1015 Kenyon St NW

Washington, DC 20010

Sold For
$825,000
Neighborhood: Columbia Heights · Explore Columbia Heights homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 1910 Row House
  • Columbia Heights NW
  • Two Full Baths
  • Half Bath Included
  • Close to Red Line
  • 1316 Sq Ft Interior
MLS ID
DCDC481352
Parking
Year Built
1910
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $825,000

2 Bed

3 Bath

1,316 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1910

Sold Price: $825,000

2 Bed

3 Bath

1,316 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1910

Executive Summary

1015 Kenyon St NW is a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house in Columbia Heights, built in 1910 and offering 1,316 square feet of interior space. The home carries the architectural character of its era while sitting within one of NW Washington’s most connected and walkable neighborhoods. Priced at $825,000, it represents a well-positioned entry into a neighborhood with deep roots and strong day-to-day livability.

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1015 Kenyon St NW, Washington DC 20010

A Columbia Heights Row House With Century-Old Character

1015 Kenyon St NW is a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house situated on a residential block in Columbia Heights, one of NW Washington’s most established and walkable neighborhoods. Built in 1910, the home spans 1,316 square feet across a classic DC row house footprint.

The architecture reflects the craftsmanship of its era, with the structural bones and proportions that define early-twentieth-century NW Washington housing stock. Inside, the layout accommodates two full baths and a half bath, providing practical flexibility across the home’s square footage.

Columbia Heights offers direct access to the Metro, a dense corridor of dining and retail along 14th Street NW, and proximity to Meridian Hill Park. The neighborhood’s walkability and transit connectivity make daily life here notably convenient.

At $825,000, this home is priced in line with the Columbia Heights row house market, where original-era properties on residential streets continue to attract buyers seeking character, location, and urban connectivity in equal measure.

The Property
1015 Kenyon St NW is a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house in Columbia Heights, NW. Built in 1910, the home offers 1,316 square feet of interior space across a classic DC row house configuration. The layout includes two full baths and a powder room.
Historic Architecture
The home was built in 1910, placing it among the cohort of early-twentieth-century row houses that define the residential fabric of NW Washington. These properties are known for their proportional rooms, period detailing, and durable masonry construction. The Kenyon Street block reflects that tradition.
Neighborhood Context
Columbia Heights is one of the most transit-accessible neighborhoods in NW Washington, with the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines nearby. The 14th Street NW corridor provides a dense mix of dining, grocery, and retail options within walking distance. Meridian Hill Park is also close at hand.
Market Position
At $825,000, the home is priced within the established range for Columbia Heights row houses of this era and size. The neighborhood’s combination of Metro access, walkability, and architectural stock has sustained consistent buyer interest. This home offers a clear entry point into that market.

At a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms / 2.5 Baths
  • 1,316 Square Feet
  • Built 1910
  • Columbia Heights NW
  • Row House
  • Listed at $825,000
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Property Features

1,316 Square Feet of Row House Living in Columbia Heights

Built in 1910, 1015 Kenyon St NW offers the proportional rooms and durable construction characteristic of early-twentieth-century NW Washington row houses. The two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath layout distributes 1,316 square feet across a classic DC row house footprint, with two full baths and a powder room serving the home’s distinct levels.

Interior Layout

  • Two-bedroom configuration across 1,316 square feet
  • Two full baths plus a half bath
  • Classic DC row house footprint with stacked living levels
  • Built in 1910 with period-era structural proportions
  • Separate living and private zones across the layout

Kitchen

  • Kitchen positioned within the row house's main living level
  • Layout consistent with early-twentieth-century DC row house configuration
  • Connects to the home's primary living and dining areas

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom within the upper level of the row house
  • Served by one of the home's two full baths
  • Proportional room sizing consistent with 1910-era construction

Outdoor Space

  • Row house configuration typical of Kenyon Street NW blocks
  • Potential for rear yard space consistent with Columbia Heights row houses
  • Street-facing facade with classic NW Washington row house presence

