1352 Parkwood Pl NW

Washington, DC 20010

Property Highlights

  • 1911 Columbia Heights Row House
  • 4 Bedrooms 3.5 Baths
  • 2520 Sq Ft Interior
  • Parkwood Place NW Address
  • Historic NW DC Block
  • Close to Red Line Metro
MLS ID
DCDC2012392
Parking
Year Built
1911
HOA Fee
1352 Parkwood Pl NW, Washington DC 20010

A Columbia Heights Row House of Scale and Character

The home at 1352 Parkwood Place NW is a four-bedroom row house built in 1911, offering 2,520 square feet of interior space in the heart of Columbia Heights. Its three full baths and one half bath serve a layout designed for generous, flexible living. The asking price of $1,239,000 reflects both the scale of the home and the sustained demand for well-positioned NW row houses.

Columbia Heights is one of DC’s most walkable and transit-rich neighborhoods, with the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines providing direct access to downtown and beyond. The neighborhood’s commercial corridor along 14th Street NW anchors a dense mix of dining, retail, and everyday services within easy reach of Parkwood Place.

Row houses of this vintage on interior streets like Parkwood Place are valued for their proportions, their connection to the neighborhood’s architectural history, and the relative quiet of a residential block set back from the main arterials. This home combines those qualities with a bedroom count and square footage that are uncommon in the immediate area.

A Wardman team member represented the buyer in this transaction, bringing local expertise in Columbia Heights real estate and NW DC row house valuations to the advisory process.

The Property
The home at 1352 Parkwood Place NW spans 2,520 square feet across four bedrooms and three and a half baths. Built in 1911, it carries the structural character of its era while offering the room count and scale that make it a substantive acquisition in the Columbia Heights market. The asking price is $1,239,000.
Neighborhood Context
Columbia Heights is among DC’s most transit-accessible inner neighborhoods, anchored by the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines. The 14th Street NW corridor brings a dense concentration of dining, grocery, and retail options within walking distance of Parkwood Place. The neighborhood’s walkability score consistently ranks among the highest in the District.
Street and Setting
Parkwood Place NW is a residential interior street that offers a quieter setting relative to the neighborhood’s main commercial corridors. Row houses of this vintage on blocks like this one are sought for their proportions and architectural continuity. The combination of a full four-bedroom layout and over 2,500 square feet is relatively uncommon at this location.
Wardman Representation
A Wardman team member worked with the buyer on this acquisition, drawing on the team’s experience in Columbia Heights row house transactions and NW DC buyer advisory. The Wardman Residential team at Compass brings a grounded perspective on this submarket to every engagement.

At a Glance

  • 4 Bedrooms / 3 Full Baths / 1 Half Bath
  • 2,520 Square Feet Interior
  • Built 1911 — Columbia Heights NW
  • Green and Yellow Line Metro Access
  • Walkable 14th Street NW Corridor
  • Asking Price $1,239,000
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify all material facts including square footage, taxes, and zoning.
Property Features

Scale, History, and Location in Columbia Heights

The home at 1352 Parkwood Place NW combines a four-bedroom layout, three full baths, and 2,520 square feet of interior space in a 1911 row house on one of Columbia Heights’ established residential streets. The following details reflect the property’s key physical characteristics.

Interior Layout

  • 2,520 square feet of interior living space
  • 4 bedrooms across the home's upper levels
  • 3 full baths and 1 half bath
  • Row house configuration built in 1911
  • Generously proportioned rooms consistent with the era of construction

Kitchen and Living

  • Kitchen and living areas consistent with a 2,520-square-foot row house layout
  • Space for formal and informal dining within the home's footprint
  • Period row house proportions supporting flexible furniture arrangements
  • Main-level flow typical of Columbia Heights homes of this vintage

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom among four total bedrooms in the home
  • Full bath access serving the primary suite
  • Upper-level positioning consistent with 1911 row house construction
  • Room scale reflective of the home's overall 2,520-square-foot footprint

Outdoor and Exterior

  • Row house exterior consistent with the 1911 Parkwood Place NW streetscape
  • Front facade contributing to the architectural continuity of the block
  • Potential for rear outdoor space typical of Columbia Heights row houses
  • Residential street setting on an interior NW DC block

