1501 11Th St Nw Washington, DC 20001

A historic Victorian end-cap mansion built in 1890, totaling 6,213 square feet per public record, is located in Washington, DC’s Shaw neighborhood on a corner lot with frontage on 11th Street. The exterior features masonry construction, millwork, and a wrought-iron entrance stairway, and the site includes a fenced yard. The building has three levels plus a loft area totaling 4,950 square feet above grade and an additional 1,263 square foot English basement. It includes three distinct entrance areas and is served by life-safety egress, with a full sprinkler system and replacement windows. Interior character features include six decorative fireplaces. Zoning and planning designations include MU-4 (Mixed-Use) under the 2021 Comprehensive Plan Map, which permits a broad range of commercial, institutional, and multiple-dwelling residential development, aligning with the District’s mixed-use priorities. The structure is configured with an open-plan layout and includes office-supporting spaces such as a board room and common/flex areas, along with amenities including a full bathroom with a stand-up shower, additional powder restrooms, a kitchen/breakroom, storage, and private rooms/offices; it was most recently used as a multi-tenanted office and could be reconfigured for other occupancy formats, including single-family or multi-unit residential use. The property is within walking distance of multiple Metro rail stations and numerous neighborhood amenities, including libraries, parks, restaurants, schools, museums, healthcare facilities, and other civic services.