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From a Detached House to 16 Units Off Suitland Parkway

  • April 14th 2021

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Some new apartments may be slated for Suitland Parkway.

A zoning application has been filed to replace the detached house at 2405 Alabama Avenue SE (map) with a 16-unit apartment building.

The tank-shaped building would include residential units and a bike storage room on the cellar level. The unit mix will span one- to three-bedrooms, and each unit would have outdoor space.

West corner of proposed development. Click to enlarge.

There will also be multiple stairwells with separate exterior entrances, and the four units on the third floor will be bi-level residences. The development would also include five parking spaces.

East elevation. Click to enlarge.

The proposed three-story building would require a zoning special exception and a variance from side yard requirements. Although the site is zoned RA-1, which includes low-rise residential apartments, non-single-family houses still require zoning approval.

2Plys is the architect; the property is owned by an investor based in Potomac, Maryland.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/16-units-proposed-off-suitland-parkway/18130.

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