CBRE and Compass have been retained to market two landmark properties at 2234 and 2232 Massachusetts Avenue NW on D.C.’s Embassy Row. CBRE is leading the sale of 2234 Massachusetts Avenue NW, a Beaux-Arts office building formerly serving as the Irish Embassy and is ideally suited to accommodate embassies, universities, NGOs, and other institutions. Compass has partnered with CBRE to co-market 2232 Massachusetts Avenue NW, a neighboring residence with distinct architectural character.
CBRE’s Manny Fitzgerald is overseeing the sale and marketing of 2234 Massachusetts Avenue NW, while Compass’s Hans Wydler is leading efforts for 2232 Massachusetts Avenue NW. Located at the corner of Sheridan Circle, 2234 Massachusetts Avenue NW is among the avenue’s most architecturally significant buildings. Designed in 1908 by William Penn Cresson, the semi-detached limestone property spans five levels and features dual frontage, grand reception rooms, and intricate millwork, making it well-suited for embassy, cultural, or institutional use.
While each property is being marketed individually, together they also present a unique opportunity for a buyer seeking to assemble an extraordinary compound reflecting the historic character and enduring prominence of the neighborhood.
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