6425 14th St NW

Built in 1952, this mid-rise garden-style condominium comprises 26 units organized around light-filled corridors and a modest footprint on a tree-lined stretch of 14th Street in Northwest Washington, DC. The building mixes period bones with comprehensive renovation work: common areas and individual residences were updated with contemporary finishes, while an elevator and basement storage serve residents. Units are predominantly one-bedroom layouts (with some two-bedroom floor plans represented in listings), featuring open floor plans, hardwood floors, updated kitchens with stainless-steel appliances and granite or upgraded countertops, in-unit washer/dryers, and bathrooms with jetted tubs or whirlpool features. Many units open to private balconies or patios and offer generous closet space including walk-in closets in some homes. Shared building attributes emphasize practical urban living—private garage spaces or enclosed personal garages for select units, on-site parking convenience, and additional storage available in the basement. Pet policies and formal concierge services vary by unit and are not uniformly advertised; management appears oriented toward residential comfort and low-maintenance ownership. Located in the Brightwood neighborhood near the Walter Reed redevelopment, the property sits within easy reach of Rock Creek Park and Rock Creek Golf Course, local retail and dining, multiple bus lines and Bikeshare, and is under a mile from Takoma Metro, offering straightforward access to downtown DC and neighboring Silver Spring.