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Euclid Street Condo Conversion Enters the Market

by Shilpi Paul

Euclid Street Condo Conversion Enters the Market: Figure 1
1300 Euclid Street NW

A six-unit house-to-condo conversion just hit the market in Columbia Heights. Capital City Real Estate transformed a single-family home at 1300 Euclid Street NW (map) into one and two-bedroom condos, with prices starting in the low $300’s. The penthouse unit, which has a private rooftop deck, is listed for $789,000.

Euclid Street Condo Conversion Enters the Market: Figure 2
One of the two-bedroom units

The blogs have been eagerly watching the project as it has evolved. Earlier this year, the former owner told his story to the Washington Post, explaining why he decided to sell the home, which he bought in 1997 as a foreclosure. Though his vegetable garden attracted neighbors, the house was apparently a “money pit.”

Euclid Street Condo Conversion Enters the Market: Figure 3
Kitchen

Two of the units have already gone under contract since the project hit the market, but more info about the remaining condos can be found here.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/euclid_street_condo_conversion_hits_the_market/5330

1 Comment

  1. makeba said at 10:49 pm on Monday March 26, 2012:
    Love the house...looked at it for years. Im amazed they were allowed 6 units & the new addition. I need friends in DCRA like that

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