The Eden Condos For Sale, Washington DC
So many of Washington, DC’s luxury condo developments are renovations of old historic buildings. And that’s super. But sometimes you want something new and modern. Located at 2360 Champlain Street NW between Euclid Street and Kalorama Road in Adams Morgan is The Eden Condominium—completed in the summer of 2013.
One look at The Eden and you’ll know instantly—there’s nothing remotely Victorian, Colonial or Federal about it. D.B. Development collaborated with Capital Design Group and Bonstra Harsesign Architects to create something completely contemporary. Yes, the facade is brick. But stark angles, incredibly wide windows and an overall appearance of two completely different structures merged together—as if one were giving birth to the other—make this unique indeed.
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Additional Info About The Eden Condominium Residences
It’s four stories with 18 units—seven of which are one-bedroom and 11 two-bedroom residences. Plus there’s a green rooftop deck—that means planted things, plus grills. There are also outdoor areas, some of which are balconies, as well as a backyard kind of space that seems a bit like an Asian garden. Very Zen-like.
Condos for sale reflect the newness and prime location, with one-bedroom models listing around $500,000 and two-bedrooms selling for about a hundred grand more. What’s your dollar get you? Huge windows, beautiful hardwood floors throughout, minimalist but still deluxe kitchens with brick floors, granite island/bars, and stainless steel appliances.
The Eden Condominium is about modernity—the floor plans have a very clean, spare look with a premium on space and function. As for the surrounding neighborhood, it’s just perfect. Harris Teeter is about four blocks away for groceries, and there’s tons of shops and galleries. Also, the building is pet friendly, with Kalorama Park about a block and a half away.
And then sometimes you want to pub crawl. For that there is a veritable line snaking down 18th Street—two blocks away. There’s Millie & Al’s, Rumba, Grand Central, and Madam’s Organ—the list goes on and on. Of course, mornings after require caffeine. Just stumble over to the Adams Morgan Coffee Shop, or Tryst or Filter Coffeehouse and Espresso Bar. You’ll be back among the living in no time at all.
