3315 Wisconsin Ave NW

A six-story cooperative constructed in 1959, this midcentury, residential building occupies a prominent spot along Wisconsin Avenue in Northwest Washington, D.C., adjacent to the Cathedral Commons retail node. Units are primarily studios and two-bedroom floor plans, ranging from compact one-room layouts to larger multi-bedroom combinations created by owners over time. Interiors commonly feature original and updated midcentury elements—wood and parquet floors, recessed lighting, generous windows with treetop views, built-in storage, and a mix of traditional and open floor plans. Kitchens vary from classic galley arrangements to renovated eat-in and gourmet styles with islands and upgraded countertops; bathrooms include both tub-shower and stall-shower configurations. Common areas include a recently refreshed lobby, on-site resident/front-desk manager, elevator access, and basement laundry facilities. The building sits on a tree-lined block with sidewalks and street lighting; some units include private balconies with skyline or cathedral views. Practical conveniences are baked into the cooperative model: monthly fees typically cover property taxes, underlying mortgage costs for the building, reserves, and all utilities. Parking is limited but assigned spaces and occasional off-street rentals exist; street parking is available on adjacent streets. Pet policies are owner-friendly and the co-op requires owner-occupancy, shaping a predominantly long-term residential community close to parks, grocery stores, restaurants, and nearby Metro stations.