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The Thompson to Start Selling in April

  • March 5, 2012

by Shilpi Paul

The Thompson to Start Selling in April: Figure 1
Rendering of The Thompson. Courtesy of Lock 7.

The Thompson, a boutique condo project in the U Street Corridor could hit the market in about a month. Lock 7 Development is putting the final touches on the project and anticipates delivery in early April, according to their blog.

The four-unit project at 2108 10th Street NW (map), has three two-bedroom, two-bath condos starting in the $400’s and one two-bedroom, 2.5-bath penthouse with a loft and roof deck in the $700’s. Two parking spaces will also be for sale. The development has a traditional brick facade and is named after Thompson’s Dairy which sat on the block back in the early 1900’s.

The Thompson to Start Selling in April: Figure 2
The interior. Courtesy of Lock 7.

The condo project will look very similar to an earlier Lock 7 project, Thompson Flats, which is right next door at 2106 10th Street NW. That four-unit project was completed in early 2011 and sold out in two weeks.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the_thompson_on_the_u_street_corridor_to_start_selling_in_april/5237

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