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A Look Inside The Montrose

by UrbanTurf Staff

A Look Inside The Montrose: Figure 1
The Montrose

The Montrose, a luxury condo project in the former Henry and Anne Hurt Home in Georgetown, has been in the works for a few years and, now complete, there are images of the interior.

The development at 3050 R Street NW (map) consists of 15 two-story units — lower level condos span the basement and first floor of the former home, and the upper units are located on the second floor and former attic. Two homes come with a private elevator and each unit has two parking spaces.

A Look Inside The Montrose: Figure 2

The project developer is the Argos Group, which developed The Station and The Fire House on Capitol Hill. Urban Pace is handling sales and marketing.

A Look Inside The Montrose: Figure 3

The Montrose is the first in a trio of luxury condo projects that will go up in Georgetown in the coming years. 1055 High, an eight-unit development along the C&O Canal in Georgetown where units will range in price from $3 to $5 million, will start sales in January and deliver in late 2014. And, a team is currently in the early stages of turning the West Heating Plant into an 80-unit luxury project.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/a_look_inside_the_montrose/7869

2 Comments

  1. Zesty said at 8:47 pm on Tuesday November 26, 2013:
    Track lighting? Metal vs Dark wood Banisters/staircase railing? This is what goes for "luxury" in DC I guess. And they're probably selling for over $1MM.
  1. Pesto said at 9:24 pm on Tuesday November 26, 2013:
    Yeah, it's rather generic.

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