Logan Lofts was built on an empty lot at 1503 11th St, NW (just south of Rhode Island). Do you like the way they turned out?
Their Web site says, it is a four unit building with 2 bed/2baths and a roof deck.
Incidentally the old Postal Union building next door looks like it got renovated as well:
I’ve been getting lots of emails that the skate park in Shaw is progressing nicely. Back in Nov. ’10 we saw that the old park was getting demoed at the corner of 11th and Q St, NW (near Rhode Island). Looks like the skaters are gonna have a great space pretty soon.
I was stopped dead in my tracks by the following sign from Cork Market at 1805 14th St, NW (just north of S Street).
Anyone try the reuben? How are the other sandwiches? You can find a number of their sandwiches here.
This condo is located at 1617 12th St, NW:
The flier says:
“EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY-TWO LEVEL CONDO LOCATED CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN AND IN WALKING DISTANCE TO METRO. PROPERTY FEATURES STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES, UPDATED BATHROOM AND HIGH END APPLIANCES.”
You can find more info here and photos here.
Think this 2 bed/1.5 bath will go for $360,000 ($160 condo fee)?
This rental is located at 1403 12th St, NW:
The Craigslist ad says:
“Fabulous one bedroom one bath in the heart of Logan Circle! Located in a quaint Victorian on the 2nd floor, this apartment faces the front and gets a ton of light through the bay windows, has a wonderful open layout with a ton of closet space and storage, eat-in kitchen, central heat and cooling, washer dryer in unit.”
Here’s another another building that I’ve always admired when passing on a walkabout. Psyched to finally get a peek inside. Does $1595 sound reasonable for this 1 bedroom?
This will be part of the future District Condos that we spoke about back in Oct, you can see the rendering here.
These are gonna make for some wild before and after photos.
And a bit further north a reader sends a wild updated photo (now completed demolished) of the 14th and W St, NW YMCA project:
From an email:
“Well Built seeks to encourage and broaden the sustainable design discussion. Please join us to be a part to of changing the world one chair at a time. January 20th from 6:00-8:00 pm Well Built will host a panel of local designers as they discuss how they incorporate sustainability into their furniture designs:
Lauren Russell and Larry Strassner of Russell and McKenna; Jessup, MD;
Caleb Woodard, Furniture Designer and Craftsmen, Alexandria, VA;
Eric and Kory Kuczynski of EK Living, Hagerstown, MD.
Please meet us at the Well Built Showroom at 14th and Q Streets NW, Washington DC.”
Bar Pilar is located at 1833 14th St, NW (south of T street). Anyone who has spent time at Bar Pilar on a Friday or Saturday night will recognize that an expansion would provide some needed breathing room. Personally I think it would be great.
According to a liquor license amendment recently posted out front, the:
“LICENSEE REQUESTS EXPANSION OF PREMISE TO INCLUDE 2ND FLOOR FOR 46 ADDITIONAL SEATS”
Their Web site reminds me:
“Every Tuesday night from 5pm – 11pm our chefs prepare a home style meal inspired by different cultures. From rustic French to American picnic food, come discover our home cooking with your friends and you’ll be sure to leave happy. Each week he creates a menu based on the freshest produces available to him that week. No future menus have yet been established. The theme is usually announced each week a couple days in advance of the event.”
You can see their regular menu here.
And on a side note while looking upstairs I was reminded of their awesome art deco numbers:
As well as some awesome sculptures:
This rental is located at 1440 N St NW:
The Craigslist ad says:
“Will be renovated before move-in with new paint, bathroom updates, and new appliances!
Ideally located studio apartment.
Hardwood floors with a good sized bathroom and lots and lots of closet space.
Can fit a queen size bed and full living room set.
Fully functional kitchen with additional breakfast-bar great for dining.
One block to Thomas Circle and 3 blocks to DuPont Circle. Walking distance to WholeFoods, Caribou Cafe, METRO, the new hot night spot U street corridor, and K street dining/night spots.
Gorgeous rooftop POOL with a panoramic view of DC skyline, great for BBQs and summer fun.
All utilities included!
Building has security with a 24-hour door man.
Laundry facility on the same floor.
415 Sq Ft, on the second floor.”
$1375 sound reasonable?
This home is located at 1327 Q St, NW:
The flier says:
“MASSIVE 4-LEVEL ROWHHOUSE WITH OVER 2,800 SQFT, LOCATED JUST ONE BLOCK FROM WHOLE FOODS, 2-CAR PARKING & EVERYTHING ONE COULD DESIRE! CHEF’S KITCHEN W/ STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES, FAMILY ROOM, MASSIVE DINING/LIVING W/ 2 WOOD BURNING FP, 6 BR, 4.5 BATH W/ LL RENTAL UNIT. HW FLOORS, OVER-SIZED WINDOWS & HIGH CEILINGS ONE OF DC’S MOST DESIRED NEIGHBORHOODS.”
You can find more info here and a virtual tour here.
Well I try not to post too many +$1 million homes in a week but I also lack impulse control from time to time. Anyway, I’ve often been curious about these 4 level row houses in Logan Circle. I’m not sure if we’ve ever seen inside one before but this one is pretty damn impressive. Though I’m very curious if you guys think it’ll get the asking price of $1,345,000?