1311 Irving St NW

Washington, DC 20010

Property Highlights

  • 5 Bedroom Row House
  • 4812 Square Feet
  • 2-Car Garage Parking
  • Built 1900 Columbia Heights
  • 3.5 Bath Configuration
  • Irving Street NW Location
MLS ID
1002918218
Parking
2 Garage Spaces
Year Built
1900
HOA Fee
Columbia Heights, NW Washington DC

A Century-Old Row House of Uncommon Scale

1311 Irving St NW stands as one of the larger row houses on its block, a five-bedroom home with 4,812 square feet of interior space and a history that traces to 1900. The Irving Street NW streetscape is a defining corridor in Columbia Heights, lined with early twentieth century facades that give the neighborhood its architectural character.

Two-car garage parking sets this home apart in a submarket where off-street parking is genuinely scarce. For buyers who require it, this feature alone narrows the field of comparable properties considerably.

At $1,175,000, the home offers a price-per-square-foot that reflects the scale and rarity of the offering. Five bedrooms and three and a half baths across nearly 5,000 square feet represent a configuration that is difficult to replicate in Columbia Heights at any price point.

The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked extensively in Columbia Heights and the surrounding NW neighborhoods. Reach out to discuss comparable sales, recent market activity, or to arrange a private walk-through of the property.

Scale and Substance
Built in 1900, this Columbia Heights row house spans 4,812 square feet across five bedrooms and three and a half baths. The footprint is exceptional for the neighborhood, offering a level of interior space that few comparable properties on Irving Street NW can match.
Parking as Differentiator
Two-car garage parking is a genuine rarity among Columbia Heights row houses. The neighborhood’s density and age of development mean that most homes on similar blocks rely entirely on street parking, making this garage a meaningful and tangible advantage.
Value in Context
At $1,175,000, the home’s price per square foot reflects the combination of scale, parking, and location. Buyers evaluating NW row houses in this price range will find few alternatives that offer comparable interior square footage alongside secured garage parking.
Wardman in Columbia Heights
The Wardman Residential team at Compass brings direct experience with Columbia Heights row house transactions and the broader NW DC market. We are glad to provide recent comparable sales data and market context for buyers or sellers evaluating this submarket.

Property at a Glance

  • 5 Bedrooms / 3.5 Baths
  • 4,812 Square Feet Interior
  • 2-Car Garage Parking
  • Built 1900
  • Columbia Heights NW
  • Asking $1,175,000
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify all material facts prior to purchase.
Property Features

4,812 Square Feet of Row House Scale

Few Columbia Heights row houses offer the combination of interior square footage, bedroom count, and secured garage parking found at 1311 Irving St NW. Built in 1900 and sited on Irving Street NW, the home presents a rare opportunity to acquire a large-format NW DC row house with meaningful practical advantages.

Interior Scale

  • 4,812 square feet of finished interior space
  • 5 bedrooms across the home's layout
  • 3 full baths and 1 half bath
  • Built in 1900 with early twentieth century row house architecture
  • Interior scale uncommon for Columbia Heights row houses

Kitchen and Living

  • Full kitchen serving a five-bedroom household
  • Living and dining areas scaled to the home's overall square footage
  • Layout supports both everyday living and larger gatherings
  • Connected to the home's broader 4,812-square-foot floor plan

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom within a five-bedroom configuration
  • Full bath access consistent with the home's three full bath count
  • Bedroom scale reflective of the home's overall 4,812-square-foot footprint
  • Positioned within a row house built to early twentieth century DC residential standards

Parking and Exterior

  • 2-car garage parking — rare among Columbia Heights row houses
  • Facade consistent with Irving Street NW early twentieth century streetscape
  • Exterior reflects DC residential architecture of the 1900 era
  • Garage access provides secured off-street parking in a high-density NW neighborhood

What Sets This Apart

  • Nearly 5,000 square feet is exceptional scale for a Columbia Heights row house
  • Two-car garage parking is among the scarcest amenities in this NW submarket
  • Five bedrooms offer flexibility that few comparable NW DC row houses provide
  • Built in 1900 on a streetscape with strong architectural continuity
  • Priced at $1,175,000 for a home that is difficult to replicate in the neighborhood
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.   

