11 S St NW #1

Washington, DC 20001

Sold For
$675,000
Neighborhood: Bloomingdale · Explore Bloomingdale homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 1895 Historic Row House
  • Three Bedrooms Two Baths
  • Assigned Parking Conveys
  • Bloomingdale NW Location
  • Close to Red Line
  • HOA Covers Utilities
MLS ID
1001354983
Parking
Assigned Parking, Parking Space Conveys
Year Built
1895
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $675,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

1,620 Sq Ft

Assigned Parking, Parking Space Conveys

Year Built: 1895

Sold Price: $675,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

1,620 Sq Ft

Parking: Assigned Parking, Parking Space Conveys

Year Built: 1895

Executive Summary

Built in 1895, this three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house at 11 S St NW sits in Bloomingdale, one of NW DC’s most architecturally intact Victorian-era neighborhoods. At 1,620 square feet across a classic row house footprint, the home combines period character with practical utility. Assigned parking conveys, and the HOA structure covers gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, and insurance — a meaningful value in a city where utility costs and parking add up quickly. Offered at $675,000.

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11 S St NW, Unit 1 — Bloomingdale, NW DC

An 1895 Bloomingdale Row House With Parking and Full Utility Coverage

The home at 11 S St NW traces its origins to 1895, placing it among the earliest residential construction in Bloomingdale — a neighborhood defined by its cohesive late-Victorian streetscapes and proximity to the civic core of NW DC. At 1,620 square feet, the three-bedroom layout offers genuine living space across a traditional row house plan.

What distinguishes this offering beyond the architecture is the practical package: assigned parking conveys with the sale, and the HOA covers gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, and insurance. For a buyer weighing total cost of ownership, those line items represent real, recurring value.

Bloomingdale sits within easy reach of the Red Line at NoMa-Gallaudet and Shaw-Howard University on the Green and Yellow Lines, giving residents multiple transit options without committing to a single corridor. The neighborhood’s proximity to Rhode Island Ave, First St NW, and the broader Shaw and Eckington corridors extends the walkable range considerably.

Offered at $675,000, this row house represents a considered entry into one of NW DC’s most historically grounded residential blocks — with the infrastructure of a well-managed HOA already in place.

Historic Foundation
The home dates to 1895, situating it within Bloomingdale’s core Victorian-era residential fabric. The row house form — characteristic of NW DC’s late-19th-century development — gives the property a structural identity that newer construction cannot replicate. At 1,620 square feet, the three-bedroom plan is proportioned for genuine everyday use.
Practical Ownership Package
Assigned parking conveys with the sale, a meaningful asset in a dense urban neighborhood. The HOA covers gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, and insurance — a comprehensive utility package that simplifies monthly budgeting and reduces the variable costs that often accompany older DC row houses.
Transit Connectivity
Bloomingdale’s position in NW DC places it within reach of multiple Metro lines and major arterials. The Red Line at NoMa-Gallaudet and the Green and Yellow Lines at Shaw-Howard University are both accessible, offering flexibility for commuters oriented toward different parts of the region.
Considered Value
At $675,000, the combination of period architecture, a well-structured HOA, and assigned parking in Bloomingdale positions this home competitively within the NW DC row house market. Buyers seeking both character and operational simplicity will find the ownership terms here notably straightforward.

Why This Home Stands Out

  • 1895 construction in architecturally intact Bloomingdale
  • Assigned parking included with the sale
  • HOA covers gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, and insurance
  • 3 bedrooms across 1,620 square feet
  • Access to Red, Green, and Yellow Metro lines
  • Offered at $675,000
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify all material facts, HOA terms, and utility coverage details.
Property Features — 11 S St NW, Unit 1

Three Bedrooms, Period Architecture, and a Comprehensive HOA Package

Built in 1895 and spanning 1,620 square feet, this Bloomingdale row house combines the structural character of late-Victorian NW DC construction with a practical HOA framework that covers gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, and insurance. Assigned parking conveys. The three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath layout is organized across the traditional row house plan.

Interior and Layout

  • Three bedrooms across 1,620 square feet
  • Two full baths and one half bath
  • Traditional row house floor plan
  • 1895 construction with period architectural character
  • Layout suited to primary residential use

Kitchen and Living

  • Row house kitchen positioned within classic NW DC floor plan
  • Connected to primary living and dining areas
  • Period proportions consistent with 1895 construction
  • Functional layout for everyday residential use

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom within three-bedroom configuration
  • Full bath access as part of two-full-bath layout
  • Row house scale proportions throughout upper level
  • Character details consistent with 1895 original construction

Parking and Exterior

  • Assigned parking space conveys with the sale
  • Row house exterior consistent with Bloomingdale Victorian streetscape
  • Street-facing facade on established residential block
  • HOA covers snow removal for exterior maintenance

