1108 T St NW #1108

Washington, DC 20009

Sold For
$797,000
Neighborhood: U Street Corridor · Explore U Street Corridor homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 1889 Historic Row House
  • 2 Bed 2 Bath Layout
  • Logon Circle NW Location
  • Tree-Lined T Street Block
  • HOA Covers Water Trash
  • U Street Corridor Access
MLS ID
DCDC492398
Parking
Year Built
1889
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $797,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

984 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1889

Sold Price: $797,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

984 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1889

Executive Summary

Set on a residential block of T Street NW, this 984-square-foot row house dates to 1889 and sits within one of Washington’s most active and historically significant corridors. The two-bedroom, two-bath configuration offers a practical layout for urban living, while the HOA structure covers water and trash. Logan Circle and the U Street Corridor place this address within easy reach of the Metro, neighborhood dining, and the cultural fabric that defines this part of the city.

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1108 T St NW, Washington DC 20009

Historic T Street Row House in Logan Circle

The row house at 1108 T Street NW carries more than a century of architectural context, built in 1889 on one of NW’s most recognizable residential corridors. At 984 square feet, the two-bedroom, two-bath layout is compact by design — a deliberate urban footprint that reflects the character of the block.

Logan Circle and the U Street Corridor together form one of DC’s most layered submarkets, where late-19th-century row houses sit alongside contemporary restaurants, independent retail, and multiple Metro access points. The address places residents at the intersection of that history and present-day urban convenience.

The HOA covers water and trash, and the tree-lined setting of T Street NW provides a grounded residential context within an otherwise high-energy neighborhood. For buyers seeking an authentic DC row house with genuine historic provenance, this block delivers.

Built in 1889
The row house dates to 1889, placing it among the original residential fabric of the T Street NW corridor. That provenance is visible in the building’s scale and street presence, consistent with the late-Victorian row house typology that defines much of Logan Circle’s architectural identity.
Logan Circle Context
Logan Circle and the U Street Corridor represent one of DC’s most historically layered neighborhoods. The surrounding blocks offer a dense mix of dining, retail, and cultural institutions, with Metro access reinforcing the neighborhood’s connectivity to the broader city.
Practical HOA Structure
The HOA covers water and trash, providing a baseline of shared cost predictability. The monthly fee structure is not disclosed in available records, and buyers should confirm current dues and any reserve fund details directly during due diligence.
Urban Footprint
At 984 square feet across two bedrooms and two full baths, the layout is efficient without sacrificing livability. The T Street NW setting — tree-lined and residential in character — offers a quieter street context within a neighborhood known for its energy and walkability.

Property at a Glance

  • 1889 construction with historic row house character
  • 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths across 984 square feet
  • Logon Circle and U Street Corridor location in NW
  • HOA covers water and trash
  • Tree-lined T Street NW residential setting
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Property Features

984 Square Feet of Historic NW Row House

Built in 1889 on T Street NW, this two-bedroom, two-bath row house offers a well-proportioned urban layout with genuine historic provenance. The HOA covers water and trash, and the tree-lined block provides a residential setting within one of DC’s most active neighborhoods.

Interior Layout

  • 984 square feet of interior living space
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2 full bathrooms
  • Built in 1889 with historic row house architecture
  • HOA covers water and trash

Kitchen and Living

  • Interior details not fully disclosed in available records
  • Buyers should schedule a showing to assess finishes and condition
  • Layout consistent with late-19th-century NW row house typology

Primary Suite

  • Two-bedroom configuration with two full baths
  • Bath details not disclosed in available records
  • Buyers should verify room dimensions and finish levels directly

Outdoor and Street Context

  • T Street NW provides a tree-lined residential street setting
  • Outdoor space details not disclosed in available records
  • Parking details not disclosed in available records
  • Buyers should confirm outdoor and parking specifics during due diligence

What Defines This Property

  • 1889 construction places this among DC's original row house stock
  • T Street NW address sits at the center of Logan Circle and U Street Corridor
  • Two full baths in a sub-1000-square-foot historic layout is a practical advantage
  • HOA coverage of water and trash reduces variable monthly costs
  • Tree-lined block context within one of NW's most walkable submarkets
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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.   

