1 bed / 1 bath condo in Ridgecrest Condominium Association in SE Washington DC. The bathroom is in fair condition as well as the bedroom. Living area has good closet space including a linen closet, plus a mirrored entry wall. Drywall throughout the ceilings has been patched and taped — just needs sanding and paint. The kitchen is where the work is: old cabinets, coil-top stove, basic fridge, laminate counters, and exposed conduit on the ceiling — plan on gutting it. New flooring, kitchen rehab, and paint will get this unit rent-ready for $1,300–$1,500/month rental income. Near Benning Road Metro. Not historic — no permit headaches. Cash only — no master insurance policy on the building, so no bank loans. Sold AS-IS. Do your own homework on the HOA before you buy. Offers may be entered ONLINE through Friday, June 5, 2026 at 4:00 pm. AT SELLER'S DISCRETION, AN OFFER MAY BE ACCEPTED AT ANY TIME.
One bedroom, one bathroom condo in Ridgecrest Condominium Association in SE Washington, DC, just minutes from Benning Road Metro. Bedroom and bathroom are in fair condition, with good closet space throughout the unit including a linen closet and...
mirrored entry wall. Ceiling drywall has already been patched and taped — only sanding and paint remain.
The value-add opportunity is in the kitchen, which needs a full rehab with outdated cabinets, coil-top stove, basic refrigerator, laminate counters, and exposed ceiling conduit. Needs new flooring, paint, and kitchen renovation
Greenway / Benning / Dupont Park / River Terrace, located between the Anacostia River and Minnesota Avenue NE, is a residential and park-rich Washington, DC neighborhood with riverfront trails and broad green space. The neighborhood’s energy concentrates around the Benning Road NE corridor near the Benning Road Metro, where corner carryouts, small markets, and bus stops set a steady, everyday rhythm. River Terrace Park frames the area with playing fields and tree-lined paths, while the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail traces the water’s edge. Housing reads as mid-century garden apartments and brick rowhouses with generous setbacks. Kenilworth Park & Aquatic Gardens adds a seasonal, botanical counterpoint to the streetscape.
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Offer insights
428 Ridge Rd SE #305 · $50,000
$50.02K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $50.02K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
95 days
The average home goes pending in 85 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
98.2%
Most homes are selling 2% below list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Interior features
Combination kitchen and dining area
Traditional floor plan
No basement
Bedrooms
One bedroom on the main level
Bathrooms
One full bathroom on the main level
Laundry & utility
No washer/dryer hookup in unit
Heating & cooling
Radiator heating (natural gas)
Wall unit cooling
Natural gas hot water
Exterior features
Above grade structures
Not in a federal flood zone
Urban soil
Home design
Condominium unit (Unit/Flat)
Garden-style building (1–4 floors)
Entry level is 3
Parking
On-street parking available
Parking lot available
Construction
Brick construction
Utilities
Public water
Public sewer
Water and sewer available
HOA & community
Monthly condo fee of $287
Professionally managed off-site
HOA fee covers lawn maintenance, insurance, snow removal, trash, reserve funds, gas, and water
Financial info
Condominium ownership
Property reported in below average condition
Other
Property manager present
Pets allowed on a case-by-case basis
Electricity and solar
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1 BR, 1 BA at an affordable price. This property has been approved as a Neighborhood Stabilization Outcome (NSO) short sale listing. A 3rd party valuation has already been completed and the list price has been approved. As-is short sale ~ approvals will be obtained within 48-72 hours.
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.
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