What Sets This Apart

  • HOA covers gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, and insurance — rare for a DC row house
  • Assigned parking conveys, eliminating a common urban ownership friction point
  • 1895 construction places this home among Bloomingdale's earliest surviving residential stock
  • Multiple Metro lines accessible without relying on a single corridor
  • Comprehensive utility coverage simplifies total cost of ownership calculations
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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
  • Red Line access at NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro
  • Green and Yellow Line access at Shaw-Howard U Metro
  • Metropolitan Branch Trail for cycling and pedestrian commutes
  • Rhode Island Ave corridor for bus connections
  • Convenient to Union Station and Amtrak
Dining and Coffee
  • Independent restaurants along First St NW
  • Neighborhood coffee shops within walking distance
  • Shaw dining corridor accessible nearby
  • Eckington and NoMa food options close by
  • Local bakeries and casual eateries in the immediate area
Groceries and Errands
  • Neighborhood grocery options within the walkable radius
  • Pharmacy access along major nearby corridors
  • Hardware and home supply stores accessible by transit
  • Farmers market options in adjacent neighborhoods
  • Bank and financial services nearby
Parks and Recreation
  • Metropolitan Branch Trail for outdoor recreation
  • Proximity to McMillan Park and open green space
  • Neighborhood pocket parks within walking distance
  • Bike-friendly streets connecting to broader DC trail network
  • Rhode Island Ave green corridors nearby

Property Location

About 11 S St NW #1

The row house at 11 S St NW was built in 1895 and reflects the scale and craftsmanship characteristic of Bloomingdale’s original residential development. The home spans 1,620 square feet and is configured as three bedrooms with two full baths and one half bath. Assigned parking conveys with the sale — a practical advantage in a neighborhood where street parking is competitive. The HOA covers gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, and insurance, consolidating a significant portion of the home’s operating costs into a single monthly structure.

Bloomingdale occupies a well-defined stretch of NW DC bounded by Rhode Island Ave to the north and the historic McMillan Reservoir site to the west. The neighborhood is characterized by intact late-Victorian row house blocks, a walkable commercial corridor along First St NW, and proximity to both Shaw and Eckington. Local cafes, neighborhood groceries, and parks are within reach on foot. The area’s street grid and density make it one of the more navigable inner-NW neighborhoods for residents who prefer to walk or bike for daily errands.

Day-to-day life in Bloomingdale centers on the walkable blocks of First St NW, where independent restaurants and coffee shops anchor the neighborhood’s commercial identity. The Red Line at NoMa-Gallaudet and the Green and Yellow Lines at Shaw-Howard University provide transit access to downtown DC, Capitol Hill, and points north and south. Proximity to the Metropolitan Branch Trail offers a dedicated off-street cycling and pedestrian route connecting Bloomingdale to Union Station and beyond. The combination of transit access, walkable amenities, and a tight-knit residential character gives the neighborhood a distinctive urban texture.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with row house buyers and sellers across Bloomingdale, Shaw, and the broader NW DC submarket. We understand the nuances of HOA-structured row houses in DC — including how utility coverage, parking, and reserve fund health affect both pricing and negotiation. If you are considering a row house in Bloomingdale or the surrounding NW DC neighborhoods, we would welcome the opportunity to share recent comparables and our perspective on the current market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The HOA covers gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, and insurance. For a row house in DC, this is a notably comprehensive package — it consolidates several variable monthly costs into a single HOA fee and reduces the operational complexity of ownership. Buyers should review the HOA documents to confirm current fee amounts and reserve fund status.
Yes, an assigned parking space conveys with the sale of this home. In Bloomingdale and the surrounding NW DC neighborhoods, dedicated off-street parking is a meaningful asset that adds practical value and can influence resale positioning. Buyers should confirm the parking space details and any associated terms in the HOA documents.
The row house was built in 1895, making it part of Bloomingdale’s original Victorian-era residential development. Buyers of homes of this age should conduct thorough inspections covering the roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical systems, and any period structural elements. The HOA’s reserve fund and insurance coverage are also worth reviewing in the context of the building’s age.
The home is within reach of the Red Line at NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro and the Green and Yellow Lines at Shaw-Howard U Metro. Having access to multiple lines provides flexibility for commuters traveling to different parts of DC and the broader region. Bus routes along Rhode Island Ave and nearby corridors supplement the rail options.
Bloomingdale is an established NW DC neighborhood characterized by intact late-Victorian row house blocks and a walkable commercial corridor along First St NW. It sits adjacent to Shaw, Eckington, and the NoMa corridor, giving residents access to a range of dining, retail, and transit options. The neighborhood’s street grid and density support a walkable daily routine.
At $675,000 for a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house with assigned parking and a comprehensive HOA utility package, this home is positioned within the active segment of the Bloomingdale and inner-NW DC row house market. Buyers should review recent comparable sales to contextualize the pricing. The Wardman Residential team can provide current comparables upon request.
The property is located in Washington DC, where school assignment is determined by DC Public Schools boundaries and lottery-based options including charter schools. Buyers with school-age children should consult DCPS directly to confirm current boundary assignments and available school options for this address. The Wardman team can help connect buyers with resources for navigating DC school enrollment.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience with row houses in Bloomingdale and the surrounding NW DC submarket. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on HOA-structured row house transactions, and advisory on what to prioritize during due diligence for a home of this age and configuration. Reach out to start the conversation.

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