526 Kenyon St NW

A low-rise, three-story midcentury residential walk-up constructed in 1954, composed primarily of two-bedroom condominium units. The building’s block-scale footprint and traditional masonry or clad exterior reflect modest postwar multifamily design with regularly spaced windows and ground-level entries. Interiors favor practical layouts: open or conventional floor plans, galley kitchens or combined kitchen/dining zones, and a mix of hardwood and carpeted floors in renovated units. Common features are limited but functional—street-level access, stair circulation, and individually metered utilities; some units offer in-unit washer/dryer hookups and occasional designated parking spaces. Common-area maintenance appears minimal, consistent with a small condominium association that manages exterior upkeep and shared systems. The property sits in Columbia Heights/Park View edge neighborhoods of Washington, DC, offering very walkable access to Metro stations, shopping, dining, and nearby hospitals. The location supports urban living with tree-lined streets, short walks to transit and neighborhood amenities, and a mix of renters and owner-occupants. Income-restriction programs apply to certain units, and FHA approval is noted on some listings, affecting eligibility and resale timing.