2424 17th St NW

A low-rise, early 20th-century condominium conversion located in Washington, DC, the three-story building dates to 1910 and contains primarily studio units with a mix of reconfigured one- and two-bedroom floorplans reported in listings. The façade and massing retain modest historic proportions while interiors have been modernized with wide-plank oak or similar wood floors, recessed lighting, and upgraded kitchens and baths from renovations completed during the 2010s conversion. Units commonly offer efficient galley or gourmet-style kitchens, in-unit laundry in many homes, built-in storage systems, Murphy-bed arrangements in smaller residences, ceiling fans, and sprinkler-protected ceilings. Shared spaces emphasize rooftop living: a roof deck system provides assigned private roof terraces plus a larger common roof area, while ground-level amenities include secure bike storage, secure storage lockers, exterior lighting, sidewalk frontage, and a BBQ-friendly environment. The building supports controlled access with intercom and smart-lock integrations in some homes. Parking options are limited but available by assignment; many units advertise dedicated storage and bike rooms. Pet-friendly policies and a relaxed rental stance (no strict rental cap) make the property appealing to investors and urban residents. Located on a commercial-residential corridor, the building is steps from neighborhood grocery, dining, parks, and transit, supporting a walkable, amenity-rich city lifestyle.