Residences at Gallery Place Condos For Sale | Chinatown

Located at 777 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20001

Some people will describe the Residence at Gallery Place condominium building as being in Washington, DC’s Penn Quarter. But while the development is in that area, it is more specifically in Chinatown. As in smack-dab in the middle of Chinatown, overlooking the historic Friendship Arch and perched right on top of the Chinatown/Gallery Place Metro Station!

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$325,000

↓ $14,900

777 7th St Nw #821, WASHINGTON

1 Bed 1 Bath 754 SqFt Residential MLS® # DCDC2152110

CHINATOWN

$319,900

777 7th St Nw #410, WASHINGTON

1 Bed 1 Bath 686 SqFt Residential MLS® # DCDC2146314

PENN QUARTER

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$319,000

777 7th St Nw #804, WASHINGTON

1 Bed 1 Bath 748 SqFt Residential MLS® # DCDC2159556

GALLERY PLACE

Additional Info About The Residences at Gallery Place

Other red-hot neighborhoods in the heart of DC's downtown area include Capitol Hill and Mount Vernon Square.

Located at 777 7th Street NW in Washington DC’s 20001 zip code, the Residence at Gallery Place is also sometimes referred to by its address—the 777. You certainly can’t miss this 11-story high-rise—it’s huge, modern and made of glass and steel, with various wings, bays, protrusions and even one sharply rounded corner. Plus it’s on top of the Metro—how could anybody fail to notice that?

Delivered in 2005, this upscale condo community features 192 residences of varying sizes, from 471 to 1500 square feet. These delightful city homes offer hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling window walls, and gourmet kitchens with granite counters, serving bars, custom cabinets and stainless steel appliances. Most of the units have balconies and many have multiple balconies! Some of the two bedroom residences even have balconies for the baths! Condos for sale at this address range from the $300s to about a million bucks for select penthouse units.

The property offers lots of amenities as well, including twenty-four hour security and front desk, concierge service, a state of the art fitness center, a party room and a business center. Parking is available by rent, and there’s and awesome 7th floor rooftop terrace and garden. And don’t forget that downstairs Metro Station!

Chinatown is one of DC’s most celebrated neighborhoods with a lengthy evolving history. From its original origins, it has transformed into a dining and entertainment mecca with so many bars and restaurants that it’s not really fair to single any out. There’s also Capital One Arena with its Washington Wizards NBA basketball, the National Portrait Gallery and the National Building Museum. Plus DC’s corridors of power are close by, from the Capitol Building to the White House.

Chinatown and Downtown DC

Washington’s original Chinatown was located along Pennsylvania Avenue. It grew over the course of decades during the mid-to-late 1800s, and was home to thousands of Chinese immigrants. There were numerous restaurants, drugstores, laundry services, outdoor markets and more. But during the 1920s, the federal government began redeveloping the area as the Federal Triangle. Chinese residents moved a few blocks north, but many also moved out of Washington.

Today, this geographically tiny enclave is bordered by I Street to the north, 5th Street to the east, H Street to the south and 8th Street to the west. But such borders can seem amorphous when you’re actually walking or driving through the area. Modern day Chinatown is right in the heart of Downtown DC, surrounded by other popular neighborhoods including Mount Vernon and the Penn Quarter.

The giant Friendship Archway is an obvious landmark. But there are plenty of other quintessential Chinese-themed attractions, just as there are also bars, restaurants and entertainment in the area. CIRCA at Chinatown, Momiji, Vapiano, matchbox, Yard House, Jackpot and Free State are just a few of the fun places to drink and dine.

But head just a few blocks from Chinatown in literally any direction and you’ll keep arriving at more and more top eateries. To the south are hotspots like Jaleo, ChopHouse & Brewery, Dirty Habits DC, Clyde’s, SEI and Oyamel Cucina Mexicana. To the north is Farmers & Distillers, City Tap House Penn Quarter, Maison Keyser and RPM Italian. The food just keeps coming, including great pop-up cafes, local word-of-mouth joints and amazing food trucks!

Residences at Gallery Place FAQ’s

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is it true that the Residences at Gallery Place are on top of a subway station?

A: Yes, the Residences at Gallery Place, along with shops, restaurants, and even Capital One Arena, exist in a large city block at H and 7th Streets. The Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro station is located underneath the “super block,” and is accessible via three exit/entrances.

Q: How many condos are at the Residences at Gallery Place?

A: The 11-story structure is home to 192 residences, with a variety of different floorplans and sizes.

Q: Where is the building in relationship to the famous Friendship Arch?

A: The condominium building at 777 7th Street is right next-door to the Friendship Arch, which spans H Street. In fact, many of the residences directly overlook the arch.

Q: How far is it from the Residences at Gallery Place to the White House?

A: It is almost exactly one mile, depending on which route you take. Those on foot will have plenty to see and do along the way, with museums, galleries, shops, retailers and much more.

Transit in the Chinatown Area

As mentioned earlier, the immediate presence of the downstairs Chinatown/Gallery Place Metro is an enormous convenience for residents as well as others in the neighborhood. But should you be searching for other Metro stations in the immediate area: Metro Center, Judiciary Square and Archives-Navy Memorial-Penn Quarter are all within walking distance.

The Chinatown neighborhood is also adjacent the convergence of Massachusetts Avenue and New York Avenue for those who feel like driving rather than using mass transit. It’s also worth noting that the Downtown-Penn Quarter-Chinatown area reigns supreme when it comes to Walk Score, with a rating of 97 for walk, 100 for transit and 90 for bikes.

Whether you’re walking, driving, biking, skateboarding or riding an electric scooter, this is a great neighborhood to visit and an even better one to live in! To learn more about condos for sale at Residences at Gallery Place, or other buildings in Washington, DC, call Andre Perez at District Partners at Compass (202) 798-3600.