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Sweetgreen Founders Selling U Street Pad

by UrbanTurf Staff

Sweetgreen Founders Selling U Street Pad: Figure 1
The living room at 2122 10th Street NW.

Two of the three founders of the DC-based salad powerhouse Sweetgreen will be listing their U Street home this coming weekend, UrbanTurf has learned. The three-bedroom rowhouse, owned by Sweetgreen founders Jonathan Neman and Nate Ru, is located at 2122 10th Street NW (map) and will hit the market for $1.399 million.

Sweetgreen Founders Selling U Street Pad: Figure 2

Designed by Division 1 Architects, the home spreads out over 2,300 square feet and three levels. The master suite takes up the entire top floor. There is also a patio as well as parking for two cars. The home was built in 2001.

Sweetgreen Founders Selling U Street Pad: Figure 3
Master bedroom level

Founded by Georgetown graduates Neman, Ru and Nick Jammet, Sweetgreen now has 31 locations around the country and received $35 million in funding this summer to expand further.

The home will be listed by Debi Fox of DCRE Residential.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/sweetgreen_founders_selling_u_street_pad/10309

2 Comments

  1. R said at 7:28 pm on Tuesday September 8, 2015:
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  1. foxhall dude said at 11:05 pm on Tuesday September 8, 2015:
    nice crib! thought of buying in that area in 1999. didn't, bought in glover park instead, and then foxhall village. love seeing a few local dudes make it doing a start up like this. sweetgreens, g'town cupcake, 5 guys, the pie sisters. all pretty local. congrats!

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