1228 Montello Ave NE

Washington, DC 20002

Sold For
$535,000
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Property Highlights

  • 1916 Historic Row House
  • Two Bedroom Layout
  • Eckington NE Location
  • Near NoMa Metro
  • Walkable Urban Setting
  • 913 Square Feet
MLS ID
DCDC2041018
Parking
Year Built
1916
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $535,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

913 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1916

Sold Price: $535,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

913 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1916

Executive Summary

Built in 1916, this two-bedroom row house on Montello Avenue NE sits in Eckington, one of NE Washington’s most established residential corridors. The home spans 913 square feet across a classic DC row house footprint, offering the architectural character of the early twentieth century alongside proximity to the NoMa-Gallaudet Metro station and the dining and retail energy of the surrounding neighborhood. At $535,000, the home represents a considered entry into a submarket with deep roots and strong walkability.

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1228 Montello Ave NE, Washington DC 20002

A Century of Character in Eckington

The home at 1228 Montello Avenue NE is a two-bedroom row house built in 1916, situated in the Eckington neighborhood of NE Washington. Its 913 square feet reflect the compact, efficient floor plans that defined DC residential construction in the early twentieth century, with the structural integrity and architectural detail that have made these homes enduring.

Eckington occupies a strategic position in the city, bordered by NoMa to the south and Bloomingdale to the west, placing residents within reach of multiple transit options and a growing concentration of neighborhood amenities. The Montello Avenue corridor is a quiet residential street lined with similarly scaled row houses, offering a grounded urban living experience.

The $535,000 price point reflects both the home’s historic character and its location within a submarket that draws buyers seeking authenticity and connectivity in equal measure. For buyers working with Wardman Residential, this home represents the kind of opportunity that rewards careful evaluation of comparable sales and neighborhood trajectory.

The Home
Built in 1916, this two-bedroom, one-bath row house on Montello Avenue NE carries more than a century of DC residential history. The 913-square-foot footprint is characteristic of the era, offering a defined layout with the proportions and craftsmanship typical of early twentieth-century NE Washington construction.
The Neighborhood
Eckington is one of NE Washington’s most established residential neighborhoods, bordered by NoMa, Bloomingdale, and Edgewood. The area offers a walkable mix of neighborhood-scale retail, local dining, and green space, with a residential character shaped by blocks of well-maintained row houses like this one.
Transit Access
The NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro station on the Red Line is accessible from Montello Avenue, connecting residents to downtown DC and points beyond. The neighborhood’s grid layout also supports cycling and walking as practical daily options.
The Opportunity
Priced at $535,000, this home enters the market as a well-positioned opportunity for buyers seeking historic character in an established NE corridor. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales and a full advisory picture for buyers evaluating this submarket.

At a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms / 1 Full Bath
  • 913 Square Feet
  • Built 1916
  • Eckington, NE Washington
  • Near NoMa-Gallaudet Metro
  • Listed at $535,000
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Property Features

Historic Bones, Walkable Position

The home at 1228 Montello Avenue NE combines over a century of DC row house construction with a location that places residents at the intersection of Eckington’s residential calm and the transit and amenity access of the broader NE Washington submarket. The features below reflect what the home offers as documented.

Interior

  • 2 bedrooms
  • 1 full bath
  • 913 square feet of interior living space
  • Row house layout built in 1916
  • Characteristic early twentieth-century DC floor plan proportions

Kitchen

  • Kitchen configuration consistent with the home's historic row house typology
  • Layout supports functional daily use within the compact floor plan

Primary Bedroom

  • Primary bedroom sized in keeping with the 1916 row house footprint
  • Two-bedroom configuration provides flexibility in room use

Outdoor Space

  • Outdoor space details to be confirmed directly with the listing agent
  • Row house lot configuration typical of Montello Avenue NE block

