1439 Euclid St NW

Euclid Manor is a low-rise, three-story masonry apartment block built in 1939 and positioned near the Columbia Heights–Adams Morgan edge of Northwest Washington, DC. Architecturally it reads as a prewar walk-up with original details — plaster walls, hardwood floors and crown moldings appear in many residences — updated over time with modern kitchens and baths. Units are primarily studios and one-bed configurations with open or traditional floorplans; common interior features across units recorded in listings include eat-in and galley kitchens, built-ins, recessed lighting, combination washer/dryer hookups, upgraded countertops and occasional soaking tubs. Communal spaces are modest but practical: a furnished courtyard and expansive hardscaped rear area that includes bike storage and a private dog run, plus shared laundry and secure basement storage for residents. Exterior fixtures include sidewalks, street lighting and maintained landscaping. Building management is professional and condo fees are noted as unusually inclusive, often covering heat, gas, water/sewer, trash, snow removal and reserves. Parking is street permit-based. The property’s pedestrian-rich location places it within short walking distance of Meridian Hill Park, Columbia Heights Metro (Green/Yellow), the 14th Street corridor and neighborhood groceries, supporting a highly walkable, transit-oriented urban lifestyle.