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64-Unit Condo Project Planned Adjacent to Dupont's Tabard Inn

  • October 23rd 2012

by UrbanTurf Staff

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64-Unit Condo Project Planned Adjacent to Dupont's Tabard Inn: Figure 1
Rendering of new project.

A new 64-unit condo development is planned for the six buildings that sit to the west of the Tabard Inn on N Street (map), UrbanTurf has learned.

The project from Innovative Development Group and PGN Architects is planned for N Street between 17th and 18th Street NW in Dupont Circle. The proposed development will preserve the six vacant three- and four-story brick buildings next to the Inn, which will eventually house 33 new residential units.

64-Unit Condo Project Planned Adjacent to Dupont's Tabard Inn: Figure 2
Existing buildings on N Street.

A new six-story building will also be built behind the six existing buildings. The new building will house approximately 31 residential units and have a two-story underground garage with 46 parking spaces. There will also be a large, private interior courtyard that many of the units will open on to.

64-Unit Condo Project Planned Adjacent to Dupont's Tabard Inn: Figure 3
Rendering of rear building.

Those that have followed development in the city for the past few years might recognize these townhouses, which have been boarded up for over a decade. Back in 2010, developer Morton Bender came close to turning the properties into a boutique hotel.

The current project was presented to ANC 2B on Tuesday night, which unanimously approved it by a 9-0 vote, and has already received support from The Dupont Circle Conservancy. We will continue to update you as it moves forward.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/64-unit_condo_project_planned_adjacent_to_tabard_inn/6195.

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