These Shaw Condos Are the Coolest on the Market

When we first heard that Anna and Dan Kahoe, owners of U Street home furnishings destination GoodWood, were partnering with S2 Development and architect Shawn Buehler on a boutique condo project, we knew the final product would be something to behold. Situated on a previously empty lot in front of the restored Blagden Alley carriage house where the Kahoes live, the new, three-unit building—called Huntress Coal Oil—beautifully complements the century-old Shaw rowhouses surrounding it. And as for the interiors, the results are even better than we expected.

The Mandy & David Team put all three condos on the market today: the 900-square-foot, one bedroom/one bath basement unit is listed for $599,555; an 1,100-square-foot two bedroom/two bath is priced at $899,555; and the 1,300-square foot, two bed/two-and-a-half bath penthouse with its own roofdeck is listed at $999,555.

Each condo is staged with GoodWood’s unique blend of funky furniture and accessories, some of which is vintage, and all of which can be negotiated into the sale.

A glass wall divides the bedroom from the main living areas of the basement unit, allowing natural light to flow throughout the subterranean space.

Another view of the one-bedroom basement-level condo.

The bathrooms in each unit feature brightly colored, lacquered vanities.

The living room of the two-bedroom, second-floor condo.

A view of the kitchen in the second-floor unit.

The penthouse’s living room. (And if the buyer is crazy enough not to negotiate for that yellow sofa, we’ll take it.)

One of two bedrooms in the penthouse.

An en suite bathroom.

The second penthouse bedroom.

The exterior of the Huntress Coal Oil building, named for the original owner of the Kahoes’ carriage house, coal oil dealer Samuel Huntress.

Marisa M. Kashino

Senior Editor

Marisa M. Kashino joined Washingtonian in 2009 and was a senior editor until 2022.