Terrell Place

Inside a building named after the civil rights leader Mary Church Terrell are 29 upscale condo units that offer the best of modern-day city living in the same 10-story building that includes Rosa Mexicana, one of the neighborhood’s most popular restaurants. When you’re not going downstairs for guacamole and a margarita (or two), you’ll be enjoying finished kitchens with all the modern appliances, comfortable living spaces that let in an abundance of natural light, garage-parking so you can still keep your favorite car, and other upscale amenities that you share with the building’s office tenants: on-site FedEx and UPS drop boxes; concierge services for dry cleaning and restaurant reservations; and a grand, eclectic lobby that will remind you just why Penn Quarter is such a lively place to call home. And here’s something you don’t find in other condo buildings: bees. Terrell Place has beehives installed on its rooftops in a partnership with The Best Bees, a beekeeping and research organization. (Don’t worry: The bees aren’t kept near public spaces.)