Mark on M Condominiums

Located at 2311 M Street NW, Washington DC 20037 | West End

One of the most intriguing condominium buildings in Washington’s West End is Mark on M, a mixed-use project with commercial space at the first five levels and 35 residences on the five upper stories. Commercial tenants and condo owners have separate building entrances, lobbies, and elevators, thus removing unwanted noise and distractions. The condominium’s name references its location on M Street, between 23rd and 24th Streets.

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There are only seven condos on each of the five residential levels at Mark on M and nearly each has its own distinctive configuration. These are all one-bedroom units, but they come in different sizes from around 550 to nearly 900 square feet of living space. Some also have additional living spaces such as dens or enclosed sunrooms that can serve other purposes. The building was completed in 1989 and was part of a concerted development boom that began in the 1970s. A handful of other contemporary condominiums in the Immediate area would include the Metropolitan, the Gibson, Whitman Place, and the Ritz-Carlton West End.

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Entering the apartments at Mark on M, it becomes immediately apparent just how different they are from the norm. For instance, one has a foyer and an office at one end with a covered sunroom segueing into an outdoor terrace at the other. An open living, dining and kitchen area are in-between, with a bedroom suite including spa-style bath and walk-in closet next to the kitchen. In another instance, a wide-open layout with Brazilian cherry hardwood floors is complemented by a enclosed sunroom with an electric fireplace, as well as an exceptionally large outdoor terrace that is large enough for sitting, dining, grilling, and an urban garden. These units have a variety of finishes and flooring, including different types of wood and tile. Sliding doors, wall treatments, exposed overhead pipes in some bedrooms, and interesting room shapes are a few other features that you may or may not find—just more examples of the variety of floorplans that were created in order to make this building stand out.

Mark on M may be part of a 10-story building, but the condominium component is definitely of the boutique variety. Residents enjoy their own lobby and many of the units come with parking and extra storage. Pets are welcome here, and the Francis Dog Park is just a couple blocks away. Rock Creek Trail is a popular place for bicyclists and joggers, and the Francis Pool is one of the District’s most popular public swimming places. You’ll find lots of nearby bakeries and restaurants, including Nobu Washington, DC, Imperfecto, Blue Duck Tavern, Tatte Bakery & Café, and more. Georgetown with its all its attractions is right next-door, and the White House is about a mile away. Nearby Metrorail stations include Foggy Bottom, and Dupont Circle.

To learn more about condos for sale at Mark on M, please call Andre Perez at District Partners at Compass, 202-400-3040.

Mark on M, District of Columbia FAQs

Q: How many condos are there at Mark on M?

A: There are 35 distinctive residences, each with one bedroom, and often with extra spaces such as dens and sunrooms.

Q: How far is the Potomac River from the condominium building?

A: The Potomac River is approximately a half mile from Mark on M. Rock Creek is a tributary of the river, and you can follow it along its adjacent trail, to the river itself.

Q: Are there any grocery stores in the neighborhood?

A: Trader Joe’s is quite close to Mark on M, and Streets Market is also in the neighborhood. There is a Whole Foods in next-door Foggy Bottom.

Q: Is there a historic part of the West End neighborhood or is it all newer buildings like Mark on M?

A: The Old West End Historic District is just a few blocks away, south of K Street.