Adams Row is a PN Hoffman Gem
Adams Row is a stylish modern-loft style condo development located in vibrant multicultural Adams Morgan. It was developed by the renowned PN Hoffman Group and is located at 2301 Champlain Street, NW. The 5-story, 68-unit is a much sought-after chic building in this part of DC that attracts young professionals. The Adams Morgan neighborhood is in the cultural heart of DC, filled with residences from the 19th and early 20th century. Row houses, apartments and modern new construction are staples of the neighborhood. One block from Adams Row is the upscale market Harris Teeter. You can walk everywhere. Adams Row is walking distance to two Metro Stations, U Street Metro on the Yellow and Green Line, and Woodley Park on the Red Line. Adams Morgan is an ideal location with restaurants, retail shops and nightlife options.
The diverse neighborhood is home to a mix of top restaurants, international stores, and a pulsating nightlife on 18th Street and Columbia Road, NW. The Adams Row upscale condo building is located just off the main strip on the corner of Kalorama Road and Champlain Street, a block away tucked behind vibrant 18th Street. Rock Creek Park and 16th Street to the west and east, and Harvard Street and Florida Avenue border Adams Morgan to the north and south. Architectural design by Hikok Cole, a firm based in Georgetown, offers a concrete structure with an industrial look on the interiors, and a mix of glass and brick on the façade.
The Adams Row units feature natural light, oversized floor-to-ceiling windows, 12-foot ceilings, private balconies, professional kitchen appliances, granite counter tops and stainless appliances, polished chrome fixtures, hardwood floors, master suite with walk-in closet, underground parking, private storage, lobby desk, security and elevators. Exposed ductwork adds a modern touch. Floor plans range in size from 714 - 1,370 square feet of living space and this development was completed in 2005. The open and contemporary loft-style condos offer penthouses sweeping private roof terraces with unbelievable city views.
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