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New Renderings Offer Glimpse Inside Truxton Circle's Chapman Stables

  • January 19th 2017

by UrbanTurf Staff

New Renderings Offer Glimpse Inside Truxton Circle's Chapman Stables: Figure 1
The lobby at Chapman Stables.

Newly released renderings offer a look inside the former coal yard and stables in DC that are being converted into a 110-unit condo development.

Developer Four Points and Studio 27 Architecture are redeveloping the historic stable and vacant lot at 57 N Street NW (map) into a condo development, dubbed Chapman Stables, that will deliver later this year.

New Renderings Offer Glimpse Inside Truxton Circle's Chapman Stables: Figure 2
The penthouse kitchen.

The original property at the address was built in stages between 1906 and 1916 and used as a coal yard, a stable and a garage. It’s the former home of the Brass Knob warehouse, which vacated the space in 2010.

New Renderings Offer Glimpse Inside Truxton Circle's Chapman Stables: Figure 3
Rendering of the building library.

The historic building will have an additional glassy third floor and new construction behind it will rise to five stories. Building amenities will include a front desk concierge, a library, garage parking and a roof terrace and clubroom. Sales, handled by McWilliams|Ballard, will start this spring.

New Renderings Offer Glimpse Inside Truxton Circle's Chapman Stables: Figure 4
Rendering of the exterior.

New Renderings Offer Glimpse Inside Truxton Circle's Chapman Stables: Figure 5
Penthouse living room.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/new_renderings_offer_glimpse_inside_truxton_circles_chapman_stables/12056.

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