1929 1st St NW

This is a three-story boutique condominium building constructed in 1910 and located in Washington, DC’s Bloomingdale neighborhood. The property preserves historic federal/Victorian-era exterior character while offering modernized condo interiors across a small number of units. Typical residences are two- to three-bedroom floorplans with high ceilings, abundant natural light through multiple windows and occasional bay-window projections. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, crown moldings, recessed and designer lighting, built-ins, and open or traditional kitchen/living arrangements; kitchens are frequently updated with granite or durable countertops, stainless steel appliances, breakfast bars, and both galley and eat-in layouts. Bathrooms range from fully renovated glass-enclosed showers to soaking or jetted tubs and upgraded vanities. Common exterior elements are modest and street-oriented — sidewalks, street lighting and exterior lighting — with some ground-level units offering private patios. Building services are limited and self-managed; on-site amenities emphasize practicality (in-unit washer/dryers, low condo fees, pet- and investor-friendly policies) rather than full-service offerings. Parking is typical of inner-city historic blocks (street parking and nearby public transit access). The block is walkable to cafés, restaurants, neighborhood grocers and small parks; Crispus Attucks Park lies within a block, and multiple Metro stations and bus lines are within a short walk, supporting an urban, convenience-oriented lifestyle.