Tenley Hill Condos For Sale, Washington DC
In a city that is so often about old historic structures, Tenley Hill represents a modern luxury condominium complex in a lovely Northwest Washington, DC neighborhood. Built in 2002 by PN Hoffman, this is really more of a community than just a building, with 38 residential units and two ground floor retail spaces.
Located at 4750 41st Street NW in DC’s Tenleytown neighborhood, Tenley Hill offers a variety of condos for sale, including townhouses, traditional flats, and multilevel penthouses. These city homes are not small, nor are they inexpensive. If you’re browsing for micro-unit efficiencies at bargain prices then move along—nothing to see here!
But if you’re interested in spacious upscale city homes ranging in floorplans from two to four bedrooms, and with prices generally starting around $700,000 and escalating into seven figures, then keep reading. This sleek five-story development offers large well-appointed residences with hardwood floors, gas fireplaces, fun built-ins and rich architectural details, plus fancy-schmancy gourmet kitchens with custom cabs, granite counters and breakfast bars, and of course, stainless steel appliances.
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Many of the homes here also sport expansive master suites and extra rooms—as in dens, offices, what have you. There is also a front desk and concierge service, plus garage parking and extra storage. Some units also have private terraces. As for the size of these residences, they range from around 1100 square feet to 4140 square feet for four-bedroom, four bath, tri-level penthouses.
The condos at Tenley Hill are within walking distance of the Tenleytown Metro Station, as well as grocery stores, and all sorts of other retail and eating options. Plus Fort Reno Park is right across the street! The community itself dates back to the 1700s and has seen a lot of historical timeline elements in its day. Among the cool local design elements is a stunning Sears Roebuck store built in the Streamline Moderne style in 1942, and recently transformed into the Cityline of Tenley residential and retail development.
