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22-Unit Condo Project Planned For South End of Barracks Row

  • October 8th 2015

by Tianna Mañón

22-Unit Condo Project Planned For South End of Barracks Row: Figure 1
A rendering of the proposed project at 801 Virginia Avenue SE from Northfield Development

Northfield Development’s proposed mixed-use project between Barracks Row and Navy Yard received unanimous support for its Historical Preservation Review Board application from the ANC 6B Planning Committee earlier this week.

The 22-unit project, designed by Peter Fillat Architects, will be located at 801 Virginia Avenue SE (map), under a mile from the Navy Yard Metro.

22-Unit Condo Project Planned For South End of Barracks Row: Figure 2

The ground floor of the building will have 3,000 square feet of retail, which the developers are hoping to fill with a local restaurant, “perhaps one currently residing on Barracks Row,” Nathan Hamman, managing partner for Northfield Development, said in an emailed statement about the project.

There will be 16 one-bedroom units, three studios, and three two-bedrooms in the project. Hamman said the average unit size will be about 750 square feet. If things go according to schedule, the plan is to break ground next spring.

801 Virginia Avenue SE

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/northfields_navy_yard_project_gets_unanimous_anc_support/10429.

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