3 Washington Circle NWWashington, DC 20037

Description

Triple Net Investment Group is pleased to present a stunning high-rise condominium building situated in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood on Washington Circle. The Washington Circle area is a highly sought-after location that attracts healthcare industry professionals, lobbyists, financial services companies, and affluent residents. The building is conveniently located within walking distance of the Foggy Bottom/GWU metro station, which offers service on the Orange and Blue lines. This mixed-use property comprises over 50 residential units and multiple office condos. Within a few miles, there are many great restaurants and world-class shopping destinations. The property for sale is a medical office with fee simple ownership, including three parking spaces for lease.

Property Information

Property type

Commercial Lease

Sub-type

Office

Year built

1981

Parking spaces

3

Zoning

58 COMMERCIAL OFFICE

Days on market

67

MLS^® Listing#

DCDC2267076

Property Features

Appliances

Electric Water Heater

Cooling

Heat Pump

Heating

Electric · Forced Air

Parking

Garage

Construction

Brick

Sewer

Public Sewer

Water source

Public

Parcel number

0038//2005

Schools

District

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Directions

Take the Memorial Bridge Exit: As you head north on I-395 toward Washington D.C., take Exit 8B for VA-27 / Washington Blvd toward the Pentagon/Arlington Cemetery. Merge onto Washington Blvd: Follow the signs for the George Washington Memorial Parkway N / US-50 W and stay left to head toward the Arlington Memorial Bridge.Cross the Bridge: Drive across the Memorial Bridge, staying in the left lane as you approach the city.Bear Left at the Lincoln Memorial: At the end of the bridge, follow the road as it bears left to circle around the Lincoln Memorial.Turn onto 23rd Street: Take your first immediate left onto 23rd Street NW.Drive Straight to Washington Circle: Stay on 23rd Street NW for about 0.8 miles, heading straight past the State Department and the George Washington University Hospital.