3900 Connecticut Avenue Nw, Unit 406F, Washington, DC 20008Asking Price of: $350,000

Built in 1928 and designed by the Washington firm of Parks and Baxter, the six five-story brick towers feature limestone detailing, with all residential units offering at least two exposures for an abundance of natural light.The buildings retain timeless architectural character, with original details such as vintage oak hardwood floors, arched entries, large multi-paned windows, and built-ins. Unit 406F is a charming and light-filled one-bedroom, one-bath home that perfectly captures that classic DC elegance. The gracious living room features gleaming hardwood floors, a beautiful wall of built-in shelving, crown molding, and a new ceiling fan — an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining. A separate dining room offers flexible space perfect for dinner parties or a dedicated home office. The kitchen features white cabinetry, granite countertops, and a new stainless steel refrigerator. The serene bedroom is a sunny retreat with two windows and a new ceiling fan. The classic bath features a crisp pedestal sink, subway tile wainscoting, and a tub/shower combination. Residents of Tilden Gardens enjoy a wealth of amenities, including front desk service, resident janitorial staff, free on-site laundry, bike storage, private storage lockers, a community party room, hobby rooms, and guest apartments. The monthly fee covers property taxes, heat, water, and trash — making for truly easy, low-maintenance city living. The location is unbeatable — just two blocks from the Cleveland Park Metro, with the shops and restaurants of Connecticut Avenue, Rock Creek Park, and the National Zoo all at your doorstep. Enjoy neighborhood favorites restaurants, a vibrant mix of international dining along the avenue, and the exciting new Wonder food hall in Cleveland Park. The Hillwood Estate, Museum and Gardens and the Washington National Cathedral are also just nearby, making this one of DC's most culturally rich and walkable neighborhoods. A rare opportunity to own a piece of DC history at an exceptional price point — don't miss it!