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Saxon Court
Location: Total Sq. Ft:
1440 Church Street, NW 85,480
Ward: Major Use:
2 Residential
Zip Code: Project Status:
20005 Completed (more than 2 years ago)
Square: Estimate Project Cost:
0209 $20,000,000
   
Description:  
Saxon Court is a seven story building with penthouse, located across the street from Whole Foods. The building, a former warehouse, underwent a gut rehabilitation and now contains 46 one- and two-bedroom units..

 
Development Team
Developer(s): PN Hoffman , SJG Properties
Architect(s): Eric Colbert & Associates PC
Construction Type
Type: Renovation
 
Components
Residential Units: 46
Home Ownership: 46
Retail Sq. Ft: 10,000
Parking Spaces: 54
Construction Status:
Status: Completed (more than 2 years ago)
Expected Groundbreaking: 05/2001
Targeted Delivery: 10/2002

 
Enterprise Zone:
Secondary

 
Data last updated: 05/21/03
 
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