The highest price per square foot honors in February was also the second-highest sales price. Unit #1009 at VIO at District Wharf with a 1,985 square foot layout closed at $3,000,011, translating to $1,511 per square foot. The 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath flat has an open modern design with a white-on-white Euro-style kitchen, a giant master suite and towering windows, plus balcony, overlooking the Washington Channel. Second place goes to Unit #3A at 3303 Water Street in Georgetown, with a $3,150,000 sales price (highest of the month) and 2,523 square ft. of living space, or $1,249 per sq. foot. The residence seamlessly combines modernity and classic details, while the rear terrace offers a great view of the historic C&O Canal.
In third place is Unit #1902 at Turnberry Tower in Rosslyn. The penthouse with 3-bedrooms, 3.5-baths, a den and 3,045 square feet of space sold for $2,880,000, i.e. $946 per sq. foot. Fourth place honors go to Unit #4C at Wardman Tower in Woodley Park. This was the third highest sales price for the month at $2,900,000. The spacious 3,173 square foot layout with its historic charm and impeccable renovations, translates to $914 per square foot.
In fifth is Unit #807 at CityCenterDC in the Mount Vernon Triangle. The oversized 1-bedroom, 1-bath flat with 820 square feet of space sold for $735,000, or $896 per sq. ft. Pale Northern Oak hardwood floors run throughout the condo, with a white-on-white Foster + Partners kitchen and massive windows adding to the picture. Sixth place goes to Unit #75 at 2101 Connecticut in Kalorama. This beautiful old building has one of the District’s grandest lobbies, while its cooperative apartments blend original details with new updates. The 2,800 square foot unit with 3-bedrooms and 2.5-baths sold for $2,287,500 or $817 per square foot.
To see all the hottest building and category winners in February visit our DC Penthouse and Luxury Condo Marketing Activity Report.
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