Transit and Commuting
  • Columbia Heights Metro Station (Green and Yellow Lines) serves the neighborhood
  • Petworth Metro Station (Green and Yellow Lines) is also nearby
  • Multiple Metrobus routes operate along 16th Street NW and 14th Street NW
  • Bicycle infrastructure connects to broader NW DC corridors
Dining and Coffee
  • 14th Street NW corridor offers a concentration of restaurants and bars
  • Local cafes and coffee shops are accessible on foot from Irving Street NW
  • Columbia Heights commercial strip along Park Road and Irving Street includes neighborhood dining options
  • Adams Morgan dining scene is within close proximity to the north
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options are accessible within the Columbia Heights commercial area
  • Columbia Heights retail corridor along 14th Street NW includes national and local retailers
  • Farmers market options operate seasonally in the broader neighborhood
  • Pharmacy and personal services are available near the Metro station
Parks and Recreation
  • Meridian Hill Park is a landmark green space accessible from Columbia Heights
  • Neighborhood parks and recreation spaces are distributed throughout the residential grid
  • Columbia Heights Community Center provides recreational programming
  • Rock Creek Park trail network is accessible from the broader NW corridor

Property Location

About 1311 Irving St NW

The home at 1311 Irving St NW was built in 1900 and occupies a position on one of Columbia Heights’ most architecturally consistent residential streets. The facade reflects the early twentieth century DC row house vernacular that defines Irving Street NW. Inside, the home spans 4,812 square feet across five bedrooms and three full and one half bath — a configuration that places it among the largest single-family homes available in the neighborhood.

Columbia Heights is one of NW Washington’s most established and transit-connected neighborhoods, anchored by a dense commercial corridor and a grid of early twentieth century residential streets. Irving Street NW sits within easy reach of the neighborhood’s retail, dining, and green space options. The area’s mix of architectural preservation and active street life makes it a consistent draw for buyers seeking urban scale with neighborhood character.

A home of this size in Columbia Heights supports a range of living arrangements, from multi-generational households to those who simply require dedicated space for work, guests, or creative pursuits. The two-car garage eliminates one of the most persistent friction points of NW DC urban living. Nearby parks, local cafes, and neighborhood grocery options are accessible on foot, and the Green and Yellow Line Metro stations serve the broader corridor.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Columbia Heights row house buyers and sellers, navigating a submarket defined by limited inventory and strong demand for larger NW DC homes. We understand the nuances of pricing, condition, and positioning that determine outcomes in this neighborhood. If you are considering a Columbia Heights row house — whether buying or selling — we welcome the conversation and are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on current market conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The combination of 4,812 square feet and two-car garage parking is genuinely uncommon in Columbia Heights. Most row houses on comparable blocks offer significantly less interior space and no secured off-street parking. Those two factors together define the rarity of this offering.
At $1,175,000, the home’s price per square foot reflects the scale and parking advantage it carries. Buyers evaluating NW DC row houses in this range will find that comparable square footage and garage parking rarely appear together in Columbia Heights listings.
The Columbia Heights Metro Station on the Green and Yellow Lines is the primary station serving this part of NW. The Petworth Metro Station is also accessible. Multiple Metrobus lines along 14th Street NW and 16th Street NW provide additional transit options.
Off-street parking is scarce throughout Columbia Heights, where the density and age of the residential stock mean most row houses rely on street parking. The two-car garage at 1311 Irving St NW is a meaningful differentiator and a practical advantage that is difficult to find in this submarket.
Irving Street NW is lined with early twentieth century row house facades that give Columbia Heights much of its residential character. The block reflects the architectural consistency typical of DC’s NW grid, with homes built around the turn of the century that have defined the streetscape for over a hundred years.
The 14th Street NW corridor is one of NW DC’s most active dining and retail destinations and is accessible from Irving Street. The Columbia Heights commercial strip along Park Road and Irving Street includes neighborhood-serving retail, cafes, and dining. Adams Morgan’s restaurant concentration is also nearby.
Meridian Hill Park is one of Washington DC’s most notable urban parks and is accessible from Columbia Heights. Additional neighborhood parks are distributed throughout the residential grid. The broader Rock Creek Park trail network is reachable from the NW corridor.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience with Columbia Heights row house transactions and can provide recent comparable sales, market context, and advisory support for buyers evaluating this home. Reach out to schedule a private showing or to discuss how this property compares to current alternatives in the NW submarket.

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