14 S St NE

A four-story, 1925-era low-rise condominium located in Washington, DC’s Eckington neighborhood, the building presents a boutique residential profile with approximately a dozen to a few dozen units. Renovated in 2008 with ongoing apartment-level upgrades, the structure combines historic proportions and modest exterior detailing with contemporary interior finishes. Units are predominantly multi-bedroom layouts—notably three-bedroom floorplans—featuring hardwood floors, crown moldings, recessed lighting, open and traditional plan variants, and primary bathrooms with tub/shower configurations. Kitchens commonly show modernized surfaces such as upgraded or granite countertops and stainless steel appliances; some homes include breakfast areas and built-in storage. Common building elements include secure basement storage, street-level sidewalks and lighting, low monthly condo fees, and a pet-friendly policy. Practical conveniences emphasized across listings are central or individual HVAC systems, in-unit washer/dryer hookups, private patios or top-floor exposures in some units, and additional storage rooms. Street parking is the norm with shared or plentiful curbside options rather than a dedicated garage. The building sits directly across from the neighborhood recreation center and public pool and is within walking distance of Trader Joe’s, Union Market, NoMA/Shaw metro access, the Metropolitan Branch Trail, and a dense cluster of cafés, restaurants and entertainment, positioning it as an urban yet residentially scaled option for buyers seeking substantial interior space in a transit-connected, rapidly evolving corridor.