2815 6th St NE
Washington, DC 20017
Property Highlights
- 1905 Historic Construction
- 5 Bedrooms 4 Baths
- 3800 Sq Ft Interior
- Private Secure Parking
- Brookland NE Location
- Close to Red Line
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Parking
Year Built
HOA Fee
Property Details
Price: $949,000
5 Bed
4 Bath
3,800 Sq Ft
Concrete Driveway, Paved Parking, Private, Secure Parking
Year Built: 1905
Price: $949,000
5 Bed
4 Bath
3,800 Sq Ft
Concrete Driveway, Paved Parking, Private, Secure Parking
Year Built: 1905
Executive Summary
Set on 6th Street NE in the Brookland neighborhood, this five-bedroom, four-bath single-family home spans 3,800 square feet across a structure originally built in 1905. The home offers a rare combination of scale, historic character, and private secured parking — attributes that are increasingly difficult to find together in this part of NE Washington. Brookland’s walkable commercial corridor, proximity to the Red Line, and established residential streets make this an address worth serious consideration at $949,000.
Scale and Character in Brookland
The home at 2815 6th Street NE represents a meaningful opportunity in one of NE Washington’s most established residential neighborhoods. Built in 1905, the structure carries the architectural presence of its era while offering a footprint — 3,800 square feet, five bedrooms, four full baths — that is genuinely uncommon in this submarket.
Brookland has long been defined by its tree-lined streets, Catholic University campus edge, and a commercial strip along 12th Street NE that supports daily life without overwhelming the neighborhood’s residential character. The Red Line’s Brookland-CUA station provides direct access to downtown DC and beyond, making the location practical for a wide range of schedules and destinations.
Private, secured, concrete driveway parking is included — a detail that carries real weight in a city where off-street parking at this scale is a genuine differentiator. The combination of square footage, bedroom count, and parking in a historic single-family home positions this property distinctly within the $949,000 price point for NE DC.
Property at a Glance
- 5 Bedrooms / 4 Full Baths
- 3,800 Square Feet
- Built 1905
- Private Secured Parking
- Brookland NE Washington DC
- Red Line Access Nearby
3,800 Square Feet of Historic Single-Family Scale
Interior and Layout
- 3,800 square feet of total interior space
- 5 bedrooms across the floor plan
- 4 full bathrooms
- Original construction dating to 1905
- Single-family home configuration — no shared walls
Kitchen and Living
- Full kitchen within the single-family floor plan
- Space to support open or defined living and dining configurations
- Interior scale supports both formal and informal room arrangements
- Historic construction details consistent with 1905 DC residential architecture
Primary Suite and Bedrooms
- Five-bedroom layout provides flexibility across upper levels
- Four full baths support the bedroom count without compromise
- Bedroom scale consistent with early-twentieth-century single-family construction
- Multiple rooms suitable for home office or flex use given the overall square footage
Parking and Exterior
- Concrete driveway with private off-street parking
- Secured parking configuration
- Paved parking area included with the property
- Exterior consistent with Brookland's established residential streetscape
What Sets This Apart
- Rare 3,800 sq ft single-family scale in NE DC at this price
- Four full baths supporting a true five-bedroom layout
- Private secured parking — a genuine differentiator in this submarket
- 1905 construction with historic character on an established residential street
- Brookland location with Red Line access and walkable daily amenities
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
Life Within Reach
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
Life Within Reach
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Transit and Commuting
- Brookland-CUA Metro station on the Red Line
- Red Line direct service to Union Station and downtown DC
- Multiple bus routes serving the 6th Street NE corridor
- Brookland station provides regional Amtrak connections via Union Station
Dining and Coffee
- Local cafes and coffee shops along 12th Street NE
- Neighborhood restaurants within walking distance of the Monroe Street corridor
- Farmers market at Monroe Street Market
- Diverse dining options throughout the Brookland commercial strip
Groceries and Errands
- Neighborhood grocery options accessible by foot or short drive
- Pharmacy and convenience retail near the 12th Street NE corridor
- Local hardware and home goods stores in the broader Brookland area
- Brookland library branch serving the immediate neighborhood
Parks and Recreation
- Turkey Thicket Recreation Center nearby in NE DC
- Michigan Avenue green spaces accessible from 6th Street NE
- National Arboretum a short drive from Brookland
- Neighborhood parks and tree-lined residential streets throughout the area
Property Location
About 2815 6th St NE
The home at 2815 6th Street NE is a single-family residence originally constructed in 1905, offering 3,800 square feet of interior space across five bedrooms and four full baths. The scale of the floor plan is notable for the neighborhood, providing room configurations that support a range of living arrangements. Private, secured parking on a concrete driveway is included with the property — a practical asset that distinguishes this home from many NE DC alternatives.
Brookland occupies a well-defined section of NE Washington, bounded by the Catholic University campus to the north and the Monroe Street arts corridor to the south. The neighborhood’s commercial core along 12th Street NE supports everyday needs with local dining, coffee, and retail within walking distance. The Brookland-CUA Metro station on the Red Line connects residents directly to Union Station, downtown DC, and the broader regional rail network.
Daily life in Brookland moves at a pace that reflects the neighborhood’s residential character — walkable errands, accessible transit, and a streetscape defined by mature trees and early-twentieth-century architecture. The Monroe Street Market corridor has added gallery space, dining, and a farmers market to the neighborhood’s fabric in recent years. For those who value proximity to downtown without the density of Capitol Hill or Logan Circle, Brookland offers a considered alternative.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers navigating the Brookland and broader NE DC single-family market. We understand the nuances of this submarket — from historic home considerations and parking premiums to how comparable sales in Brookland, Edgewood, and Eckington inform pricing at this level. If you are evaluating single-family homes in NE Washington, we would welcome the opportunity to share recent comparables and our perspective on the current market.
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