1104 Park St NE

Washington, DC 20002

Property Highlights

  • 1920 Row House
  • Three Bedroom Layout
  • Off-Street Parking Conveys
  • Paved Driveway Access
  • NE Quadrant Location
  • 1.5 Bath Configuration
MLS ID
1001370959
Parking
Parking Space Conveys, Paved Driveway
Year Built
1920
HOA Fee
1104 Park St NE, Washington, DC 20002

A Park Street Row House With Century-Old Character

The row house at 1104 Park St NE is a 1920-vintage Washington home that holds its own on one of NE’s established residential streets. Three bedrooms, a full bath, and a half bath provide a workable layout, while off-street parking on a paved driveway addresses one of the most persistent practical concerns for DC buyers.

Park Street sits within easy reach of the H Street corridor, a stretch that has become one of the city’s most active dining and entertainment destinations. Union Market and the surrounding NoMa district add further options for daily life, and multiple bus lines and the nearby New York Avenue Metro station keep the broader city accessible.

The home’s 1920 construction date places it among the generation of row houses that defined NE Washington’s residential fabric. That vintage typically means solid masonry construction, generous room proportions, and the kind of street presence that newer infill development rarely replicates.

For buyers weighing NE Washington, 1104 Park St NE represents a direct entry into a neighborhood with deep roots and active street life. The combination of off-street parking, a three-bedroom footprint, and proximity to the H Street corridor makes this a property worth evaluating carefully.

The Property
The row house at 1104 Park St NE was built in 1920 and offers three bedrooms, one full bath, and one half bath. Off-street parking on a paved driveway conveys with the home — a meaningful advantage in this part of the city. The property is priced at $603,150.
The Location
Park Street NE places residents within reach of the H Street corridor and Union Market district. Multiple bus lines serve the immediate area, and the New York Avenue Metro station provides a direct connection to downtown DC and beyond. Daily errands, dining, and entertainment are all close at hand.
The Architecture
Row houses built in 1920 represent some of the most enduring residential construction in Washington. Masonry exteriors, defined room layouts, and established street presence are characteristic of this era. The home at 1104 Park St NE carries that legacy while sitting in a neighborhood that continues to draw active buyer interest.
The Opportunity
For buyers focused on NE Washington, this home offers a three-bedroom footprint, off-street parking, and a location that connects easily to multiple city destinations. The $603,150 price point reflects current market conditions in this part of the quadrant. A Wardman team member is available to provide recent comparables and context on the submarket.

At a Glance

  • 3 bedrooms / 1 full bath / 1 half bath
  • Built 1920 — classic NE row house construction
  • Off-street parking on paved driveway
  • Proximity to H Street corridor and Union Market
  • Access to New York Avenue Metro
  • Priced at $603,150
All information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify square footage, taxes, and all material facts.
Property Features

Built in 1920. Off-Street Parking. Three Bedrooms.

The row house at 1104 Park St NE combines the structural character of early-twentieth-century Washington construction with practical advantages that matter to today’s buyers. Three bedrooms, 1.5 baths, off-street parking, and a location near the H Street corridor define the core of what this home offers.

Interior Layout

  • Three bedrooms across the home's upper levels
  • One full bath and one half bath
  • 1920 construction with characteristic row house proportions
  • Defined room layout typical of the era

Kitchen and Main Level

  • Main-level layout consistent with 1920s NE row house construction
  • Connects to living and dining areas
  • Opportunity for updates to reflect current preferences

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Three bedrooms providing flexible use across the upper floors
  • Full bath serving the bedroom levels
  • Half bath on the main level for convenience
  • Room proportions typical of early-twentieth-century construction

Parking and Exterior

  • Off-street parking space conveys with the home
  • Paved driveway — a practical advantage in NE DC
  • Masonry exterior consistent with 1920 row house construction
  • Established street presence on Park Street NE

What Sets This Apart

  • Off-street parking on a paved driveway is a genuine differentiator in this part of NE
  • 1920 masonry construction offers durability and street presence newer builds rarely match
  • Three-bedroom footprint provides flexibility uncommon at this price point in the quadrant
  • Direct proximity to the H Street corridor without the premium of Capitol Hill addresses
  • Century-old row house character on an established residential street
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts.

