Grant_Brochure_Option_2_(1).pdf

For more information on the redevelopment potential of the Grant Building at AFRH-W please contact:

Grace Dant AFRH Campus Operations

(202) 541-7548 grace.dant@afrh.gov

1 - Future AFRH Redevelopment 2 - Washington Hospital Center Children’s Hospital VA Hospital 3 - Future McMillan Redevelopment

4 - Trinity Washington University 5 - The Catholic University of America 6 - Howard University 7 - Gallaudet University

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Revitalize a landmark within a unique campus setting while capturing the potential of its proximity to prominent institutions and thriving communities.

G R A N T B U I L D I N G

Grant Building Armed Forces Retirement Home - Washington 3700 North Capitol Street, NW Washington, DC 20011

ConstruCtion 1910

Current use Vacant original use Dining hall and dormitory

Building area 169,006 ft2 (gross) ownership Federal designations AFRH-W Historic District

Features

» Perimeter location on a secure campus » Separate campus entrance with gatehouse

» Three stories plus mezzanine and full basement » Building entrance and egress on all elevations » Interior courtyard with one-story infill

» Full-height double staircase in open lobby » Natural light throughout interior » Open first floor plan » City views

» Striking marble facade » Unique historic interior » Rich palette of finishes, including marble, terrazzo, cast and wrought iron, brick, copper, and hardwood.

P O T E N T I A L

Original construction drawings, detailed floor plans, and recent building assessments are available upon request.

1st floor layout Typical 2nd and 3rd floor layout

The Grant BuildinG at the Armed Forces Retirement Home in

Washington, DC offers an extraordinary opportunity for redevelopment within a secure federal campus.

area (ft2) CeilinG heiGht

» 1st Floor 43,800 24’-0” » Mezzanine 8,000 11’-0” » 2nd Floor 34,300 13’-6” » 3rd Floor 34,300 13’-6”

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» Monumental architecture with distinction.

» Close proximity to universities, hospitals, future development sites, and growing neighborhoods.

» A unique campus setting with access to public transportation and parking.

» Adaptive reuse project eligible for federal Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits.

» Additional development space within the existing building footprint.

» Opportunities for sustainable design.

» Controlled access facility.

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