1933 18th St NW

Marshall House is a four-story, garden-style condominium built in 1910 and composed of roughly 14 units arranged around shared outdoor space. The masonry structure retains period character: high ceilings, arched entry elements and brick façades that frame oversized bay and multi-pane windows. Typical residences are one-bedroom footprints with hardwood floors, built-in bookshelves, and variations between open loft-like plans and more traditional layouts; some units include loft areas or elevated ceiling volumes. Kitchens have been updated in many units with granite or butcher-block counters, island or breakfast-bar configurations, and modern appliances, while primary baths reflect incremental renovations. Common interiors and circulation include original stairways supplemented by an additional internal stair; recessed lighting and ceiling fans are common in updated units. Exterior features are low-profile and pedestrian-oriented: a rear shared patio, sidewalk frontage, street lighting and fire-escape egress. Building services and policies are modest: low condo fees that typically cover water and gas, on-site bike storage, basement laundry (with association approval allowing in-unit washer/dryer installations), and a pet-friendly rule set. Parking is street-based only. Located at the convergence of Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan and the U Street Corridor, the building prioritizes walkability and immediate access to transit, shops, restaurants and cultural amenities characteristic of central Washington, D.C.