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Studios and One-Bedrooms: 9-Unit Project Pitched For Columbia Heights

  • February 24th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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A rendering of 1448 Fairmont Street NW.

A new boutique project is on the boards for Columbia Heights. 

Kay Properties has pitched a nine-unit development for 1448 Fairmont Street NW (map). The developer is proposing to demolish portions of the rear wall of the existing three-story building, and construct a new four-story addition at the rear, and an addition on top of the existing building footprint. The existing property has been used as a rooming house since 1948. 

Designed by Dasol Engineer Architects, the new development will be comprised of studio and one-bedroom apartments ranging from 410 to 600 square feet. The development is matter-of-right, however Kay Properties has filed for special exception relief from the zoning requirement of one parking space.  

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/studios_and_one-bedrooms_9-unit_project_pitched_for_columbia_heights/20673.

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