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Studios and One-Bedrooms: What Around $200,000 Buys You in DC

  • June 16, 2015

by Tianna Mañón

In this edition of What X Buys, UrbanTurf looks at properties listed for around $200,000 to see what a DC buyer can expect to purchase with this budget.

Studios and One-Bedrooms: What Around $200,000 Buys You in DC: Figure 1

A One-Bedroom North of Missouri Avenue

One-bedrooms within the city limits for $200,000 are hard to come by, which is why this unit near the intersection of Missouri and New Hampshire Avenues is a bit of a rarity. The unit opens up into a small dining area and living space with hardwood floors throughout. The bedroom is spacious with an en suite bathroom and two windows. The home is located about a mile from the Fort Totten Metro, but at least five bus stops are within walking distance.

  • Full Listing: 31 Kennedy St NW, #302 (map)
  • Price: $204,900
  • HOA Fees: $295/month
  • Bedrooms: One
  • Bathrooms: One
  • Year Built: 1954
  • Listing Agent: David Abramson, Long & Foster


Studios and One-Bedrooms: What Around $200,000 Buys You in DC: Figure 2

An Adams Morgan Studio Near the Zoo

This 500 square foot studio in Adams Morgan is nestled between Columbia Road and the Zoo with many restaurants and retail within walking distance. The living space features a Murphy bed and the home also has a walk-in closet that doubles as a dressing room for more storage and privacy. The updated kitchen has a window into the living space that can be used as a breakfast bar to replace needed dining space.

  • Full Listing: 1820 Clydesdale Place NW, #209 (map)
  • Price: $200,000
  • HOA Fees: $535/month
  • Bedrooms: Studio
  • Bathrooms: One
  • Year Built: 1927
  • Listing Agent: Charles Holzwarth, Washington Fine Properties

Studios and One-Bedrooms: What Around $200,000 Buys You in DC: Figure 3

A King-Sized Murphy Bed in 385 Square Feet

The tall ceilings and natural light in this Cleveland Park studio make it feel larger and brighter than its 385 square feet. The unit has a king-sized Murphy bed and an updated galley kitchen with a dining set that comfortably fits one or two people in the corner. The location allows the eventual owner to explore Cleveland Park, and it’s just a short walk from the Metro.

  • Full Listing: 3446 Connecticut Ave NW, #303 (map)
  • Price: $199,000
  • HOA Fees: $203/month
  • Bedrooms: Studio
  • Bathrooms: One
  • Square Footage: 385
  • Listing Agent: Pam Wye, TTR Sotheby’s International Realty

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