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$2.5 Million: The Priciest Condo in Columbia Heights History Finds a Buyer

  • July 13, 2017

by Nena Perry-Brown

A condo that delivered earlier this year is setting records in Columbia Heights.

The largest residence at the Helicopter Factory listed for $2.5 million — the highest price ever for a condo in Columbia Heights — has gone under contract.

The 5,077 square-foot, three-story unit, dubbed a “mansion warehouse”, was carved out of a factory building at 770-774 Girard Street NW (map) and has an industrial aesthetic that harkens back to its previous life as an inventor’s workshop.

$2.5 Million: The Priciest Condo in Columbia Heights History Finds a Buyer: Figure 1

The unit boasts a 50-by-50 foot layout, 15 foot-high ceilings, a wrap-around roof deck and a nearly 1,500 square-foot courtyard/parking area. Interior details inside the unit include exposed wooden beams, joists and brick walls, as well as two fireplaces.

$2.5 Million: The Priciest Condo in Columbia Heights History Finds a Buyer: Figure 2
Rendering of the mansion courtyard. Click to enlarge.

Brook Rose Development and Brick Lane Real Estate developed the Helicopter Factory residences, while Urban Design Group handled the design aspects of the project. Sales were handled by Michael Hines of TTR Sotheby’s International Realty.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/2_5_million_the_priciest_condo_in_columbia_heights_history/12791

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