1003 P St NW
Washington, DC 20001
Property Highlights
- 1906 Historic Row House
- 4 Bedrooms 4 Baths
- 2140 Sq Ft Interior
- Logan Circle NW Location
- Close to Shaw Metro
- Classic DC Architecture
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Year Built
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Property Details
Price: $1,600,000
4 Bed
4 Bath
2,140 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1906
Price: $1,600,000
4 Bed
4 Bath
2,140 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1906
Executive Summary
1003 P St NW is a four-bedroom, four-bath row house in Logan Circle, one of NW Washington’s most architecturally significant neighborhoods. Built in 1906, the home spans 2,140 square feet across a classic DC row house footprint, combining period character with the scale and room count that serious buyers in this submarket seek. Priced at $1,600,000, the property represents a compelling opportunity in a block-by-block market where original fabric and generous square footage rarely align.
A Logan Circle Row House of Rare Scale and Historic Integrity
The row house at 1003 P St NW stands as a considered example of late-Victorian residential architecture in Logan Circle, a neighborhood where the built environment has remained largely intact since the early twentieth century. Built in 1906, the home carries the proportions and structural character that define the block’s streetscape.
Four bedrooms and four full baths across 2,140 square feet give the home a room-to-square-footage ratio that is uncommon in this price tier. The layout accommodates a range of living configurations without sacrificing the spatial integrity of the original floor plan.
Logan Circle’s position in NW DC places residents within reach of the city’s cultural and commercial core. The neighborhood’s walkable grid connects directly to Shaw, 14th Street, and Dupont Circle, with multiple Metro lines accessible nearby.
At $1,600,000, the home is priced within the established range for four-bedroom row houses in Logan Circle, a submarket where inventory remains constrained and well-preserved properties at this scale command sustained buyer attention.
At a Glance
- 4 Bedrooms / 4 Full Baths
- 2,140 Square Feet
- Built 1906
- Logan Circle NW
- Row House
- $1,600,000
Four Bedrooms, Four Baths, and 117 Years of NW DC History
Interior and Layout
- 2,140 square feet of interior living space
- 4 bedrooms across the floor plan
- 4 full bathrooms
- Row house layout with characteristic NW DC proportions
- Built 1906 with historic structural character
Kitchen and Living
- Row house kitchen positioned within the historic floor plan
- Living and dining areas reflecting original spatial layout
- Period proportions throughout the main level
- Natural light characteristic of the row house typology
Primary Suite
- Primary bedroom among four total bedrooms
- Full bath associated with primary suite
- Upper-level positioning typical of Logan Circle row houses
- Room scale consistent with 1906 construction standards
Outdoor and Exterior
- Row house facade on P St NW streetscape
- Exterior reflecting Logan Circle's historic architectural fabric
- Potential for rear outdoor space typical of the typology
What Sets This Apart
- Four full baths in a 1906 row house is a genuinely rare configuration
- Logan Circle addresses at this square footage seldom reach the market
- The 1906 construction date places the home in DC's most intact historic residential stock
- Four-bedroom row houses in NW DC at this price point represent constrained inventory
- P Street NW positioning offers direct access to the neighborhood's most walkable 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 and Commuting
- Shaw-Howard University Metro (Green/Yellow Lines) nearby
- U Street/African-American Civil War Memorial/Cardozo Metro (Green/Yellow Lines) nearby
- Multiple Metrobus routes along 14th St NW and P St NW
- Bikeshare stations accessible within the neighborhood
- Central NW location supports car-free commuting
Dining and Coffee
- 14th Street NW dining corridor within walking distance
- Neighborhood cafes and coffee shops along P St NW
- Shaw and U Street restaurant scenes accessible on foot
- Local bars and wine venues in the immediate area
- Dupont Circle dining options a short distance west
Groceries and Errands
- Neighborhood grocery options accessible on foot
- Pharmacy and convenience retail nearby
- Local hardware and home goods in the corridor
- Dry cleaning and personal services in the area
- Farmers market options in the broader neighborhood
Parks and Recreation
- Logan Circle park and green space steps from the address
- Sculpture and public art throughout the neighborhood
- Bike lanes connecting to the broader DC trail network
- Nearby recreation centers serving the NW corridor
- National Mall and monumental core accessible by Metro
Property Location
About 1003 P St NW
The row house at 1003 P St NW was constructed in 1906 and reflects the scale and massing typical of Logan Circle’s residential streetscape at the turn of the twentieth century. The home spans 2,140 square feet across a four-bedroom, four-bath configuration — a room count that places it among the more generously appointed row houses in this corridor. The structure’s age and NW DC address position it within a category of historic residential properties that rarely come to market in comparable condition.
Logan Circle is one of NW Washington’s most cohesive historic neighborhoods, anchored by the eponymous traffic circle and surrounded by blocks of late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century row houses. The neighborhood sits at the intersection of several of DC’s most active corridors — 14th Street NW, P Street NW, and the Shaw boundary to the east — giving residents direct access to a dense concentration of dining, retail, and cultural venues. The area’s walkability and central position within the city’s grid make it a consistent draw for buyers seeking urban proximity without sacrificing architectural character.
Day-to-day life at 1003 P St NW is shaped by Logan Circle’s walkable, block-by-block texture. Local cafes, restaurants along 14th Street NW, and neighborhood grocery options are accessible on foot, as are green spaces including Logan Circle itself. Multiple Metro stations serve the area, connecting residents to downtown DC, Capitol Hill, and points across the region without reliance on a car.
Brian Hill and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have extensive experience in Logan Circle real estate, with a track record of representing buyers and sellers across the NW DC row house market. We understand the nuances of this submarket — from block-level pricing dynamics to the structural considerations specific to early-twentieth-century DC construction — and bring that perspective to every transaction. If you are considering a row house in Logan Circle or the broader NW DC corridor, we welcome the opportunity to share recent comparables and our current read on the market.
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