Logan Station Condos, 1210 R St., NW, Washington DC Logan Station is a 4-story stick-built condo building, taking over the previously vacant lot at R and Vermont in the Shaw neighborhood. 
The project offers 63 condos, from studios to two-beds plus den, including townhouse style units on the first floor with private entrances from the street, with a 'green' roof. One-beds were priced originally from mid $300k's, two-beds from the high $500k's, with penthouse units in the $700's. Underground parking available, and a wide variety of floorplans. Penthouses at Logan Station condos feature commercial-grade stainless steel Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances and exotic hardwood flooring, lower units have more standard features with Kohler fixtures and plasma TVs. Sales began March, .jpg "Logan Station condos")
2006, the first deliveries on the building took place in August, 2007; the project sold out in July of 2008. Developed by Bogdan Builders of Bethesda (which also built Ivy at Harvard, Villaggio, and later, Cityscape at Belmont), architectural design by Eric Colbert.
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The project offers 63 condos, from studios to two-beds plus den, including townhouse style units on the first floor with private entrances from the street, with a 'green' roof. One-beds were priced originally from mid $300k's, two-beds from the high $500k's, with penthouse units in the $700's. Underground parking available, and a wide variety of floorplans. Penthouses at Logan Station condos feature commercial-grade stainless steel Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances and exotic hardwood flooring, lower units have more standard features with Kohler fixtures and plasma TVs. Sales began March, 
2006, the first deliveries on the building took place in August, 2007; the project sold out in July of 2008. Developed by Bogdan Builders of Bethesda (which also built Ivy at Harvard, Villaggio, and later, Cityscape at Belmont), architectural design by Eric Colbert.
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