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Property Details
Price: $540,000
3 Bed
3 Bath
2,013 Sq Ft
1 Garage Space
Year Built: 1931
Price: $540,000
3 Bed
3 Bath
2,013 Sq Ft
1 Garage Space
Year Built: 1931
234 Madison St NW is a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house in Petworth, one of NW Washington’s most established residential neighborhoods. Built in 1931, the home spans 2,013 square feet across a classic DC row house footprint, with the added practicality of a private one-car garage. The Georgia Avenue corridor places residents within reach of neighborhood dining, retail, and multiple transit options, including a short walk to the Green Line.
234 Madison St NW is a three-bedroom row house in Petworth, NW, built in 1931 and offering 2,013 square feet of interior space. The home carries the architectural character typical of the neighborhood’s early-twentieth-century stock, with a layout that accommodates daily living across multiple floors.
The private one-car garage is a meaningful asset in a neighborhood where off-street parking is limited. Two full baths and a half bath serve the three-bedroom configuration, providing practical flexibility for the home’s full footprint.
Petworth sits along the Georgia Avenue corridor, connecting residents to neighborhood restaurants, local grocers, and the broader NW street grid. The Green Line’s Petworth Metro station is a short walk away, placing downtown DC and points south within easy commuting range.
At $540,000, this home represents a substantive entry point into one of NW Washington’s most enduring residential neighborhoods, with the scale, parking, and transit access that define long-term livability in the District.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Property Location
234 Madison St NW is a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house built in 1931, offering 2,013 square feet of interior space in Petworth, NW. The home follows the classic DC row house form — a narrow, multi-story structure with a defined front facade and a layout that distributes living, dining, and sleeping across separate floors. Construction from this era typically features solid masonry, higher ceilings than mid-century alternatives, and proportions that feel generous relative to the footprint. The private one-car garage is a notable structural feature, providing off-street parking that is uncommon at this price point in the neighborhood.
Petworth is one of NW Washington’s most established residential neighborhoods, anchored by the Georgia Avenue corridor and bounded by Rock Creek Church Road to the north and the Park Road grid to the south. The neighborhood’s housing stock is predominantly early-twentieth-century row houses, giving Madison Street a consistent architectural character. Local dining, coffee, and retail options line Georgia Avenue and the surrounding blocks, with neighborhood staples that have served the community for years. The Petworth Metro station on the Green Line sits within walking distance, connecting residents directly to Columbia Heights, U Street, Shaw, and downtown DC.
Daily life in Petworth centers on walkable access to the Georgia Avenue corridor and the broader NW street grid. Local cafes, neighborhood restaurants, and grocery options are within reach on foot, reducing car dependency for routine errands. The nearby Petworth Metro station makes car-free commuting to central DC practical and consistent. Residents also benefit from proximity to Rock Creek Park’s trail network and the open green space of Petworth Park, providing outdoor options within the immediate neighborhood.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating the Petworth and Georgia Avenue corridor market, including the active resale inventory of NW row houses in the $450,000 to $650,000 range. Our experience in this submarket spans buyer representation, comparable analysis, and the specific due diligence considerations that come with early-twentieth-century DC row house construction. If you are exploring Petworth real estate or NW DC row houses at a similar price point, we welcome the conversation — reach out to discuss recent comparables and current market conditions.
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1663 45th St NW, Washington, DC 20007