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A Look at 165-Unit Project Planned Near the Zoo

by UrbanTurf Staff

A Look at 165-Unit Project Planned Near the Zoo: Figure 1
South Cathedral Mansions. Click to enlarge.

The renovation of a historic residential Wardman apartment building near the Zoo is nearing completion, and UrbanTurf recently got a sense of what the new building will look like.

In 2014, CAS Riegler and Commonwealth Residential purchased South Cathedral Mansions at 2900 Connecticut Avenue NW (map) for $70 million. For the last year, the partnership along with Snead Construction has been renovating and expanding the building into a 165-unit apartment project.

A Look at 165-Unit Project Planned Near the Zoo: Figure 2
Carriage House. Click to enlarge.

The renovated units will range from one-bedrooms to three-bedroom, three-bath apartments. Amenities at the development will include a spa and gym, a dog run, and an outdoor pool and lounge. The “Carriage House” is the structure in the rear of the property that was repurposed into an indoor/outdoor lounge with a full test kitchen, grills and a coffee bar.

A Look at 165-Unit Project Planned Near the Zoo: Figure 3
Inside an apartment. Click to enlarge.

Oculus Realty will start leasing apartments at the new building next month. See more images of the project below.

A Look at 165-Unit Project Planned Near the Zoo: Figure 4
An apartment kitchen. Click to enlarge.
A Look at 165-Unit Project Planned Near the Zoo: Figure 5
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A Look at 165-Unit Project Planned Near the Zoo: Figure 6
The pool. Click to enlarge.

2900 Connecticut Avenue NW

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/a_look_at_165-unit_project_planned_near_the_zoo/10512

1 Comment

  1. dhart@ttrsir.com said at 5:59 am on Wednesday October 28, 2015:
    More rentals. Ugh, esp. as this is an historic building with sorely needed 3BR units.

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