330 Square Feet or Less - A Look at the Smallest Homes on the Market in DC

• February 7th 2018

by Nena Perry-Brown

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In lieu of a What X Buys feature this week, UrbanTurf rounded up some of the smallest homes for sale in the city, all measuring at less than 330 square feet. 

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315 Square Feet in Adams Morgan

Located in the Schuyler Arms building in Adams Morgan, this studio is blocks away from both Dupont Circle and the 18th Street corridor. The unit has hardwood flooring throughout and offers a double-door closet for storage. The kitchen is in a separate nook tucked next to the front door and features a breakfast bar for one.  The community amenities includes a roof deck and bike room, and as recently as last month, the unit was renting for $1,350 per month. 

• Full Listing: 1954 Columbia Road NW, #508 (map)
• Price: $235,000
• Bathrooms: One
• HOA Fees: $228/month
• Square Footage: 315
• Year Built: 1927
• Listing Agent: Wendy Messenger, Keller Williams Realty

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A 19th Century-Style Studio

On the other side of the city, this 320 square-foot unit stands as proof that micro-units are far from a new concept, as the home was built in 1800. The high-ceilinged condo is in Carolina on the Hill, a building two blocks from Capitol South Metro station. The updated kitchen nook is appointed with granite counters and stainless steel appliances and enjoys its own window. The unit also has wood parquet floors, a walk-in closet with a combination washer/dryer and an attractive archtop window. Pets are also permitted in the property.

• Full Listing: 101 North Carolina Avenue SE, #205 (map)
• Price: $249,500
• Bathrooms: One
• HOA Fees: $295/month
• Square Footage: 320
• Year Built: 1800
• Listing Agent: H. Ryall Smith, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage

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An Already-Leased Efficiency

Just steps from Glover Archbold Park, this studio unit is an instant investment opportunity. The 326 square-foot condo currently has a tenant paying $1,125 per month with a lease term ending in May. The interior of the unit takes advantage of an entry hall for extra storage both along the wall and in a long closet. Its L-shaped configuration makes room for an L-shaped kitchen in the corner, open to the rest of the unit. The listing has access to a roof deck and outdoor pool.

• Full Listing: 4000 Tunlaw Road NW, #127 (map)
• Price: $189,000
• Bathrooms: One
• HOA Fees: $252/month
• Square Footage: 326
• Year Built: 1960
• Listing Agent: Wendy Messenger, Keller Williams Realty

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