3426 16th St NW

Built in 1918, this six-story Wardman-era condominium embraces Beaux-Arts proportions and early 20th-century details across roughly 55 units. Exterior character includes a formal mosaic-tiled entrance foyer, decorative stonework and a modest rooftop terrace that offers skyline and landmark views. Residences are predominately one- and two-bedroom plans, many retaining high ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood floors, numerous windows and multiple balconies or Juliet balconies that bring abundant natural light and tree-lined vistas. Interiors range from historically maintained layouts with formal living and dining rooms to thoughtfully renovated kitchens and baths with upgraded countertops, in-unit laundry and recessed lighting. Building-level amenities are intentionally residential rather than commercial: a grand lobby, elevator, seasonal rooftop deck, exterior BBQ area, limited unassigned off-street parking and a small number of shared storage/parking options. The property operates as pet-friendly with an engaged community vibe and occasional designer-updated units curated by noted decorators. Located on or near 16th Street in the Mount Pleasant/Columbia Heights corridor, it delivers a highly walkable urban lifestyle with close access to transit, parks, local shops, and dining while preserving the scale and ornamentation of historic D.C. architecture.