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Property Details
Price: $799,000
3 Bed
3 Bath
1,687 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1908
Price: $799,000
3 Bed
3 Bath
1,687 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1908
Built in 1908 and set on one of Columbia Heights’ most walkable corridors, this three-bedroom, three-bath NW row house offers 1,687 square feet of interior space with the character of a century-old structure and the practicality of a monthly HOA that covers water, sewer, insurance, exterior building maintenance, and professional management. Priced at $799,000, the home represents a rare opportunity to own a full-floor unit in a classic DC row house with meaningful cost certainty built into the ownership structure.
The home at 3222 13th Street NW occupies a classic DC row house built in 1908, one of the enduring architectural forms that defines the NW quadrant’s residential fabric. Three bedrooms and three full baths are distributed across 1,687 square feet, offering a scale that accommodates both daily living and deliberate entertaining.
The HOA structure here is notably comprehensive for a row house configuration — monthly dues cover exterior building maintenance, insurance, management, sewer, and water. That breadth of coverage translates to meaningful predictability in the total cost of ownership, a distinction worth weighing against comparable single-family options in the submarket.
Columbia Heights places the home within easy reach of the Green and Yellow Line stations at Columbia Heights and Georgia Ave-Petworth, as well as the dense retail, dining, and park amenities that have made this stretch of 13th Street NW a consistently active residential corridor.
At $799,000, this is a considered entry point into one of DC’s most established NW neighborhoods, with the structural integrity and architectural detail that only a well-maintained century-old row house can offer.
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
The row house at 3222 13th Street NW was built in 1908, placing it among the cohort of Columbia Heights residences constructed during the neighborhood’s original period of dense residential development. Unit 2 offers three bedrooms and three full baths across 1,687 square feet — a generous footprint for a row house configuration in this submarket. The HOA structure covers exterior building maintenance, insurance, management, sewer, and water, providing a level of cost predictability that distinguishes this home from fully detached alternatives at a similar price point.
Columbia Heights occupies a central position in NW DC, bounded by the 16th Street corridor to the east and the Park Road ridge to the north. The 13th Street NW address places the home on a residential block that runs parallel to the neighborhood’s primary commercial spine along 14th Street, offering proximity to retail and dining without direct frontage on a high-traffic corridor. Meridian Hill Park, one of DC’s most architecturally significant public spaces, is within the walkable neighborhood radius. Green and Yellow Line service at the Columbia Heights Metro station connects the neighborhood to downtown DC and beyond.
Daily life from 3222 13th Street NW is oriented around one of DC’s most walkable urban grids. The 14th Street corridor provides a dense concentration of restaurants, coffee shops, and neighborhood retail within a short walk. Columbia Heights Metro offers rapid access to the broader DC network, and the neighborhood’s flat topography makes cycling a practical option for commuting and errands. Meridian Hill Park provides a significant green anchor for the immediate area, with formal terraced grounds and open lawn space that serve as a consistent gathering point throughout the year.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with DC row houses across NW neighborhoods, including Columbia Heights, Petworth, and the 14th Street corridor. We understand the nuances of row house unit ownership in DC — from HOA structure and party-wall considerations to the pricing dynamics that distinguish a well-positioned unit from the broader market. If you are evaluating NW DC row houses or considering a sale in Columbia Heights, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on this submarket.
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1333 Jefferson St NW, Washington, DC 20011