1875 Mintwood Pl NW

A four-story cooperative constructed in 1926, this low-rise masonry building occupies a narrow, tree-lined block in Kalorama/Adams Morgan. Units are primarily one-bedroom and studio layouts with historically preserved details — high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings, and original trim — alongside periodic modern updates such as renovated kitchens, granite or quartz counters, and contemporary baths. Many residences feature generous windows that admit strong natural light, built-in storage, and flexible open or traditional floor plans; several units permit in-unit washer/dryer installation. Common areas are modest and well-maintained: a small, welcoming lobby with secure delivery handling, shared laundry in the basement, a dedicated bicycle room, and assigned storage lockers for residents. The building emphasizes sustainability with rooftop solar panels that offset water heating, LED common-area lighting, and a composting initiative. Exterior amenities are limited to street-level lighting and sidewalks; there is no on-site parking. Pet policies are permissive (cats and dogs up to roughly 60 lbs.), and the co-op structure covers property taxes, water, sewer, heat and some utilities in the monthly fee. Some units have no underlying mortgage while others carry short remaining balances. Located steps from Kalorama Park and a few blocks from Woodley Park and Dupont Circle metros, the building sits within a dense urban neighborhood rich in restaurants, cafés, grocery options and parks. Its scale, cooperative governance, included utilities, and storage infrastructure appeal to buyers seeking a historic, community-oriented building with transit access and strong neighborhood walkability.