1628 C St SE

A low-rise, mid-20th-century boutique condominium collection in Washington, D.C., the property dates to 1953 and rises four stories with roughly a dozen to two dozen units in a small, residential block format. Units are primarily two-bedroom layouts and a mix of one-bedroom garden and upper-level flats, many reconfigured into open-plan living with combination kitchen/dining and generous primary baths. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, upgraded kitchens with granite or stone counters and stainless steel appliances, recessed lighting, in-unit laundry, soaking tubs or tub/shower combinations, and modern mechanical updates such as recent HVAC and electrical panels. Windows are often oversized for the scale of the building, supplying abundant natural light and treetop or streetscape views. Exterior character is residential and walkable with simple street lighting, sidewalks, and modest exterior lighting; landscaping and building maintenance are managed through condominium governance. On-site conveniences reported include assigned off-street parking spaces and secure entry/intercom; condo fees typically cover utilities like water and gas plus exterior and common-area maintenance. Pet-friendly policies are common. The location sits in the Hill East/Capitol Hill corridor a short walk to multiple Metro stations, grocery options, cafes, Eastern Market and Barracks Row, parks, and river trails, supporting a transit- and amenity-rich urban neighborhood lifestyle.