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The U Street Corridor’s $3 Million View

by UrbanTurf Staff

The U Street Corridor's $3 Million View: Figure 1

A home has hit the market just north of U Street NW setting a new bar for home prices in the neighborhood while offering one of the best views in the city.

The three-bedroom penthouse at 1454 Belmont Street NW (map) spreads out over just north of 2,600 square feet. In addition to a large roof deck, the home also comes with a private lap pool.

The U Street Corridor's $3 Million View: Figure 2

However, the main draw of the unit may be the sweeping downtown views from the condo’s floor-to-ceiling windows. Having been to an event at this home, UrbanTurf can vouch for the stunning scenery. (The building where the unit is located sits at one of the highest points looking out on downtown.)

All this luxury comes at a price, though. The $3 million unit is one of the highest priced condos we have ever seen listed in this area. More details, courtesy of Coldwell Banker, can be found here and more photos are below.

The U Street Corridor's $3 Million View: Figure 3

The U Street Corridor's $3 Million View: Figure 4

The U Street Corridor's $3 Million View: Figure 5

Photos courtesy of Trish Hamilton.

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/dcs_3_million_view/6774

3 Comments

  1. Tim said at 12:47 am on Saturday March 16, 2013:
    gotta love the toilet exhaust fans adjacent to the rooftop terrace seating area... guess that is almost as nice as a chiminea on a cool spring evening...
  1. Lew said at 3:11 pm on Sunday March 17, 2013:
    Even better is the comment: "Obstructed views of Downtown!" Uh, unobstructed maybe?
  1. jj said at 7:42 pm on Sunday March 17, 2013:
    Seriously, they hoot and holler about the view and can't be bothered to proofread. I'd fire a broker that was advertising my 3 million dollar property with "obstructed views!"

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