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Property Details
Price: $303,775
2 Bed
2 Bath
910 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1951
Price: $303,775
2 Bed
2 Bath
910 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1951
Located on 47th Place NE in the Deanwood neighborhood, this 1951 row house offers 910 square feet of living space across two bedrooms, one full bath, and one half bath. The home reflects the enduring character of mid-century DC residential construction, with a compact and functional footprint suited to a range of uses. At a display price of $303,775, it represents one of the more accessible entry points into DC homeownership. The Wardman Residential team at Compass represented the buyer in this transaction.
The home at 1226 47th Place NE sits within Deanwood, one of DC’s established NE neighborhoods with a distinct residential identity and a grid of tree-lined streets that date to the early twentieth century. Built in 1951, the row house is part of a cohesive block of mid-century construction that defines the area’s architectural character.
At 910 square feet, the layout is direct and efficient: two bedrooms, one full bath, and a half bath distributed across a traditional row house configuration. The scale is well-suited to the neighborhood’s context and the price reflects genuine accessibility within the DC market.
Deanwood sits in the eastern reaches of NE, with access to the Orange and Blue Line Metro at Benning Road and the Blue and Silver Line at Capitol Heights nearby. The neighborhood is served by local retail corridors and green space along the Watts Branch corridor.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass represented the buyer in this transaction, bringing focused advisory to a purchase at a competitive price point in an established DC submarket.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Property Location
The row house at 1226 47th Place NE was built in 1951 and reflects the postwar residential construction that defines much of Deanwood’s housing stock. The home spans 910 square feet and includes two bedrooms, one full bath, and one half bath. The traditional row house configuration places living space on the main level with bedrooms above, a layout consistent with mid-century DC residential design.
Deanwood is one of DC’s easternmost NE neighborhoods, bounded by the Watts Branch stream valley park and connected to the broader city via the Metro system and major arterials. The neighborhood’s residential streets are lined with homes of similar vintage, giving the area a cohesive built environment. Local retail and services are accessible along nearby commercial corridors.
Day-to-day life in Deanwood centers on the neighborhood’s walkable residential grid and proximity to green space along the Watts Branch corridor. Metro access provides a direct connection to downtown DC and points beyond without reliance on a car. The area’s established character and accessible price points make it a practical base for those prioritizing DC residency.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass represented the buyer in this Deanwood transaction, drawing on our experience with NE DC row houses and accessible-price-point properties across the District. We work regularly with buyers navigating DC’s eastern submarkets, where understanding block-level context and comparable sales is essential to informed decision-making. If you are considering a row house purchase in Deanwood, Capitol Hill, or elsewhere in NE DC, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market.
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1415 T St NW #102, Washington, DC 20009