3 Washington Cir NW

A ten-story early 20th-century condominium building in Washington, D.C., originally constructed in 1909 and now configured primarily with one-bedroom residences. The exterior reads as a period structure updated for contemporary condo living, with street-level sidewalks, exterior lighting, and secured storage areas. Interiors range from traditional floor plans with crown moldings, bay-front primary bedrooms and built-ins to renovated open-plan units featuring hardwood floors, recessed lighting, skylights, and upgraded countertops. Many homes include in-unit laundry or hookups, galley or gourmet kitchens, combination living/dining layouts, and varied bathroom types such as stall showers and tub/shower combinations. Common elements include an elevator, intercom entry, and a landscaped courtyard or community outdoor space; several units convey deeded garage parking and private storage. The property operates a pet-friendly policy, maintains concierge or front-desk presence in some listings, and offers strong transit access—most notably immediate walkability to Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro and neighborhood amenities like grocery stores, restaurants, the Kennedy Center, and GWU. The building’s market presence emphasizes renovated penthouse and corner units with terraces and panoramic views, practical urban layouts, and ownership flexibility for parking spaces.