1. District of Columbia
2. Washington
3. 430 CONDON TER SE

430 CONDON TER SE, Washington, DC 20032

• 3,155 sqft

Property Description

Turn the key on a fully-revitalized five-residence building that sits just uphill from the momentum of Congress Heights. Taken down to the studs between 2019 and 2020, more than $450,000 was invested to deliver five legal 3-bed/1-bath apartments, each with its own washer-dryer, central HVAC, stainless appliances, new windows, recessed lighting and fresh flooring. A new TPO roof, all-new framing, plumbing, electrical, insulation (even the crawl space), exterior railings, fencing and a concrete basement slab complete a head-to-toe rebuild designed for decades of low-maintenance ownership. The location is pure growth story: a five-minute stroll to the Green Line at Congress Heights Metro and the 4,200-seat Entertainment & Sports Arena, home of the Washington Mystics and practice hub for the Wizards. The building also stands within the 5-million-square-foot, $1 B+ St. Elizabeths East redevelopment, now adding retail villages, 400+ new residences and the $375 M Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center. At roughly 2,640 SF of rentable interior space, the property’s efficient footprint promises strong cash flow while limiting operating expenses. Delivered 100 % vacant and free of TOPA complications, investors can launch leasing or a master-lease strategy on day one. Whether you’re targeting stabilized workforce housing, co-living, subsidized housing opportunities, or a value-add exit, this turnkey asset offers scale, modern systems and a catalytic neighborhood, all at a price point rarely seen inside the District. C of O, Basic Business License, and building floor plan available upon request

Listing Status:

Active

Listing Office:

Corcoran McEnearney : 2025525600

Listing Agent:

Marc Cashin : 2029003126

MLS ID:

DCDC2212500

Interior

• A/C: None
• Heating: 90% Forced AirNatural Gas
• Disability Feature: None

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This listing courtesy of Marc Cashin, Corcoran McEnearney