1441 Euclid St NW

Euclid Manor is a low-rise, garden-style condominium building constructed in 1939 and organized primarily into one-bedroom residences and studios. The property preserves period character with details such as high ceilings, crown moldings, arched openings, and original hardwood floors that coexist with periodic modern updates to individual units. Layouts range from traditional floor plans to open-concept one-bedrooms and efficiency studios; kitchens are often upgraded with tile backsplashes, quartz or granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and gas ranges, while baths feature tiled surrounds and tub-shower combinations. Common areas center on a planted interior courtyard with a furnished seating area and a private dog run, plus bike storage, laundry facilities on most floors, and basement storage for additional belongings. Exterior amenities are modest and urban: sidewalks, exterior lighting, and a garden-forward streetscape that faces Meridian Hill Park. Building services and operating structure are condominium-based with relatively low HOA fees that commonly cover gas heat, water, and trash; management handles common-area maintenance and snow removal. The building is pet-friendly and supports city biking and transit lifestyles with high walk and bike scores; on-site parking is limited, so residents typically rely on street parking and nearby transit. Located in Columbia Heights near 14th Street, the property delivers direct access to Meridian Hill Park, nearby markets, cafes, the Columbia Heights and U Street metro stations, and a dense mix of dining and cultural options.