675 E E STREET NW #250
Washington, DC 20004
1 Bed · 1 Bath · 872 SF · Leased, Other
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Penn Quarter — Washington, DC
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$429,900 vs $536,333 average
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Residence 250 is a rare opportunity to own in one of downtown Washington's most walkable, connected, and culturally rich neighborhoods. This 872-square-foot Penn Quarter condo offers hardwood floors, 9-foot-plus ceilings, and an open floor plan that lives larger than its footprint suggests. The oversized windows flood the space with natural light. A wall of closets in the living area solves the city storage problem decisively. The kitchen is well-appointed with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and cabinet storage that actually delivers on its promise. Spacious hallway closet. Generous bedroom closet space. The feature that sets Residence 250 apart: a private terrace accessible directly from the bedroom — one of only two in this boutique 29-unit building. Dine alfresco, read in the afternoon sun, or simply step outside into the kind of outdoor space that's genuinely rare at this price point in downtown DC. The oversized bathroom includes a soaking tub shower and large vanity. Storage unit conveys. Rental parking with EV charging is available in the underground garage. The Building The Residences at Terrell Place is a boutique, 29-unit condominium with a modernly elegant lobby, weekday concierge, and fitness room. Pets are welcome with board approval. The Location Situated in Penn Quarter at 6th and E Streets NW, this address puts residents within walking distance of the Archives–Navy Memorial–Penn Quarter Metro station, Gallery Place–Chinatown Metro, Judiciary Square Metro, and Metro Center — four stations across multiple lines, all walkable. I-395 access is minutes away. Walkable to Luke's Lobster, Gregory's Coffee, Fiolo, Jaleo by José Andrés, Rasika, The Smith, and the restaurants of CityCenterDC. Steps from Capital One Arena, the National Portrait Gallery, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Ford's Theatre, the National Mall, and the International Spy Museum. FreshFarm Penn Quarter Farmers Market is around the corner. This is downtown Washington at its most livable — and, at $429,900, at its most accessible.
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