Bloomingdale Condos, Washington DC
The majority of condos for sale in Washington, DC’s Bloomingdale neighborhood stem from historic row houses. This is a community especially well known for its rich variety of narrow conjoined buildings.
The neighborhood was planned and subdivided in the 1890s, coinciding with the arrival of electric streetcars. But it wasn’t until the 1920s that a real expansion occurred, including a large number of row houses from famed builder Harry Wardman.
But there’s more than just row houses here. You can also find old apartment buildings that have been renovated and converted to condos, as well as a slowly growing number of new developments, including mixed use structures with ground floor retail and new condos above.
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Where is Bloomingdale?
Bloomingdale is centrally located, with a trio of institutions of higher learning to the north and northwest—Catholic University of North America, Trinity College and Howard University. The communities of Edgewood and Eckington are to the east while Truxton Circle is to the south and LeDroit Park is to the west.
The neighborhood is bounded by Channing Street on the northern side, North Capitol Street to the east, Florida Avenue to the south and Second Street to the west.
Things to do in Bloomingdale
This is a community where small independent businesses have taken root, and a place with a strong sense of community involvement. There’s art galleries, places to grab a coffee and yoga studios. There have also been a growing number of bars and restaurants, including the long-popular Big Bear Café, along with Boundary Stone, Red Hen, Old Engine 12, The Royal, and more.
Also noteworthy is the Windows Café and Market, Timor Bodega with locally sourced foods and a great farmers market. The Rhode Island Metro is close by, and residents enjoy spending time at Crispus Attucks Park.
