2527 Q St NW

A low-rise, three-story boutique residential building in Washington, D.C., constructed in 1930 and composed primarily of studio and one-bedroom units. The architecture reads as classic Georgetown rowhouse-scaled masonry with traditional proportions and period details; many interiors retain original character such as crown moldings, high ceilings and hardwood floors while updated units show renovated kitchens and baths. Apartment layouts range from efficient studio flats with Murphy beds and galley kitchens to true one-bedroom plans and some larger two-bedroom conversions; common interior features reported across units include recessed lighting, built-ins, walk-in closets in select homes, upgraded countertops and contemporary window replacements. Shared building amenities are modest and practical: a fenced side garden and small front courtyard for residents, secure bike storage, private storage lockers, communal laundry in the basement and occasional rental parking spaces. Building services are typical of a well-managed small association with recent mechanical upgrades noted in listings. The property sits in Georgetown’s East Village near Rock Creek Park, the C&O Canal towpath and neighborhood parks, with immediate access to M Street and Wisconsin Avenue retail, cafes and restaurants and roughly a half-mile to Dupont Circle Metro; neighborhood life emphasizes walkability, green space and a mix of residential calm with convenient urban amenities. Pet permissions, rented parking and flexible rental policies are handled by the association on an approval basis.