3051 Idaho Ave NW

The Warwick is a four-story, 1937-built condominium in Washington, D.C., rendered in Beaux-Arts-inspired masonry with classical detailing. The boutique building contains primarily one-bedroom and studio residences arranged around traditional, efficiently planned floor plans; many units feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, generously sized windows and built-in millwork that reflect the building’s prewar character. Interior finishes across units range from original moldings, chair rails and wainscoting to updated kitchens with granite or quartz counters, stainless appliances and recessed lighting. Common areas include a staffed entry, a community meeting/party room, laundry facilities, secure package and bicycle storage, and on-site management and maintenance. A notable exterior amenity is an expansive roof deck with views toward the National Cathedral and Cathedral Heights, while the grounds and sidewalks are well-landscaped and lit. Practical conveniences include designated storage rooms, some indoor parking spaces, elevator service, and secure access; pet policies tend to allow cats. The building’s location places residents steps from Wisconsin and New Mexico Avenues, neighborhood shops, restaurants, grocery stores, multiple bus lines and nearby Metro stations, with quick access to American University, Glover Archbold Park and Rock Creek Park for outdoor recreation.