3060 16th St NW

A low-rise, early 20th-century cooperative/condominium ensemble in northwest Washington, D.C., the property dates from 1922 and rises six stories. The masonry façades and classical details reflect period Beaux-Arts influences common to the neighborhood; large multi-pane windows and high ceilings are recurring interior traits. Residences are primarily one- and two-bedroom flats with traditional and open floor plans, original wood floors or period-style replacements, crown moldings, built-ins, and a mix of galley and more efficient kitchens updated in many units. Common interior features include attic and basement storage, a passenger elevator, shared laundry facilities, recessed lighting, walk-in and built-in closets, and a combination of historic and modern finishes in bathrooms and kitchens. Exterior amenities focus on curated outdoor spaces: a communal terrace/courtyard, extensive hardscape, a small play area, and resident BBQ facilities. The building operates with on-site bike storage and designated private storage cubbies for units; parking is limited and typically off-site or street-based. Pet policies are permissive, allowing a range of companion animals. Located between Mount Pleasant, Adams Morgan, and Columbia Heights, the building sits within a highly walkable urban fabric with abundant shops, restaurants, and transit access primarily via the Columbia Heights Metro, making it a neighborhood-centered residential option with classic architectural character and practical shared services.