1840 Vernon St NW

A small, early-20th-century boutique condominium set in Washington, DC, the property dates from 1910 and occupies a low-rise, Arts & Crafts–influenced structure. The building contains roughly two dozen to three dozen units arranged across a few stories, offering a mix of one- and three-bedroom floorplans with occasional den configurations and penthouse-level layouts. Interiors blend period character with modern renovations: hardwood floors, crown moldings, oversized windows, high ceilings in some units, and updated kitchens with stone counters, stainless appliances, and five-burner ranges. Baths range from classic tile and marble to fully renovated primary bathrooms with double vanities and glass-enclosed showers. Shared systems include an elevator, intercom entry, exterior lighting, and limited secured garage parking and bike storage in select listings. Common exterior features emphasize a residential streetscape—sidewalks, street lighting, satellite service—and some units have private balconies or access to a semi-private courtyard. Services and policies are typical of a small condo association: relatively low HOA fees, pet-friendly rules, and in-unit washers and dryers in many homes. Located on a quiet, one-way tree-lined street at the junction of Kalorama, Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, and U Street, the building places residents within easy walking distance of multiple metro stations, restaurants, groceries, and neighborhood parks, delivering an urban, pedestrian-oriented lifestyle with a boutique, historically layered atmosphere.