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 Access
  • New York Avenue Metro station nearby (Red Line access)
  • Multiple DC bus lines serve the immediate area
  • Straightforward connections to downtown DC
  • Off-street parking on paved driveway conveys
Dining and Coffee
  • H Street corridor restaurants and bars within reach
  • Independent cafes and neighborhood eateries nearby
  • Union Market food hall and vendors accessible
  • NoMa district dining options close by
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options in the surrounding area
  • Union Market district for specialty food retail
  • H Street corridor independent retailers nearby
  • Local pharmacies and service businesses accessible
Parks and Outdoors
  • Neighborhood parks accessible from Park Street
  • Lincoln Park within the broader Capitol Hill area
  • Street-level walkability throughout the surrounding blocks
  • Bike infrastructure connecting to broader DC trail network

Property Location

About 1104 Park St NE

The row house at 1104 Park St NE is a three-bedroom, 1.5-bath home built in 1920 — part of the generation of masonry row houses that established the residential character of NE Washington. Off-street parking on a paved driveway conveys with the property, a practical asset that distinguishes this home from many comparable listings in the quadrant. The layout provides three distinct bedrooms alongside a full bath and a half bath, offering meaningful flexibility for day-to-day living.

Park Street NE sits in a section of the quadrant that benefits from proximity to two of the city’s most active commercial corridors. The H Street corridor, known for its concentration of restaurants, bars, and independent retailers, is within reach to the south. Union Market and the NoMa district extend the range of options to the northwest. The surrounding streets reflect the layered history of NE Washington, with early-twentieth-century row houses lining blocks that have seen sustained reinvestment over the past decade.

Daily life from Park Street NE is well-supported by the neighborhood’s transit and retail infrastructure. Multiple bus lines run through the area, and the New York Avenue Metro station provides a direct link to downtown DC and the broader regional rail network. Local cafes, grocery options, and neighborhood parks are accessible without a car, though the off-street parking that conveys with this home makes car ownership practical as well. The H Street corridor’s dining and entertainment scene adds a dimension to evening and weekend life that few NE addresses can match.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with row house buyers and sellers across NE Washington, including the Park Street and H Street corridor submarket. We bring direct experience navigating the NE DC row house market — from evaluating 1920s-era construction to advising on pricing relative to recent comparable sales in the quadrant. If you are considering a row house in this part of NE Washington, reach out and we will be glad to share our perspective on current market conditions and recent transactions.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

1104 Park St NE is a row house built in 1920, a property type that defines much of NE Washington’s residential fabric. The home offers three bedrooms, one full bath, and one half bath. It is a fee-simple property, meaning no HOA or condo fees apply.
Yes. A parking space conveys with the home, accessed via a paved driveway. Off-street parking is a meaningful advantage in this part of NE Washington, where on-street parking can be competitive. This feature distinguishes 1104 Park St NE from many comparable row houses in the area.
The New York Avenue Metro station is the closest rail option, providing access to the Red Line and connections to downtown DC and the broader regional network. Multiple DC bus lines also serve the Park Street area, making car-free commuting a practical option for many destinations.
Park Street NE sits in an established residential section of the quadrant, with early-twentieth-century row houses lining the surrounding blocks. The H Street corridor is nearby, offering a wide range of dining, retail, and entertainment options. Union Market and the NoMa district extend the neighborhood’s reach further.
No HOA or condo fee is associated with 1104 Park St NE. As a fee-simple row house, the owner is responsible for the property directly without a governing association. This structure gives owners full control over the home without monthly association obligations.
The home is listed at $603,150. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales data for row houses in this part of NE Washington to help buyers evaluate how this price point aligns with current market conditions. Reach out directly for a detailed comparative analysis.
Row houses built in 1920 in Washington typically feature solid masonry construction, defined room layouts, and proportions that differ from modern builds. Buyers should conduct a thorough home inspection to assess the condition of systems including electrical, plumbing, and roofing, as these may reflect the home’s age and update history.
A Wardman team member brings direct experience with NE Washington row houses and the Park Street submarket. The team can provide recent comparable sales, advise on offer strategy, and guide buyers through the full transaction process. Reach out to connect with a team member and discuss next steps.

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