2020 Lofts for Sale | U Street CorridorLocated at 2020 12th Street NW, Washington, DC 20009
]The 2020 Lofts are a modern condominium development in Washington, DC’s bustling U Street Corridor. Completed in 2005, the nine-story building presents an exciting blend of traditional and contemporary design, with walls of multi-paned windows, a brick facade and unusually large corner balconies. There are 146 loft-style city homes here, in a prime location—just a block from the U Street Metro Station.
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Sitting at 2020 12th Street NW, this complex is between U and V Streets in the District’s 20009 zip code. The Columbia Heights neighborhood is immediately north, while Logan Circle is just to the south. The 2020 Lofts offer a variety of floor plans, with one and two bedrooms units ranging from 650 to 1110 square feet, and two-story penthouse measuring around 1800 square feet.
All units offer open designs, nine-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, exposed ductwork and sliding barn doors between rooms. Balconies are standard in varying designs, while penthouse models also feature large private terraces. Many of the units also have fireplaces. The modern kitchens have windows, granite counters, custom cabinets and GE Profile stainless steel appliances.
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Residents at 2020 also enjoy a staffed front desk, a state of the art gym, a business center and a huge rooftop deck with commanding city views. Parking conveys for select units. And then there’s the location—just a short stroll from the awesome Meridian Hill Park, and surrounded by exciting nightlife along the corridor itself, as well as running north and south along 14th Street.
Start your morning at the U Street Café, Busboys & Poets or the Wydown Coffee Bar. And if you really can’t exist without the ubiquitous Starbucks, there’s one just steps away. Fans of DC’s famous Ben’s Chili Bowl will find themselves just a half-block away. And when night falls on the city, you can go prowling to bars and restaurants like DukeM, Saloon, Lounge of Three, the Gibson, Ulah Bistro, Eatonville and more.
U Street’s Rich Cultural History
The U Street Corridor encompasses an area that is rich in Washington history and culture. Primarily developed between the early 1860s and the turn of the 20th century, the majority of the neighborhood is now historically protected as the Greater U Street Historic District. The U Street Corridor also includes a portion of the next-door Shaw neighborhood. U Street was an epicenter of African American culture from early one. The community began its development during the Civil War era. Today there are multiple landmarks dedicated to African American soldiers and sailors, including the African American Civil War Memorial at the corner of Vermont Avenue, 10th Street and U Street NW and a museum by the same name across the street.
The founding of Howard University in 1867 was a seminal event in the neighborhood. The all-black school was home to countless African American pioneers in the fields of literature, science, medicine, architecture, business and performing arts. During the early 1900s through to the middle of the 20th century, U Street was also known for its vibrant jazz, blues and musical theatre scene. Dubbed “Black Broadway,” the corridor was home to famous artists such as Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald.
U Street Today
Today, the U Street Corridor is once again a thriving beacon of entertainment. Famous performing arts venues from the “Black Broadway” era such as the Lincoln Theatre and Howard Theatre have been restored and renovated, and are once again showcasing top talent. There’s plenty of other bars, clubs, restaurants, coffee houses, bookstores, movie theaters and boutique retailers along this energetic urban corridor. Condos and homes for sale in the U Street area reflect a mixture of many eras with historic buildings side-by-side with new modern structures and industrial-style lofts.
Transit in the U Street Corridor
The U Street Corridor is a great place to be on foot, with a Walk Score of 97 and a Bike Score of 96. In fact, the Walk Score website describes the neighborhood as the second most walkable in all of DC! There’s convenient nearby Metrorail as well with the U Street/African-American Civil War Memorial/Cardozo station and the Shaw-Howard University station. Residents at the 2020 Lofts also have access to secure parking, making it easy to get around the city and beyond. To learn more about condos for sale at the 2020 Lofts, please call Andre Perez at District Partners at Compass, 202-798-3600.
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- The Lofts at Adams Morgan
- Lot 33 Condominium
- Meridian Crescent
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- Gaslight Square
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- The Odyssey
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- Turnberry Tower
- The Waterview
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- Wooster and Mercer Lofts
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- Adagio
- The Darcy
- Hampden Row
- The Lauren
Capitol Hill
- Bryan School Lofts
- Butterfield House
- Landmark Lofts
Chinatown
- Residences at Gallery Place
- Mather Studios
Dupont Circle
- 1745
- Dumbarton Place
- The Northumberland
Friendship Heights
- Chase Point
- Somerset House
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- 3303 Water Street
- Flour Mill
- The Montrose
- Residences at Ritz Carlton
- Residences at Harbourside
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- Cooper Lewis
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- The Metro
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- City Vista (The L)
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