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What Does $550K Buy You in DC?

  • July 1st 2009

by Mark Wellborn

What Does $550K Buy You in DC?: Figure 1

This two-bedroom condo in The Whitman on 9th and M Street is for the person that works…a lot. We don’t say that because you wouldn’t want to spend any time in the unit. The sixth-floor unit is spacious with a large kitchen and living area, hickory floors and a covered balcony that overlooks the city.

What Does $550K Buy You in DC?: Figure 2
Living Room

However, it also offers a number of services and amenities for a person with a workaholic lifestyle. The listing price includes a parking space, so that you don’t have to waste time looking for a spot on the street, the building has a 24-hour front desk to take packages for you when you are not there and there is a rooftop pool where you can get a workout in at the end of the day.

What Does $550K Buy You in DC?: Figure 3
Pool

  • Address: 910 M Street NW, #620 (see map here)
  • Price: $549,900
  • Bedrooms: Two
  • Bathrooms: Two
  • Square Footage: 1,050
  • Monthly Fees: $600
  • For the full listing, click here.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/what_does_550k_buy_you_in_dc/1087.

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