A rare penthouse opportunity in the heart of Dupont, Unit PH4 at The Hudson offers the kind of combination buyers are actively searching for but rarely find: boutique scale, modern finishes, private outdoor space, flexible living, and a remarkably low $197 monthly condo fee — an exceptional advantage at this price point.
Reimagined in 2020, The Hudson is an intimate four-residence condominium that blends the character of a classic Washington rowhome with the ease of turnkey modern living. Inside, nearly 10-foot ceilings, wide-plank white oak floors, exposed brick, recessed lighting, and a clean, elevated finish palette create a home that feels warm, stylish, and highly livable. The open living and dining area flows seamlessly into a thoughtfully designed kitchen with Bosch stainless steel appliances, Calacatta quartz countertops, and two-toned soft-close cabinetry.
The layout is one of the home’s strongest features. Configured as a one-bedroom plus den that lives comfortably as a two-bedroom, the residence offers valuable flexibility for guests, a dedicated office, fitness space, or a more expansive everyday lifestyle. The den is enhanced by a motorized skylight, bringing in natural light and fresh air at the touch of a button.
Two private outdoor spaces further distinguish this penthouse, offering rare breathing room in one of DC’s most connected locations. Whether it’s morning coffee, an evening glass of wine, or simply a quiet moment above the city, these outdoor spaces add a lifestyle element that meaningfully sets the home apart.
Positioned beside the iconic Cosmos Club with a Walk Score of 98, this Dupont address places Rock Creek Park, Kalorama, Embassy Row, Dupont Circle Metro, neighborhood cafés, restaurants, the Dupont Farmers Market, and The Phillips Collection all within easy reach. For buyers seeking design, location, outdoor space, and a lower monthly carrying cost, Unit PH4 presents a compelling opportunity to own a distinctive penthouse residence in one of Washington’s most desirable neighborhoods.
