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This Week's Find: One of DC's True Lofts

  • October 11th 2022

by UrbanTurf Staff

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The living space at 2424 18th Street NW. Click to enlarge.

Lofts in the true sense of the word are hard to come by in DC, which is one of the reasons that UrbanTurf was so taken with This Week's Find. 

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2424 18th Street NW.

One of two residences built in a former car dealership in the heart of Adams Morgan, this 2,500 square-foot listing has the type of wide open floorplan much more commonly seen in the lofts of New York. 

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The focal point of the two-bedroom, once you step out of the private elevator, is the main living space with 15-foot ceilings, huge arched windows, hardwood floors, a large chef's kitchen and a fireplace.  The main bedroom in the listing is quite spacious, with a large ensuite bathroom. At the top of the loft is a private roof terrace and there is also an assigned parking space in the garage. 

More details below. If you are interested in the other loft at this address, check out UrbanTurf's coverage here. 

  • Full Listing: 2424 18th Street NW, R1 (map)
  • Price: $1,550,000
  • Bedrooms: Two
  • Bathrooms: Two
  • Square Feet: 2,458
  • Condo Fees: $927/month
  • Listing Agent: Brad Rozansky, Compass

Photos Courtesy of HomeVisit.

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