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Pierce School Lofts
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DC’s Most Intriguing Lofts Return to the Market
Nena Perry-Brown | February 20th 2018
The singularly impressive Pierce School Lofts have just hit the market — and each individual unit is for sale. ... read »
DC’s Most Intriguing Lofts are Back on the Market
Nena Perry-Brown | September 14th 2016
Over a decade since its conversion from schoolhouse to residences and few years after UrbanTurf's subsequent crowning of the building as one of DC's... read »
$12,493 a Month: DC’s Most Intriguing Loft Hits the Rental Market
UrbanTurf Staff | April 29th 2015
The owner's penthouse at the Pierce School has come online as one of the most expensive rentals in the city. ... read »
D.C.‘s Most Intriguing Lofts Go Under Contract
Lark Turner | November 10th 2014
The Pierce School lofts have a buyer, though the contingency period hasn't yet ended. ... read »
DC’s Most Intriguing Lofts Could Be Sold Separately
UrbanTurf Staff | October 2nd 2014 | 1 Comment
The schoolhouse lofts at the Pierce School on Captiol Hill could be sold off one at a time. ... read »
A $350K Price Drop For DC’s Most Intriguing Lofts
Lark Turner | January 27th 2014 | 5 Comments
The listing price for the vaunted Pierce School lofts on Capitol Hill has been reduced to $6.9 million. ... read »
Best Way to Live and Learn: Buy the Pierce School Lofts
UrbanTurf Staff | December 17th 2013
A 9,500 square-foot loft on top of seven loft rentals, all inside a former schoolhouse, and it could all be yours for just over $7 million. ... read »
Unique Spaces: The Most Intriguing Loft in DC
UrbanTurf Staff | October 2nd 2013 | 12 Comments
UrbanTurf has covered a number of extraordinary residential conversions over the years, but we recently got a sneak peek at a property that may set... read »
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