The Pierre Condominium, 1727 R Street, NW is ideally located in the heart of the vibrant DuPont Circle neighborhood. Unit 201 is your perfect new home address, as it’s steps from the dynamic 17th Street commercial corridor that’s brimming with restaurants, coffee shops, Safeway and boutiques. This urban home features south-facing windows that flood the apartment with natural light, while wood flooring brings a sense of warmth. Convenience and ease of living are provided by this unit's updated kitchen (great cabinets and pass-through), bath, in-unit W/ D, and abundant storage. A true bonus is the Den, which can easily serve as home office or an additional Guest Bedroom. With a wall of built-in shelving, it’s easy to imagine an array of functional configurations for this space. In addition to the plethora of community amenities, the S Street dog park (one block north), shopping on Connecticut Avenue and the DuPont Circle Metro Station are all very close by. Shouldn’t 1727 R Street be your new city home!
CondoProperty Type
1908Year Built
$680Price/Sq.Ft.
$629/moHOA Dues
Listed by Steve Pflasterer• RE/MAX Allegiance
•202-338-8900 (broker)
Bought with Sheena Saydam• Keller Williams Capital Properties
•202-243-7700 (broker)
Bought with Samantha Shattuck• Keller Williams Capital Properties
The RA-2 zone provides for areas developed with predominantly moderate-density residential.; DC: In addition to the purposes of the RA zones, the purposes of the Dupont Circle Residential Apartment RA-2/DC zones are to: Recognize the Dupont Circle area is a unique resource in the District of Columbia that must be preserved and enhanced; Provide strong protections to retain its low scale, predominantly residential character, independent small retail businesses, human scale streetscapes, and historic character; Enhance the residential character of the area by maintaining existing residential uses and controlling the scale and density of residential development; Protect the integrity of contributing buildings, as that term is defined by the Historic Landmark and Historic District Protection Act of 1978, effective March 3, 1979 (D.C. Law 2-144, as amended; D.C. Official Code 6-1101 to 6-1115 (formerly codified at D.C. Official Code 5- 1001 to 5-1015; Preserve areas planned as open gardens and backyards and protect the light, air, and privacy that they provide; Enhance the streetscape by maintaining the public space in front of buildings as landscaped green spaces; and Encourage greater use of public transportation and the free circulation of vehicles through public streets and alleys.
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