2400 41st St NW

The Beecher House is a five-story midcentury condominium building constructed in 1959, located in Washington, DC’s Glover Park neighborhood. The property contains primarily one- and two-bedroom residences arranged around light-filled corridors and a landscaped courtyard; many units feature parquet or refinished hardwood floors, large casement or bay-style windows, and traditional floor plans adapted with open-concept living/dining arrangements. Kitchens vary from updated galley layouts to full gourmet configurations with islands or peninsula counters; baths range from classic tub/shower combinations to renovated spaces with soaking tubs and upgraded surfaces. Common areas include an elevator-served lobby, mailroom, community laundry, bike storage, and individual storage lockers. Exterior features consist of secure entry, extensive hardscape, sidewalks, exterior lighting, awnings, and designated secure storage; the building offers managed on-site services such as an on-site manager and a waitlist for reserved parking. Utilities (electricity, gas and water) are commonly included in the condo fee in many units. Pet and rental policies are generally condominium-governed with investor-friendly language appearing in several listings. The Beecher House sits a block from Glover-Archbold Park trails and within easy walking distance of Wisconsin Avenue retail, restaurants, multiple bus lines, and nearby universities and hospitals, supporting both a park-side, pedestrian lifestyle and straightforward access to downtown DC and Georgetown.