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A First Look at the Newest Three-Residence, Luxury Boutique Condominium in Eckington

  • October 7th 2022

by UrbanTurf Sponsor

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Inside The Residence at 2116.

When the Eckington rowhome owned by Andre Jean of JohannesRE was destroyed by a fire three years ago, he committed to re-build and create something special for the neighborhood.

Now, the final product—The Residence at 2116, a boutique condo building boasting top-notch craftsmanship—is delivering. 

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An oversized bedroom flooded with light.

Behind the original Federal-style exterior, the home was completely gutted. Jean—who has completed several residential projects in Eckington—got to work with Maple Development on creating the property’s three exceptionally spacious condominiums. 

The Residence at 2116, located on 4th Street NE, includes a pair of two-bedroom + den homes measuring 1,500 square feet each. A one-bedroom + den home with one-and-a-half bathrooms measuring 1,000 square feet sits at the top of the development. All three residences have private-use outdoor space, including a patio, porch and a rooftop terrace. 

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The Residence at 2116 features wide plank hardwood flooring throughout.

The bedrooms and bathrooms are oversized, as are the windows, drenching the homes with natural light. Finishes are sleek, modern and luxurious and include wide-plank hardwood flooring throughout, shaker cabinetry, Samsung stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops and floating bathroom vanities.

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Bathrooms feature floating vanities and quartz countertops.

The Residence at 2116 is located less than a half mile from the Rhode Island Ave-Brentwood Metro Stop on the Red Line and has beautiful views of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. The project also has four secure, off-street parking spots available for purchase.

In addition to this project, Jean is currently developing a bespoke alley property behind 4th Street that is poised to increase the value of new residences.

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The Residence at 2116.

Sales for The Residence at 2116 are underway, with pricing ranging from $700,000 to $800,000. The project will deliver at the end of November. One residence is currently staged and tours can be arranged with agent Hannah Hinzman at 561-316-3561or hhinzman@ttrsir.com.  

See other articles related to: Eckington condos, The Residence at 2116

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/a-first-look-three-residence_luxury_boutique_condominium/20162.

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