
District officials will hold a ceremony on Tuesday morning for construction of
The Montrose, formerly known as the the Henry and Anne Hurt Home, at 3050 R Street, NW in Georgetown. Developers will turn the vacant property into 15 condominiums through demolition of non-historic portions of the building and renovation of the main building.

In September 2010 the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED)
selected the joint venture of the
Argos Group and
Potomac Investment Properties to redevelop the
historic Hurt Home mansion at 3050 R St., NW. Disposition of the property awaited negotiations and plans for the building, but on July
11, 2012, the property was recorded as selling for $7,750,000 according
to DC Recorder of Deeds. Neither pricing nor floorplans
have been established, though a construction fence now surrounds the
building and some interior work has begun. The Montrose, named for it's
proximity to Montrose Park, is
scheduled for completion in late 2013.
Three wood
additions will be stripped from the back of the original
brick exterior, while the interior will be almost entirely gutted and
rebuilt.
The Argos Group's other projects include
The Station (pictured above), located at 524 9th Street NE, a mixed income historic condo conversion and
The Firehouse, located at 1340 Maryland Avenue NE, a mixed income residential condo conversion.
Washington D.C. real estate development news
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