Metro and Transit
  • U Street/African-American Civil War Memorial/Cardozo Metro station nearby on the Green and Yellow Lines
  • Shaw-Howard University Metro station accessible on the Green and Yellow Lines
  • Dupont Circle Metro station reachable on the Red Line
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serve the T Street and U Street corridors
  • Bike lanes and Capital Bikeshare stations throughout the neighborhood
Dining and Coffee
  • U Street corridor offers a dense concentration of restaurants and bars
  • Local coffee shops and cafes within the immediate neighborhood
  • Columbia Heights and 14th Street dining scenes are nearby
  • Weekend brunch destinations concentrated along U Street and Logan Circle
  • Independent and chef-driven restaurants throughout the submarket
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options within the Logan Circle and U Street area
  • Pharmacies and convenience retail accessible on foot
  • 14th Street NW retail corridor within close proximity
  • Farmers market options in the broader neighborhood
  • Independent retail and boutiques throughout the corridor
Parks and Recreation
  • Logan Circle park and green space at the neighborhood's center
  • Malcolm X Park (Meridian Hill Park) accessible to the north
  • Neighborhood recreational facilities in the broader area
  • Tree-lined residential streets throughout the T Street corridor
  • Proximity to Rock Creek Park trail network

Property Location

About 1108 T St NW #1108

The row house at 1108 T Street NW was built in 1889, making it part of the original residential development that shaped this block of Logan Circle. The two-bedroom, two-bath configuration spans 984 square feet — a layout that reflects the characteristic scale of DC’s late-19th-century row house stock. The HOA covers water and trash, and the property sits within a structure that carries the architectural proportions typical of the period.

T Street NW runs through the heart of the Logan Circle and U Street Corridor submarket, one of Washington’s most historically significant and commercially active neighborhoods. The surrounding area offers a dense concentration of restaurants, coffee shops, independent retail, and cultural venues within a walkable radius. Multiple Metro lines serve the corridor, and the street itself maintains a residential, tree-lined character that distinguishes it from the busier commercial stretches nearby.

Daily life from this address draws on the full range of what the U Street Corridor and Logan Circle offer — neighborhood groceries, local cafes, and a dining scene that spans casual to destination-level. The Metro is accessible without a car, and the block’s tree-lined setting provides a grounded residential feel. For those who want to be embedded in one of DC’s most culturally rich neighborhoods while maintaining a quiet home base, T Street NW delivers that balance.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with row house buyers and sellers across Logan Circle, the U Street Corridor, and the broader NW submarket. We understand the nuances of historic DC row house transactions — from HOA structures and condo conversion considerations to pricing dynamics on individual blocks. If you are exploring Logan Circle real estate or similar NW row houses, reach out and we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on this submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The HOA covers water and trash. The monthly fee amount is not disclosed in available records, so buyers should request current dues, any special assessments, and reserve fund documentation directly from the HOA or listing agent during due diligence.
The U Street/African-American Civil War Memorial/Cardozo Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines is the nearest station to this address. The Shaw-Howard University station is also accessible on the same lines, providing strong connectivity to downtown DC and beyond.
A build date of 1889 places this row house within the original residential development of the Logan Circle neighborhood, predating much of the city’s later 20th-century construction. Buyers of historic DC row houses should be aware of potential considerations around older systems, materials, and any applicable historic preservation guidelines.
Parking details are not disclosed in available records for this address. Buyers should confirm whether dedicated parking is included, available for purchase, or whether street parking is the primary option. The T Street NW corridor is served by residential permit parking zones.
Logan Circle and the U Street Corridor represent one of DC’s most active and historically layered submarkets. Row house inventory in this area tends to move at a competitive pace, and buyers benefit from working with an advisor who has direct experience with pricing dynamics and comparable sales on specific blocks.
Outdoor space details are not disclosed in available records. Many T Street NW row houses of this era include rear yards or small outdoor areas, but buyers should verify the presence, size, and condition of any outdoor space directly during a showing or through the seller’s disclosure.
At 984 square feet, this row house is on the compact end of the Logan Circle and U Street Corridor inventory, which can include larger multi-story configurations. The two-bedroom, two-bath layout maximizes the available footprint, and buyers should review recent comparable sales to contextualize the price per square foot.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience with Logan Circle and U Street Corridor row house transactions. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on HOA structures in the area, and advisory support through the full buyer process. Reach out to connect with a team member.

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