2501 K St NW

A mid-rise, professionally managed condominium building completed in 1981, the property occupies a prominent Foggy Bottom / West End spot in northwest Washington, DC. The building contains predominantly one-bedroom and two-bedroom residences laid out in both open and traditional floor plans; many units preserve prewar-inspired interior details such as crown moldings, wood and parquet floors, built-ins, and working wood-burning fireplaces alongside modern updates like stainless-steel appliances, granite counters, in-unit washers/dryers, and upgraded bathrooms. Units vary in exposure and ceiling height, with several corner and high-floor homes offering abundant southern and eastern light and private balconies in a limited number of homes. Common spaces are residentially scaled: an elevator serves multiple floors in a mid-size footprint, and a professionally maintained roof deck provides expansive 360-degree views across the Monument and Georgetown skylines. Exterior improvements include sidewalks, street lighting, and building-focused exterior lighting. Parking is an asset here — deeded or assigned garage spaces are offered with many units and an oversized off-street space appears occasionally. The HOA is described as having low monthly fees and on-site professional management. The building’s location delivers immediate urban convenience: short walks to Foggy Bottom Metro, George Washington University, the World Bank/IMF corridors, grocery options like Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods, restaurants, and boutique shopping. Pet policies and specific service packages vary by unit ownership, but the overall character is a walkable, city-centered condominium that blends original architectural character with contemporary livability and shared rooftop amenity space.