Welcome to the 3900 Tunlaw Cooperative, in north Glover Park, a lovely neighborhood in Northwest Washington, DC. Conveniently located with Georgetown to the south and Wesley Heights/ Cathedral Heights to the north, we enjoy Glover Park’s lush parks, charming streets, and great dining.

Glover Park has a rich and interesting history which goes back to the late 18th century when it was established as the north part of Georgetown:  Glover Park History

3900 Tunlaw Road has its own interesting history, it started as a private residence then became the Walton House Apartment Building in 1959. In the late 1970’s, it became the 3900 Tunlaw Cooperative (co-op). To learn more about it’s rich history, please visit 3900 Tunlaw History to learn more historical information.

Members of a co-op own shares of the corporation rather than owning the unit itself. The number of shares a shareholder holds depends on the size of the occupied unit. The members share the responsibility for the entire property. Our six-floor high rise has 100 units with one bedroom, two bedrooms and studio plans.

Our building amenities include: a roof top deck with lovely views, an exercise room, and an outside terrace. We have a loading dock, two elevators, an on-site laundry room, a storage area for residents, and most units have assigned parking in either the garage or the gate secured lot. We have an on-site building manager. With a short walk to Wisconsin Ave. where you will find popular restaurants, supermarkets, and shopping.

The co-op fee includes electricity, gas, water, heat and air conditioning, sewer, and snow removal as well as other building/landscaping maintenance, property taxes, and Master Insurance which covers the building as a whole and does not include the interior of your occupied unit.

For Shareholders and Residents

We’ve put our association online to provide you with more convenience and a wealth of opportunities to share ideas and information such as: news and announcements, important association documents and more. Your input and suggestions will be appreciated.