Historic charm meets urban convenience in the heart of Downtown DC
The Midtown, an 8-story condominium building completed in 1948, stands as a testament to mid-20th century architecture in the bustling heart of Downtown Washington, D.C. With 80 units ranging from studios to two-bedroom layouts, this iconic structure offers residents a blend of historic charm and modern urban living. Situated at the crossroads of vibrant neighborhoods, The Midtown provides easy access to the city's political, cultural, and commercial centers. Its location near Thomas Circle places residents within walking distance of some of the capital's most renowned attractions, including the White House and the National Mall.
Versatile layouts with modern updates and city views
The Midtown offers a variety of floor plans to suit different lifestyles, from cozy studios to spacious two-bedroom units. Studios, starting at approximately 468 square feet, provide efficient living spaces perfect for singles or those seeking a pied-à-terre in the city. One-bedroom units range from 546 to 780 square feet, with sale prices typically between $405,075 and $495,000. For those requiring more space, two-bedroom units span from 780 to 1,125 square feet, some featuring two full bathrooms.
Many units have been thoughtfully renovated to meet contemporary tastes while preserving the building's character. Residents can expect features such as hardwood flooring, updated kitchens with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops, and renovated bathrooms with modern fixtures. Some units boast custom closet systems, providing ample storage space. Large windows in many apartments offer stunning views of the city skyline or the vibrant streetscape below.
A standout feature in select units is the private balcony, perfect for enjoying morning coffee or evening relaxation while taking in the urban panorama. In-unit washer and dryer combinations add convenience to daily life. While some apartments retain charming original details, others have been fully modernized with open floor plans, recessed lighting, and contemporary finishes.
Monthly HOA fees, ranging from $500 to $600, cover water, trash, sewer, reserve funds, and management services, providing peace of mind for residents. These fees contribute to the upkeep of the building's shared spaces and ensure a well-maintained living environment for all.
Comfort and convenience with a touch of community
The Midtown offers a range of amenities designed to enhance the urban living experience. The recently renovated lobby welcomes residents and guests with a fresh, modern aesthetic, setting the tone for the building's blend of historic charm and contemporary comfort. A staffed front desk provides an added layer of security and convenience, with concierge services available Monday through Friday from 12 PM to 6 PM.
One of the building's highlights is its spacious outdoor terrace, a green oasis in the heart of the city. This communal space features mature trees, gas grills, and picnic tables, creating an ideal setting for outdoor gatherings, casual barbecues, or simply unwinding after a long day. The terrace serves as an extension of residents' living spaces, offering a breath of fresh air without leaving the property.
For cycling enthusiasts, a secure bike room provides safe storage, encouraging eco-friendly transportation in this bike-friendly neighborhood. The building also offers extra storage options, including individual storage closets, helping residents maximize their living space.
Pet owners will appreciate the building's pet-friendly policy, which includes a secured dog run, making it easier to care for furry companions in an urban setting. For those with vehicles, the Midtown provides the valuable amenity of resident parking, a rarity in downtown D.C.
The building's elevator ensures easy access to all floors, while central heat and air conditioning systems keep residents comfortable year-round. These thoughtful amenities, combined with the building's prime location, create a living experience that balances convenience, comfort, and community in the heart of the nation's capital.
A vibrant tapestry of culture, cuisine, and capital attractions
The Midtown's location in Downtown D.C. places residents at the epicenter of the city's diverse offerings. This bustling neighborhood seamlessly blends political power, cultural richness, and urban excitement. Just steps away, residents can explore the iconic National Mall, home to world-renowned monuments that attract visitors from around the globe.
For food enthusiasts, the area is a culinary playground. El Sol Restaurante & Tequileria, a short walk away, serves up authentic Mexican flavors in a casual setting. Those craving a quick bite can stop by Julia's Empanadas for freshly baked, hand-held delights. For a more upscale dining experience, Joe's Stone Crab offers classic seafood in an elegant atmosphere.
Shopping options abound, with the high-end CityCenterDC complex just a 10-minute walk away. This modern shopping center houses luxury retailers and sophisticated restaurants. For more budget-friendly options, Nordstrom Rack is within walking distance, offering designer brands at discounted prices.
