The Columbia Residences has a fascinating backstory. The former Columbia Hospital for Women was founded in 1866 in Thomas Circle, and relocated to the West End neighborhood a decade later. It was reconstructed in 1912, with a stunning design from Nathan S. Wyeth, architect for numerous embassies and government buildings, including the West Wing and […]
The New Year started off strong with three buildings with four sales each. Turnberry Tower is the tallest residential building in the Washington Metro area, perched by the Potomac River in the Rosslyn neighborhood. Unit #1910 was the most expensive sale in the building for January, as well as the third priciest in the region […]
There are few condo communities in Washington as unique as the Columbia Residences. The former Columbia Hospital for Women was founded in 1866 in Thomas Circle, and relocated to the West End a decade later. It was rebuilt in 1912, with stunning Italianate architecture courtesy Nathan S. Wyeth who also designed the West Wing of […]
The highest sales-to-list ratio in November was Unit #934 at The Lafayette in Penn Quarter. The 1-bedroom, 1-bath flat with 680 square feet of space is nicely laid out with an open floorplan, including a modern kitchen set into a single wall with upscale stainless steel appliances, black marble counters and custom cabinets. Priced at […]
Leading the way with four units sold in November was Somerset House in Friendship Heights. The luxury building at the gated Parc Somerset community represents the epitome of “country club” style living. Sales in November ranged from $770,000 for a roomy one-bedroom flat to $3,715,000 for a luxurious 3-bedroom, 4-bath residence with a 3,623 square […]
The Columbia Residences is a condominium community with a unique history. It was born as the Columbia Hospital for Women in 1866, located in Thomas Circle. The hospital, which originally served wives and widows of Civil War soldiers, moved to the West End a decade later and was rebuilt in 1912. The facility remained open […]
Located in DC’s popular West End neighborhood is a condominium with a unique history. The Columbia Hospital for Women opened in 1866 in Thomas Circle, serving wives and widows of Civil War soldiers. It relocated to the West End in 1876 and was rebuilt in 1912 as a larger facility. It ultimately closed its hospital […]
The Columbia Residences enjoy quite the history. Originally located in Thomas Circle, the Columbia Hospital for Women opened its doors in 1866, serving wives and widows of Civil War soldiers. The hospital moved to its present West End location in 1876 and was subsequently rebuilt in 1912 as a much larger facility. The ornate Italianate […]
The Odyssey in Arlington’s Court House neighborhood had four sales in September. The 16-story luxury tower with its curvilinear glass and steel façade is known for its full service amenities and modern touches, as well as a spectacular roof deck with heated swimming pool. The building is right off trendy Clarendon Boulevard, a stone’s throw […]
The Columbia Residences are historic and luxurious, offering unsurpassed community amenities. Originally located in Thomas Circle, the Columbia Hospital for Women opened in 1866, serving wives and widows of Civil War soldiers. The hospital moved to its current West End location in 1876 and was rebuilt in 1912. It remained open until 2002 and was […]
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