SELLER has an ASSUMABLE LOAN at 3.75%. Built in 1931, the Randolph Tower Condominium is a superb example of the Art Deco Style that was enormously popular in the United States and Europe throughout the 1930s. The building was designed by eminent Washingtonian architect Joseph Arthur Younger. He was also famously responsible for other notable buildings in the city including the Kennedy-Warren on Connecticut Avenue, the Sixth Presbyterian Church on 16th Street, and the 1661 Crescent Place, NW Cooperative. Younger is remembered for his balanced compositions and use of decorative brickwork and limestone. This building was joined by a companion in 1964, which displays a restrained and elegant modernist style, reminiscent of Bauhaus architecture from the first quarter of the 20th century. The apartment comprises 730 square feet which offers gracious public and private rooms. The main living space as well as the kitchen are illuminated by large, south-facing windows, and the bedroom offers equally fine natural light with both east and south facing windows. There is no paucity of storage space in the unit, and everything has been beautifully updated and maintained by the current owner. The building is located only a short walk to Metro, as well as numerous shops, restaurants, and cafs in Columbia Heights. Included in the sale is one deed parking space.