DC's Swankiest New Bachelor Pad Listings

Now that we know that 64% of Millennial's can afford DC property, let's take a moment to focus on the hottest new one- and two-bedroom listings for the bachelor(ette). Curbed compiled a list of 10 pads ranging from $449k to $2M-plus. Whether you're looking for a classic style with original details or a more industrial look with exposed ducts, these units will satisfy even the most particular tastes:

1. 2502 Pennsylvania Ave NW, #3A
West End
Two-bedroom
$1.998M

2. 3320 New Hampshire Ave NW, #1
Columbia Heights
Two-bedroom
$679.9k

3. 929 Florida Ave NW, #2002
Columbia Heights
One-bedroom
$469k

4. 3601 Connecticut Ave NW, #216/216A
Cleveland Park
One-bedroom
$449k

5. 520 13th St SE, Unit B
Capitol Hill
Two-bedroom
$875k

6. 10 8th St SE
Capitol Hill
Two-bedroom
$775k

7. 3249 O St NW
Georgetown
Two-bedroom
$2.195M

8. 1330 New Hampshire Ave NW, #407
Dupont Circle
One-bedroom
$449k

9. 2301 Champlain St NW, #403 (pictured)
Adams Morgan
Two-bedroom
$779k

10. 1700 Q St NW, #4
Dupont Circle
Two-bedroom
$849k

[Curbed]

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