What Sets This Apart

  • Over a century of DC row house history in a single address
  • Eckington location places residents steps from the Metropolitan Branch Trail corridor
  • Red Line Metro access without the premium pricing of adjacent NoMa condos
  • Row house typology offers ownership of land and structure in a walkable NE block
  • Entry-level price point for a historic detached-style home in NE Washington
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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 Mobility
  • NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro station on the Red Line is accessible from Montello Avenue
  • Neighborhood grid supports practical cycling and walking commutes
  • Multiple DC Circulator and Metrobus routes serve the broader Eckington area
  • Proximity to New York Avenue corridor provides direct access to major arterials
Dining and Coffee
  • Local cafes and neighborhood dining within walking distance along the surrounding corridors
  • H Street NE dining and nightlife district accessible by foot or transit
  • Rhode Island Avenue retail and restaurant options nearby
  • NoMa neighborhood food and beverage scene a short distance south
Groceries and Errands
  • Neighborhood grocery options accessible within the immediate area
  • Rhode Island Avenue corridor offers retail and service businesses
  • NoMa's growing retail base provides additional daily errand options
  • Pharmacies and essential services accessible without a vehicle
Parks and Recreation
  • Eckington Park is located within the neighborhood
  • Nearby green spaces support outdoor recreation and daily exercise
  • Trail access toward the Metropolitan Branch Trail is available in the area
  • Proximity to the Bloomingdale and NoMa open space network

Property Location

About 1228 Montello Ave NE

The home at 1228 Montello Avenue NE is a two-bedroom, one-bath row house constructed in 1916, representing a well-preserved example of the residential architecture that defines NE Washington’s historic blocks. At 913 square feet, the layout is compact and purposeful, with the proportions common to early twentieth-century DC row house construction. The home’s age and typology place it within a category of DC housing stock that buyers consistently seek for its structural character and neighborhood context.

Eckington is a historically significant NE Washington neighborhood positioned between NoMa to the south, Bloomingdale to the west, and Edgewood to the north. The neighborhood’s residential streets are anchored by row houses of similar vintage, creating a cohesive streetscape with genuine architectural continuity. Local amenities include neighborhood-scale dining, green space, and retail within walking distance, with the broader offerings of NoMa and the H Street corridor accessible by foot or transit.

Daily life from Montello Avenue is oriented around walkability and transit connectivity. The NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro station provides Red Line access, and the neighborhood’s grid supports cycling as a practical commuting option. Local cafes, neighborhood groceries, and parks are within reach, and the proximity to both the H Street NE corridor and the Rhode Island Avenue retail strip broadens the range of everyday options available to residents.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with row house buyers and sellers across NE Washington, including Eckington, Bloomingdale, and the NoMa-adjacent corridors. We bring a detailed understanding of the historic row house submarket in this quadrant, including how age, square footage, and block position affect pricing and negotiation dynamics. If you are evaluating this home or comparable properties in Eckington, reach out — we are glad to share recent sales data and our perspective on the NE DC row house market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The home is located in Eckington, an established NE Washington neighborhood bordered by NoMa, Bloomingdale, and Edgewood. Eckington is known for its concentration of early twentieth-century row houses and its walkable position relative to multiple transit options and neighborhood amenities.
The NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro station on the Red Line is the closest station to 1228 Montello Avenue NE. The Red Line provides direct access to downtown DC, Union Station, and points north toward Silver Spring and Shady Grove.
Parking details for this home were not specified in the listing information available. Buyers should confirm parking availability and any associated options directly with the listing agent or through a title and property review.
This is a fee-simple row house with no HOA or condo association indicated in the available listing data. Buyers should confirm the absence of any assessments or deed restrictions through standard due diligence and title review.
The home offers 913 square feet of interior living space configured as a two-bedroom, one-full-bath row house. The layout reflects the compact and efficient floor plan proportions characteristic of DC row house construction from the early twentieth century.
The home was built in 1916, making it over 100 years old. Buyers of historic DC row houses should budget for and conduct thorough inspections covering the roof, mechanical systems, electrical, and plumbing, as homes of this vintage often carry deferred maintenance or system updates that affect value and planning.
At $535,000 for a two-bedroom, 913-square-foot row house in Eckington, the home is priced within the range typical for this submarket and property type. A Wardman team member can provide a detailed comparable sales analysis to help buyers understand how this home positions relative to recent transactions in Eckington and adjacent NE neighborhoods.
A Wardman team member brings direct experience with NE Washington row houses and the Eckington submarket, including access to recent comparable sales, off-market context, and buyer advisory support through negotiation and closing. Reaching out to the team is the most efficient first step for buyers seriously evaluating this home.

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