What Sets This Apart

  • Four-bedroom layout is uncommon at this scale in Columbia Heights
  • 1911 construction on an architecturally consistent residential block
  • Over 2,500 square feet in a single-family NW DC row house
  • Direct Green and Yellow Line Metro access from the neighborhood
  • Priced at $1,239,000 for a substantive inner-city row house
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 Commuting
  • Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines
  • Close proximity to 14th Street NW bus corridor
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serving the immediate area
  • Bicycle infrastructure along nearby 14th Street NW
  • Convenient access to downtown DC via Metro
Dining and Coffee
  • Dense concentration of restaurants along 14th Street NW
  • Neighborhood cafes and coffee shops within walking distance
  • Diverse dining options reflecting the neighborhood's character
  • Local bars and casual dining on the Columbia Heights commercial strip
  • Weekend brunch destinations a short walk from Parkwood Place
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options along the 14th Street NW and Park Road corridors
  • Pharmacy and drugstore retail within the neighborhood
  • Columbia Heights civic plaza anchoring neighborhood retail
  • Hardware, home goods, and everyday retail nearby
  • Farmers market access in the broader neighborhood
Parks and Open Space
  • Meridian Hill Park within walking distance to the south
  • Neighborhood pocket parks and tree-lined residential streets
  • Columbia Heights Recreation Center in the area
  • Rock Creek Park accessible from the broader NW corridor
  • Dog-friendly green spaces in the surrounding blocks

Property Location

About 1352 Parkwood Pl NW

The home at 1352 Parkwood Place NW is a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath row house built in 1911 and spanning 2,520 square feet. Its scale is notable for the block — four bedrooms and three full baths in a single-family row house configuration represent a meaningful amount of space in this part of NW DC. The home’s 1911 construction places it within the original development wave of Columbia Heights, a period that produced the neighborhood’s most architecturally consistent residential blocks.

Columbia Heights is one of Washington’s most established and walkable inner-city neighborhoods, anchored by the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines. The 14th Street NW corridor runs through the heart of the neighborhood, offering a dense mix of restaurants, cafes, grocery options, and retail. Parkwood Place NW sits on a residential block that benefits from proximity to this corridor while maintaining the character of an interior street.

Daily life from Parkwood Place NW is oriented around walkability and transit. The Metro station is close by, and the concentration of dining and services along 14th Street NW means most errands and evenings out are handled on foot. The neighborhood’s parks, including Meridian Hill Park a short walk away, provide open space in a densely built urban context.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass represented the buyer in this Columbia Heights row house transaction. We have worked extensively with buyers and sellers navigating the NW DC row house market, including the active resale inventory along the 14th Street corridor and the streets surrounding it. If you are considering a similar home in Columbia Heights or the broader NW DC submarket, we welcome the conversation — our team is glad to share recent comparables and a candid 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 home is located in Columbia Heights, one of Washington DC’s most walkable and transit-connected inner-city neighborhoods. Parkwood Place NW is a residential interior street in the NW quadrant, situated near the 14th Street corridor and the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines.
The home spans 2,520 square feet and includes four bedrooms, three full baths, and one half bath. It is a row house built in 1911, a construction type and vintage that defines much of the residential fabric of Columbia Heights. The layout offers generous room proportions consistent with homes of this era.
The Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines serves this address. The station provides direct access to downtown DC, U Street, and connections throughout the Metro system. Multiple Metrobus routes also operate along the nearby 14th Street NW corridor.
Parking details were not specified in the available property information. Row houses on interior streets in Columbia Heights sometimes include rear alley parking or garage access, but buyers should confirm parking availability and any associated arrangements directly through the listing or their agent.
The asking price is $1,239,000. For a four-bedroom, 2,520-square-foot row house in Columbia Heights NW, this price reflects the sustained demand for well-scaled, transit-accessible single-family homes in DC’s inner NW corridor. Buyers should review recent comparables with their agent to contextualize current market conditions.
The 14th Street NW corridor, which runs through the heart of Columbia Heights, offers a dense concentration of restaurants, cafes, grocery stores, and everyday retail. Most of these options are within walking distance of Parkwood Place. The neighborhood’s walkability is among the highest in the District.
Meridian Hill Park, one of DC’s most notable urban parks, is within walking distance to the south. The broader Columbia Heights neighborhood includes additional pocket parks, recreational facilities, and tree-lined residential streets. Rock Creek Park is accessible from the wider NW corridor for those seeking larger green space.
A Wardman team member represented the buyer in this transaction and the Wardman Residential team at Compass has deep experience in Columbia Heights row house sales and NW DC buyer advisory. Reaching out to the team is a straightforward way to access recent comparable sales, candid market perspective, and guidance on similar properties currently available or coming to market.

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