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Rendering via Urban Pace

From a press release:

“With a new streetcar service running along the bustling H Street corridor in Washington, DC, residents will soon be moving into 16 newly constructed condominium homes at 1115 H Street, NE. Wall Development is nearing completion of its five-story mixed-use development on the site of a former Woolworth store. Urban Pace, the city’s leading condominium sales and marketing firm, has begun taking reservations from prospective buyers.

1115H is designed to achieve LEED Platinum certification from the US Green Building Council. Its energy-efficient and environmentally friendly features will include a green roof, triple-glazed windows, wiring for potential electric car charging stations, covered bicycle storage, and a one-year “transit package” for new residents. Square 134 of Washington, DC is the project architect. (more…)


DC8505854 - Exterior (Front)

“Dear PoPville,

I searched the property records, but I can’t find a more expensive house that’s ever sold in Brookland than this one now under contract, and in only 22 days.”

The listing said:

“Builders put the Craftsman in Ship, equipped it to steal your breath, big twin engines in Noah’s Ark, immaculate inception, words won’t work, let your eyes scan the prize, your feet walk the size, run fingers along the finish, listen, diminished noise, Brookland poised, a lofty location, so near your vocation, a custom-built, brand-new, ground-up, hands-down masterpiece”

You can see more photos here.

This 5 bed/4.5 bath was listed at $998,000.

Ed. Note: Remember the “renovated palace” once listed at $1,500,000? Of course it didn’t sell at that price.


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