The Lincoln Park section of southeast Washington, DC, is among the oldest of the citys four quadrants. It constituted part of Pierre LEnfants original plan for the capital city and offers some of the finest architectural compositions dating to the Federal period. Its historical significance is primarily due to the location of Lincoln Hospital during the Civil War, built to take care of wounded Union army soldiers. It is a vibrant neighborhood that offers handsome two- and three-story 19th-century townhouses as well as buildings from the early part of the 20th century. This corner of Capitol Hill offers a quiet and tranquil setting while being walking distance to Metro, shops, and restaurants. The two-story, two-unit building in which this condominium is located is a solid and handsome edifice eschewing unnecessary ornamentation, save an elegant glass and iron marquee. This design was the sensibility of the 1930s and 1940s when the Art Deco and Art Moderne styles began to gain popularity. This full-floor second story unit offers two bedrooms and bathroom, located at one end of the apartment, profiting from southern exposures offering plentiful natural light. The large public rooms have oak floors, and are configured as one primary, spacious living space with views on two sides. The kitchen and bathroom have been updated in a contemporary style. There is gracious outdoor space in addition to two-car parking. Spectacularly low fee.