3627 10th St NW
Washington, DC 20010
Property Highlights
- 1909 Columbia Heights Row House
- 4 Bedrooms 3.5 Baths
- 2100 Sq Ft Interior
- Close to Green Line Metro
- NW DC Prime Location
- Classic DC Row House
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Property Details
Price: $876,300
4 Bed
4 Bath
2,100 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1909
Price: $876,300
4 Bed
4 Bath
2,100 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1909
Executive Summary
Built in 1909, this Columbia Heights row house on 10th Street NW offers four bedrooms, three full baths, and one half bath across approximately 2,100 square feet. The home reflects the architectural continuity that defines this NW corridor while providing the scale and layout that suits a range of living arrangements. Priced at $876,300, it represents a substantive opportunity in one of DC’s most established and transit-connected neighborhoods.
A Columbia Heights Row House With Enduring Character
The row house at 3627 10th Street NW sits within Columbia Heights, one of NW Washington’s most historically layered and transit-accessible neighborhoods. Built in 1909, the home carries more than a century of architectural presence on a block that exemplifies the classic DC streetscape.
With four bedrooms, three full baths, and a half bath spread across 2,100 square feet, the home offers meaningful interior volume for a row house of its era. The layout supports flexible use across multiple floors, a hallmark of the DC row house form.
Columbia Heights places residents within close reach of the Green and Yellow Line Metro, a dense corridor of dining and retail along 11th Street and 14th Street NW, and the civic amenities of the broader NW quadrant. The neighborhood’s walkability and transit access are among the strongest in the city.
At $876,300, this is a well-positioned entry into a neighborhood where original row house stock at this scale is increasingly rare. The home’s 1909 vintage and 2,100-square-foot footprint distinguish it within the current Columbia Heights resale market.
Property at a Glance
- 4 Bedrooms
- 3 Full Baths
- 1 Half Bath
- 2,100 Sq Ft
- Built 1909
- Columbia Heights NW
Scale and Permanence in a 1909 NW Row House
Interior Layout
- Approximately 2,100 square feet of interior living space
- Four bedrooms distributed across the home's floors
- Three full bathrooms and one half bath
- Row house layout with vertical floor separation typical of 1909 DC construction
- Multiple living areas across the floor plan
Kitchen and Main Level
- Main-level kitchen serving the primary living and dining areas
- Layout consistent with the original row house floor plan
- Connectivity between kitchen and rear of the home
- Space for both food preparation and casual dining
Bedrooms and Baths
- Four bedrooms providing flexible room allocation
- Three full baths supporting the multi-bedroom layout
- Half bath on a primary living level
- Bedroom scale consistent with 1909 row house construction
Outdoor and Exterior
- Classic DC row house facade dating to 1909
- Exterior consistent with the 10th Street NW streetscape
- Potential for rear outdoor space typical of the row house typology
What Sets This Apart
- 1909 construction offers architectural depth rarely found in newer NW inventory
- Four-bedroom row house scale at this price is uncommon in Columbia Heights
- 2,100 square feet provides genuine living volume for the row house form
- Green and Yellow Line Metro access within the walkable neighborhood grid
- Intact historic block context on a well-established 10th Street corridor
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 Access
- Columbia Heights Metro station nearby on Green and Yellow Lines
- Multiple Metrobus routes serve the 14th Street and 16th Street NW corridors
- Bicycle infrastructure along the NW grid connects to broader DC trail network
- Close proximity to downtown DC via Metro or surface transit
Dining and Coffee
- Dense restaurant corridor along 11th Street NW within walking distance
- 14th Street NW dining and bar scene accessible from the neighborhood
- Local cafes and coffee shops throughout the Columbia Heights commercial district
- Neighborhood grocery and specialty food options nearby
Groceries and Retail
- Grocery options along the 14th Street and Park Road NW corridors
- Columbia Heights retail district at the Metro plaza
- Pharmacy and health services accessible in the neighborhood
- Hardware and home goods retail within the walkable grid
Parks and Recreation
- Meridian Hill Park is a major green space near the neighborhood
- Columbia Heights Community Center provides recreational programming
- Neighborhood playgrounds and green spaces throughout the residential blocks
- Access to the broader NW DC park network
Property Location
About 3627 10th St NW
The row house at 3627 10th Street NW was constructed in 1909, reflecting the Edwardian-era residential development that built out much of Columbia Heights. The home spans approximately 2,100 square feet across its floors, accommodating four bedrooms and three and a half baths. This scale is characteristic of the larger row house lots developed along 10th Street NW during that period. The structure’s age and footprint together represent a relatively rare combination in today’s Columbia Heights resale market.
Columbia Heights is one of NW Washington’s most transit-rich and commercially active neighborhoods, anchored by the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines. The 14th Street and 11th Street NW corridors offer a dense mix of restaurants, cafes, grocery options, and neighborhood retail within walking distance of 10th Street. The neighborhood’s residential blocks retain much of their original row house character, giving the area a cohesive architectural identity. Proximity to Meridian Hill Park adds a significant green space amenity to the immediate area.
Day-to-day life from 10th Street NW in Columbia Heights is oriented around walkability and neighborhood density. Local cafes, markets, and dining options along the nearby commercial corridors are accessible without a car, and the Metro connection extends that reach across the city quickly. The neighborhood’s mix of longtime residents and active street life gives 10th Street a grounded, lived-in quality. For those who value urban connectivity alongside the scale and permanence of a historic row house, this block delivers both.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Columbia Heights row houses, advising both buyers and sellers navigating the NW DC resale market. We bring direct knowledge of the 10th Street corridor and the broader Columbia Heights submarket, including current pricing dynamics for four-bedroom row house inventory. If you are evaluating Columbia Heights real estate or NW DC row houses at this scale, we welcome the opportunity to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market. Reach out to connect with our team.
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