4120 14th St NW

Cedric Place is a low-rise, five-story condominium constructed in 1920 and configured primarily with two-bedroom residences. The brick-faced building reflects early 20th-century multifamily architecture with straightforward massing and regularly spaced windows; many units retain period details such as crown moldings and high (around nine-foot) ceilings. Individual homes offer traditional layouts that favor open living/dining combinations alongside more efficient galley or gourmet-style kitchens; common interior fittings seen across units include wood floors, built-ins, recessed lighting, walk-in closets, and updated mechanicals in many homes. Ground-level and lower-level units have private street entrances or lower-grade access, while upper units sometimes feature small private balconies. Shared exterior features are minimal and neighborhood-oriented, with sidewalks, street trees, and on-street parking serving residents. The property is self-managed, pet-friendly, and typically allows rentals without strict restrictions. Building services are limited — no full-time concierge or doorman — but residents benefit from in-unit conveniences such as washers/dryers, central HVAC in many units, and modernized kitchens and baths in recently renovated condos. Cedric Place occupies a pedestrian-focused site at the junction of Columbia Heights, Petworth, and 16th Street Heights, abutting Upshur Park and within easy walking distance of Rock Creek Park, multiple bus lines and two metro stations, placing it squarely in a mixed-use, transit-rich urban neighborhood.