The Flats at Union Row
Located at 2125 14th Street NW, Washington, DC 20009 | U Street Corridor
The Flats at Union Row are one of two condominium components at the Union Row residential community in the trendy and vibrant U Street Corridor. The other portion is the Warehouses at Union Row. This visually striking complex with it central brick walkway and overhead catwalks was designed by SK+I Architects and developed by PN Hoffman. Other condominiums of note in the neighborhood include 2030 Atlantic Plumbing, 2020 Lofts, the Floridian, and Langston Lofts.
Completed in 2007, the Flats is home to 208 condo residences, most of which are single level (aka flats) along with split-level penthouses at the top. Meanwhile, the Warehouses at Union Row is made up of 59 three-level townhouse-style units. But the focus here is the flats, ranging from studios to two-bedrooms, and some with dens that can serve nicely as work-from-home spaces or additional sleeping areas. Sizes run from around 550 to over 2,000 square feet. From the condos themselves with their stylish interiors to the complex on whole with its intriguing outdoor spaces and street level retail, Union Row is often in the discussion for DC s most sought after residential communities.
More About the Flats at Union Row, Washington, DC
The Union Row complex at 2125 14th Street features a large and contemporary front facing structure with huge expanses of windows and buff bricks. But this isn't an ordinary building, but instead, a community with various paving patterns and a street level corridor that segues into an inner courtyard with plantings and water features, as well as entries to the warehouse residences with their factory like vibes. The Flats building has nine levels, with the top two developed to bi-level penthouses. Entering the condos whether true flats or duplexes the interior design is all about industrial chic, with high concrete ceilings, exposed ductwork, wood floors, and giant walls of windows. The chef-style kitchens usually hug a single wall and are completely open to the main living areas, with stone counters, stainless steel appliances, and cabinetry reminiscent of Scandinavian modern wood design. The word flats is actually something of a misnomer, because instead of cookie cutter apartment-style condos, these are actually much closer to loft designs. The penthouses also have roof level decks, and some have additional balconies as well.
Those lucky enough to live at the pet-friendly Flats at Union Row enjoy a nice selection of full service amenities, including a modern lobby with 24/7 staff and concierge, a lounge and party room with a bar, media and fireplace, a rooftop deck with fire features, garage parking, a bike room, and extra storage. The neighborhood setting is also part of the appeal, a couple blocks north of U Street and a block from the well-known Meridian Hill Park with its unique cascading water terraces. There are plenty of nearby coffee shops and restaurants such as Busboys and Poets, Mayden, Lost Society, and Tatte Bakery & Caf . Whole Foods is also conveniently close. The U Street Corridor is an elongated strip of a community that can also overlap with other communities. In this case, the Union Row condos are on the fringe of the southern part of Columbia Heights.
To learn more about condos for sale at the Flats at Union Row, please call Andre Perez at District Partners at Compass,
202-400-3040.
Flats at Union Row, District of Columbia FAQs
Q: Is there any parking available at Union Row?
A: Yes, the condo community has its own secure parking garage, and most units come with at least one assigned space.
Q: Where would the closest Metrorail station be in case I would rather not drive around town?
A: The U Street Metro station is less than half a mile away, providing Green and Yellow line service.
Q: Does Union Row also have townhouses in addiction to flat-style condos?
A: Yes, Union Row s three-story townhouse-style residences are referred to as the Warehouses at Union Row.
Q: How far from Union Row are the congressional office buildings?
A: The distance is just over three miles. You can get to the congressional office buildings on Capitol Hill by heading south on either 14th or 9th Street to Pennsylvania Avenue.
