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3929 Fulton Street Unit A

Washington, DC 20007 · Observatory Circle
$1,499,500
ActiveMLS# DCDC2258728
FULTON — primary photo
4
Beds
5
Baths
2,776
Sq Ft
Acre Lot
2026
Year Built
None
HOA

About This Home

**SIGNIFICANT PRICE REPOSITIONING** Exceptional opportunity for a new-construction, four-level townhome condominium in desirable NW Washington, DC. This significant price adjustment creates outstanding value and a compelling opportunity for buyers who previously considered the property to take another look. Experience a new standard of city living in this newly constructed four-level townhome-style residence in the highly desirable Observatory Circle/Cathedral Heights neighborhood of Northwest Washington, DC. One of only two side-by-side homes on a detached corner lot at Fulton and Watson Place (4,426 SF), this boutique two-residence condominium offers the privacy, feel, and functionality of a semi-attached townhome with limited shared elements and a low-maintenance ownership structure. Unit A offers approximately 2,776 total square feet (1,989 above grade and 787 below), featuring 5 bedrooms (4 bedrooms plus a den), 4.5 bathrooms, and thoughtfully designed living space across four finished levels. A two-zone gas HVAC system provides year-round comfort, while the upper-level den offers flexibility for a home office, nursery, or additional living area. Filled with natural light from windows on both sides, the home showcases carefully selected finishes and appliances throughout. Enjoy a private rooftop terrace with city views, one dedicated parking space, and planned enhancements including a roll-up gate and partial fencing to be completed in the coming weeks. An exceptional opportunity to own a distinctive new construction home in one of DC’s premier neighborhoods.

Property Features

Property Type: Residential
Garage/Parking: Assigned, Concrete Driveway, Fenced, Lighted Parking, Private
Heating: Central
Cooling: Central A/C
Architectural Style: ['Transitional', 'Traditional', 'Contemporary']