The neighborhood caters to various lifestyles and interests. Fitness enthusiasts can find solace at nearby gyms like VIDA - Logan Circle or Equinox Anthem Row. Those seeking outdoor recreation have several options, including McPherson Square, a compact urban park perfect for a quick escape from city life, and Logan Circle, a historic area ideal for leisurely strolls.
Cultural attractions are plentiful, with the area's rich history and vibrant present reflected in its diverse array of institutions and landmarks, each offering unique insights into the nation's capital.
Grocery shopping is convenient with several options nearby. Streets Market is less than a five-minute walk away, perfect for quick errands. Whole Foods Market, about a 10-minute walk, offers a wide selection of organic and specialty items. For everyday essentials, there's a Safeway within a 15-minute walk.
The vibrant atmosphere of nearby neighborhoods ensures that residents have endless options for evening outings and weekend exploration. With its central location, The Midtown allows residents to immerse themselves in the dynamic energy of Downtown D.C. while providing easy access to the diverse neighborhoods and attractions that make the nation's capital a truly unique place to call home.
Unparalleled connectivity in the heart of the capital
The Midtown's location in Downtown D.C. offers residents exceptional transportation options, making it easy to navigate the city and beyond. The area's comprehensive public transit network ensures that car ownership is optional, though the building does provide resident parking for those who prefer to drive.
The McPherson Square Metro station, just a five-minute walk away, serves as a major transportation hub. This station provides access to the Blue, Orange, and Silver lines, connecting residents to key areas throughout the District, Maryland, and Virginia. For those needing to travel further, the Metro Center station, a 10-minute walk from The Midtown, offers additional access to the Red Line, expanding transit options even further.
Bus service in the area is extensive, with numerous stops within a short walk of the building. The K St & 14th St stop, about five minutes away, serves multiple routes including the Georgetown – Union Station line and several commuter lines connecting to suburban Maryland and Virginia. This robust bus network ensures that even areas not served by Metro are easily accessible.
For those who prefer to cycle, The Midtown's location is ideal. The neighborhood's high bike score reflects the abundance of bike lanes and cyclist-friendly infrastructure. The building's secure bike room makes it convenient for residents to store and access their bicycles, encouraging this eco-friendly mode of transportation.
Walking is a pleasure in this area, with most daily errands and attractions accessible on foot. The neighborhood's exceptional walk score means that residents can easily reach a wide array of restaurants, shops, and services without the need for any transportation beyond their own two feet.
For travel outside the city, three major airports serve the area. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is the closest, about a 10-minute drive away. For international and longer domestic flights, both Washington Dulles International and Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall airports are accessible within about 45 minutes by car.
The central location also provides easy access to major roadways for those times when driving is necessary. Whether commuting to nearby government offices, exploring the greater D.C. area, or embarking on a weekend getaway, residents of The Midtown will find themselves well-positioned to take advantage of all transportation options the capital region has to offer.
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Building Details
Outdoor Features
Picnic Area
Common Area
Amenities
City Views
Concierge
Rooftop Deck
Bike Room
Community Storage Space
Front Desk in Lobby
24 Hour Access
Parking
1 Garage Space Per Unit
1 Car Garage
1 Assigned Parking Garage Space
On-Site Parking for Rent
Off-Street Parking
Parking Garage
Pet Policy
Limit on the number of pets
Dogs and Cats Allowed
Condo Association
$828 Monthly HOA Fees
Monthly HOA Fees Range from $323 - $828
Association fees include common area maintenance, exterior building maintenance, management, parking fee, trash, water
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Area Factors
Moderate Crime
Crime Score®
5/ 10
Biker's Paradise
Bike Score®
94/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
98/ 100
Rider's Paradise
Transit Score®
100/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Franklin Park
5 min walk
McPherson Square
6 min walk
Trails
Events
The Park at CityCenter
9 min walk
Picnic Area
Events
Logan Circle
9 min walk
Trails
Lafayette Square
10 min walk
Farragut Square
12 min walk
Trails
Events
Museum
Stead Park
13 min walk
Shaw Skate Park
13 min walk
Skateboard
7th and N Street Playground
15 min walk
Picnic Area
Trails
Playground
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