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299 Square Feet: A Look At DC's Smallest Home on the Market

The smallest home on the market in DC right now clocks in at just under 300 square feet. The Columbia Heights studio was listed for sale at the end of May.

The 299 square-foot floorplan includes a small updated kitchen, an open room with hardwood flooring, a closet and a bathroom. The building along Park Road has laundry and bike storage.
The property is listed for $230,000 with Darnell Eaton of Century21; it last sold in 2019.
This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/299-square-feet-a-look-at-dcs-smallest-home-on-the-market/18542.
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