Hillcrest, located between Anacostia Park and Fort Dupont Park, is a residential and hillside Washington, DC neighborhood with curving streets and broad park edges. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around Pennsylvania Avenue SE near the Hillcrest Recreation Center, where corner carryouts, small salons, and everyday services set a steady, lived-in rhythm. Landmark Theatres’ Penn Cinema anchors movie nights, while the Francis A. Gregory Library adds a civic, design-forward touch. Brick Colonials and mid-century ramblers sit on elevated lots, with long views toward the river in spots. Trails and playing fields in Fort Dupont Park and Anacostia Park shape weekend routines. A calm, tucked-away feel comes from the topography and tree cover rather than nightlife.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Interior features
No basement
Estimated living area
Exterior features
Not in a federal flood zone
Alley access; garage located off the alley (see directions)
Home design
Condominium ownership
Garage/Park Space structure type
Parking
Detached garage with rear entry
Garage door opener
1 total garage/parking space
Construction
Brick construction
Concrete perimeter foundation
Above-grade and below-grade structures
Utilities
110-volt electric
Other water source
HOA & community
Condo fee $35 per month
Financial info
Property manager present
Other
Above-grade finished area estimated at 94
Improvement assessed value listed
Land assessed value listed
City/town tax reported
Electricity and solar
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The Residential Apartment (RA) zones are residential zones, designed to provide for residential areas suitable for multiple dwelling unit development and supporting uses.; The RA zones are intended to: Permit flexibility by allowing all types of residential development; Promote stable residential areas while permitting a variety of types of urban residential neighborhoods; Promote a walkable living environment; Allow limited non-residential uses that are compatible with adjoining residential uses; Encourage compatibility between the location of new buildings or construction and the existing neighborhood; and Ensure that buildings and developments around fixed rail stations, transit hubs, and streetcar lines are oriented to support active use of public transportation and safety of public spaces.; The RA-1 zone provides for areas predominantly developed with low- to moderate-density development, including detached dwellings, rowhouses, and low-rise apartments.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Community / recreation center
Religious facility
Day care facility
Healthcare
Housing-Multiple units
Housing-Student
Public service
Educational/school
Recreation
Park & open space
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