522 21st St NW

Monroe House is a late-1980s mid-to-highrise condominium in Washington, D.C.’s Foggy Bottom neighborhood, composed primarily of studio and one-bedroom residences. The secured elevator building rises multiple stories and presents a straightforward modern exterior with occasional bump-outs and a communal roof deck that offers city and monument views. Units commonly feature hardwood floors, large windows that maximize daylight, open or traditional floor plans, efficient galley kitchens or compact gourmet fit-outs, built-in storage, and upgraded counters; typical interior details include crown moldings, ceiling fans, and renovated baths with tub/shower combinations. Shared building services and systems include on-site management, a staffed daytime desk, elevator access, and a lower-level laundry room. Exterior infrastructure provides sidewalks, street lighting, and a rooftop gathering area; deeded garage parking is available as a separate conveyance with its own fee. Condo fees are noted as modest relative to downtown peers and frequently cover most utilities. The location places residents within a short walk of George Washington University, GW Hospital, Foggy Bottom Metro (Orange/Blue), the Kennedy Center, federal institutions, cultural destinations, and neighborhood grocery and dining options, supporting both student, professional, and investor occupancy patterns.