414 Seward Sq SE

A low-rise, four-story condominium building constructed in 1928, located on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. The masonry facade and neighboring rowhouses reflect the neighborhood’s historic character; interiors retain period details such as crown moldings, original wood floors and thick squared trim. The property is composed mainly of compact one-bedroom and studio-style flats with a mix of traditional and open floor plans, modest eat-in kitchens and some gourmet-updated units. Building services and shared features include an elevator, on-site coin or communal laundry, resident storage rooms, a bike room and a shared rear patio/garden. Recent capital improvements noted by the association include a modernized elevator, new boiler and solar panels on the roof; condo fees commonly cover most utilities (water, gas and electricity) and building management is professional. Practical conveniences for city living are emphasized: short walks to multiple Metro stations, Eastern Market, Capitol grounds, neighborhood shops and restaurants. The association permits cats, maintains a reserve, and generally targets buyers seeking a compact, well-managed, historically styled condominium in a highly walkable, amenity-rich urban neighborhood.