738 Longfellow St NW

A low-rise, four-story condominium building dating to 1900 that has been converted into multiple residential units. The property houses primarily two-bedroom layouts alongside studio and one-bedroom configurations, served by an elevator and interior corridors. Units commonly feature wood flooring, open and traditional floor plans, upgraded countertops, galley or island kitchens, in-unit washer/dryer hookups, walk-in closets, and window treatments; many homes include combined living/dining areas and updated baths with tub/shower arrangements. Common interior features emphasize practical living: a secured lobby with intercom, a bar area in shared spaces, accessible storage and wine storage options for residents. Exterior elements are straightforward and neighborhood-oriented, with sidewalks, street lighting, exterior lighting, secure storage, and on-site garage or assigned parking in several units. The association provides routine services such as building security, property management, landscaping and an elevator-served entry; pet policies are generally permissive. Located in Washington, D.C., the building sits in the Petworth/Brightwood corridor near Kennedy Street, with easy walking access to multiple bus lines and nearby metro stations, neighborhood parks and retail corridors. The overall character is practical, community-focused condominium living with a history of incremental renovations and an amenity set oriented to commuters and urban families.