Investment Overview

Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present the exclusive offering of 4311 and 4335 16th Street NW, Washington, DC 20011, a distinctive landmark property known as Saint George Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church. Situated along the prominent 16th Street NW corridor, this exceptional offering presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial institutional property in the nation’s capital. The property occupies a prominent position along 16th Street NW, a distinguished Washington, DC thoroughfare recognized for its architectural character, historic religious institutions, diplomatic presence, and established residential neighborhoods. Its prominent frontage and established institutional identity provide a compelling setting for an owner-user, institutional organization, or investor seeking a property with a variety of potential uses. The offering consists of two buildings totaling approximately 19,000 gross square feet on a 0.74-acre corner lot, complemented by a substantial private parking lot with approximately 45 parking spaces. The main church building underwent a major renovation in 2004, introducing an impressive banquet hall capable of accommodating more than 100 guests, a state-of-the-art commercial kitchen, an elevator, and a dedicated Sunday school section. Subsequent improvements have included the installation of new HVAC units, energy-efficient replacement windows, and an upgraded grand entrance with double doors, among other enhancements. The secondary building is three-level single family home featuring three bedrooms and three bathrooms; offers flexibility for potential office use and guest accommodations. 4311 and 4335 16th Street NW represents a unique opportunity to acquire a landmark institutional property with significant existing infrastructure and the potential to accommodate a new owner’s vision in one of Washington, DC’s established urban corridors. The property is well suited for religious organizations, educational institutions, community centers, and diplomatic or cultural organizations.