2401 H St NW

Bon Wit Plaza is a mid-century mixed-use condominium in Foggy Bottom built in 1960 and primarily composed of one- and two-bedroom units. The eight- to twelve-story masonry structure presents a straightforward rectangular profile typical of that era, with a utilitarian exterior and practical flood lighting. Interiors range from original 1960s layouts to fully renovated homes; common interior features reported across units include open and traditional floor plans, wood floors, renovated kitchens with granite counters and gas cooking, built-ins, generous closet storage and updated bathrooms. Building services emphasize convenience: a 24-hour concierge, on-site management, laundry rooms on each floor, and a rooftop terrace offering neighborhood views. Parking is available via individually owned garage spaces that can be sold separately, and condo fees historically cover all utilities. The property sits steps from the Foggy Bottom Metro and George Washington University facilities, surrounded by grocery and dining options, cultural venues such as the Kennedy Center, and major employment centers, making daily errands and transit straightforward. Pet policies and specific service contracts vary by unit; investor-friendly rules include no rental cap in place in recent listings.