5112 Connecticut Ave NW

A 1927 cooperative apartment building in Washington, DC’s Chevy Chase corridor, this low- to mid-rise masonry property retains period details while housing primarily one- and two-bedroom residences. The façades present traditional 1920s Washington architecture with screened-in outdoor spaces and a landscaped inner courtyard that serves as a common focal point. Interiors favor classic finishes: hardwood floors, crown moldings, built-in shelving, tall ceilings and layouts that range from traditional to open-plan where kitchens have been modernized with granite or marble counters and stainless appliances. Units typically include full baths with tubs, eat-in or galley kitchens, substantial closet storage plus assigned basement storage and shared bike room. Common exterior features include sidewalks, street lighting and exterior lighting; the roof hosts solar panels contributing to building reserves. Building operations are co-op style with low monthly fees that commonly cover taxes, heat, gas, water, sewer and trash; a private entrance and intercoms appear in some units. Parking is primarily on-street; the location offers direct bus lines, nearby Metro stations and easy walking access to neighborhood shops, cafes and Rock Creek Park. The resident mix trends toward long-term occupants and families, and pet policies are governed by coop rules.