Why This Home Stands Out

  • Original 1910 construction on a residential Columbia Heights block
  • Two full baths plus a half bath across 1,316 square feet
  • Green and Yellow line Metro access within the neighborhood
  • Walkable to the 14th Street NW dining and retail corridor
  • Meridian Hill Park within easy reach of Kenyon Street
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Transit Access
  • Columbia Heights Metro nearby (Green and Yellow lines)
  • Close to multiple DC Circulator routes
  • Walkable to 14th Street NW bus corridors
  • Bicycle-friendly streets throughout Columbia Heights
Dining and Coffee
  • Dense dining corridor along 14th Street NW
  • Neighborhood coffee shops within walking distance
  • Local restaurants and bars throughout Columbia Heights
  • Additional options along 11th Street NW
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible on foot in Columbia Heights
  • Retail corridor along 14th Street NW
  • Neighborhood hardware and home goods nearby
  • Pharmacy and convenience options close at hand
Parks and Recreation
  • Meridian Hill Park within the neighborhood
  • Local pocket parks throughout Columbia Heights
  • Access to the broader NW DC trail network
  • Recreation center options in the surrounding area

Property Location

About 1015 Kenyon St NW

1015 Kenyon St NW is a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house in Columbia Heights, NW, built in 1910. The home spans 1,316 square feet and follows the classic DC row house form: a narrow, deep footprint with stacked living across multiple levels. Two full baths and a half bath serve the layout, providing practical separation between the home’s public and private spaces.

Columbia Heights is one of NW Washington’s most walkable and transit-connected neighborhoods, anchored by the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines. The 14th Street NW corridor runs through the heart of the neighborhood, offering a dense mix of dining, coffee, grocery, and retail options. Meridian Hill Park, one of DC’s most architecturally significant green spaces, is within easy reach of Kenyon Street.

Day-to-day life on Kenyon Street is defined by the kind of urban convenience that Columbia Heights has long offered its residents. Local cafes, neighborhood groceries, and the broader amenities of the 14th Street corridor are all accessible on foot. The Metro’s Green and Yellow line service connects the neighborhood directly to downtown DC, U Street, and points south and north, making car-free commuting a practical reality.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Columbia Heights row houses, helping buyers navigate a market where original-era properties move quickly and condition, configuration, and block-level context all factor into value. We understand the nuances of NW Washington row house transactions, from pre-war construction considerations to the competitive dynamics of the Columbia Heights resale market. If you are considering a row house in Columbia Heights or the broader 14th Street NW corridor, reach out — we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

Key details about the residence, building, and location to help you evaluate this opportunity.

The home was built in 1910, placing it among the early-twentieth-century row houses that define NW Washington’s residential fabric. Construction of this era typically features masonry exteriors and the proportional room sizing characteristic of pre-war DC row houses. Buyers should conduct a thorough inspection to assess current condition.
The Columbia Heights Metro station, served by the Green and Yellow lines, is nearby and accessible on foot. This station provides direct service to downtown DC, U Street, and connections to the broader WMATA network. The neighborhood is also served by multiple bus routes along 14th Street NW.
Parking details were not specified in the listing information provided. Buyers interested in parking availability should confirm current conditions with the listing agent and review any applicable DC residential parking permit zones for the Kenyon Street block.
Specific outdoor space details were not provided in the listing data. Row houses on Kenyon Street NW commonly include rear yard space, though configuration varies by property. Buyers should confirm outdoor space dimensions and conditions during the due diligence process.
Columbia Heights is one of NW Washington’s most walkable neighborhoods, with the 14th Street NW corridor providing dense access to dining, grocery, retail, and services. Meridian Hill Park is also within the neighborhood. Day-to-day errands are readily handled on foot from the Kenyon Street location.
1015 Kenyon St NW is a fee-simple row house, not a condominium or HOA-governed property. There are no monthly HOA fees associated with this home. All maintenance and upkeep responsibilities fall to the owner, which is standard for DC row houses of this type.
At $825,000, this two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house is priced within the established range for Columbia Heights properties of this era and square footage. The Wardman Residential team can provide recent comparable sales on request to help buyers contextualize this home’s position in the current market.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has deep experience with Columbia Heights row houses and the broader NW Washington market. We can provide comparable sales analysis, guide buyers through pre-war construction considerations, and support the full transaction from offer through closing. Reach out to connect with a team member.

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