1364 Quincy St NW

Washington, DC 20011

Sold For
$835,000

Property Highlights

  • 4 Bedroom Row House
  • 1910 Petworth Architecture
  • Tree-Lined Quincy Street
  • 2352 Square Feet
  • Rear Yard Potential
  • NW DC Location
MLS ID
DCDC447346
Parking
Year Built
1910
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $835,000

4 Bed

3 Bath

2,352 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1910

Sold Price: $835,000

4 Bed

3 Bath

2,352 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1910

Executive Summary

1364 Quincy Street NW is a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath Petworth row house built in 1910, offering 2,352 square feet of interior space on one of the neighborhood’s most architecturally consistent residential blocks. The home presents the classic DC row house form — a front facade that reads as part of the block’s unified streetscape, a rear yard with meaningful outdoor potential, and a scale that accommodates a range of living arrangements. Petworth’s walkable core, the Georgia Avenue corridor, and nearby Metro access are all within reach.

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Petworth, NW Washington DC

A Petworth Row House With Enduring Character

1364 Quincy Street NW stands on one of Petworth’s most cohesive residential blocks, where the 1910 row house form has been preserved across the streetscape. The home offers four bedrooms and 2,352 square feet — a scale that is increasingly rare at this price point in NW DC.

The rear yard extends the home’s livable footprint in the way that distinguishes the DC row house from other urban housing types. Tree cover along Quincy Street provides a settled, residential quality that is characteristic of established Petworth blocks.

Georgia Avenue, the neighborhood’s primary commercial spine, brings everyday retail, dining, and transit connections within easy reach. The Green and Yellow Line stations at Georgia Ave-Petworth and Columbia Heights are both accessible from this address.

At $835,000, this home represents a substantive entry into one of NW DC’s most established residential neighborhoods, with the structural bones and square footage to support long-term ownership.

The Row House Form
Built in 1910, this Petworth row house occupies a block where the original architectural character has remained largely intact. The facade reads as part of a unified streetscape, and the home’s 2,352 square feet of interior space reflects the generous proportions that define the DC row house at its best.
Outdoor Potential
The rear yard offers the kind of outdoor extension that is native to the row house form — a private, ground-level space that can be configured for gardening, entertaining, or simply open-air living. Few urban housing types deliver this combination of interior scale and direct outdoor access.
Neighborhood Access
Quincy Street sits within easy reach of Georgia Avenue’s retail and dining corridor. The Green and Yellow Line stations at Georgia Ave-Petworth and Columbia Heights both serve this address, connecting residents to downtown DC and points beyond without reliance on a car.
The Value Proposition
At $835,000, this home offers four bedrooms and over 2,300 square feet in an established NW neighborhood with strong transit infrastructure. For buyers weighing Petworth against comparable submarkets, the combination of scale, location, and architectural provenance is worth careful consideration.

At a Glance

  • 4 Bedrooms / 2.5 Baths
  • 2,352 Square Feet Interior
  • Built 1910 — Classic Row House Form
  • Tree-Lined Quincy Street NW
  • Rear Yard Outdoor Space
  • Petworth NW — Green/Yellow Line Access
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Property Features

Scale, Form, and Location in Established Petworth

1364 Quincy Street NW delivers the full DC row house proposition: generous interior square footage, a classic 1910 facade on a tree-lined block, and a rear yard that extends the home’s livable footprint. The four-bedroom layout and 2,352 square feet of interior space represent a scale that is increasingly difficult to find in NW DC at this price point.

Interior Layout

  • Four bedrooms across the traditional row house floor plan
  • Two full baths and one half bath
  • 2,352 square feet of interior living space
  • Built in 1910 with classic DC row house proportions
  • Layout consistent with the deep, narrow form of the Petworth row house

Kitchen and Living

  • Kitchen positioned within the home's primary living floor
  • Layout supports connection between kitchen and rear yard access
  • Living and dining areas reflect the row house's traditional spatial sequence
  • Opportunity to configure the interior to contemporary standards

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Four bedrooms distributed across the upper floors
  • Two full baths serving the bedroom levels
  • Half bath on the main living floor for convenience
  • Room count supports flexible use of secondary bedrooms

Outdoor and Exterior

  • Classic Petworth row house facade consistent with the block's character
  • Front entry aligned with the street's architectural rhythm
  • Rear yard offering private outdoor space at ground level
  • Tree-lined Quincy Street setting with established canopy

What Distinguishes This Home

  • Over 2,300 square feet in an established NW DC row house neighborhood
  • 1910 construction on one of Petworth's most architecturally intact blocks
  • Rear yard extends the living footprint in a way few urban property types allow
  • Four-bedroom scale at a price point competitive within the NW DC market
  • Direct Green and Yellow Line access from the Georgia Ave-Petworth station
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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 Access
  • Green and Yellow Lines at Georgia Ave-Petworth Metro
  • Green and Yellow Lines at Columbia Heights Metro
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along Georgia Avenue NW
  • Bike lanes and trail connections in the broader Petworth area
Dining and Coffee
  • Local cafes and coffee shops along the Georgia Avenue corridor
  • Neighborhood restaurants serving a range of cuisines near Petworth
  • Columbia Heights dining district accessible via Metro or on foot
  • Farmers market and food vendors at nearby community gathering points
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options along Georgia Avenue NW
  • Pharmacy and health services near the commercial corridor
  • Hardware and home goods retailers in the broader neighborhood
  • Neighborhood-serving retail within walking distance of Quincy Street
Parks and Recreation
  • Petworth neighborhood parks within the surrounding blocks
  • Rock Creek Park trail network accessible from NW DC
  • Playgrounds and recreational fields in the broader Petworth area
  • Community green spaces along the Georgia Avenue corridor

Property Location

About 1364 Quincy St NW

1364 Quincy Street NW is a 1910 Petworth row house offering four bedrooms, two full baths, one half bath, and 2,352 square feet of interior space across its traditional DC row house footprint. The front facade is consistent with the block’s architectural character, contributing to one of Petworth’s most cohesive residential streetscapes. The rear yard extends the home’s usable space in a manner typical of the DC row house form — ground-level, private, and directly accessible from the interior.

Petworth is one of NW DC’s most established residential neighborhoods, anchored by the Georgia Avenue corridor and defined by its grid of tree-lined blocks and early 20th-century row house stock. Quincy Street sits within the neighborhood’s interior, offering the settled quality of a residential block while remaining close to the commercial activity along Georgia Avenue. Local cafes, grocery options, and neighborhood parks are all accessible from this address without significant travel.

Day-to-day life from Quincy Street is organized around walkability and transit. The Georgia Ave-Petworth Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines places downtown DC within a direct commute, and the Columbia Heights station provides an additional access point to the same lines. The surrounding blocks support a range of daily errands on foot, and the rear yard provides a private outdoor counterpoint to the density of urban living.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Petworth row houses, advising buyers navigating the NW DC resale market across a range of price points and property conditions. Our experience in established Petworth blocks gives us a grounded perspective on value, comparable sales, and what to look for in a 1910-era home. If you are considering a row house in Petworth or the broader NW DC corridor, we would be glad to share recent comparables and our current read on the submarket — reach out to start the conversation.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The combination of 2,352 square feet, four bedrooms, and a 1910 facade on a tree-lined block is a relatively rare offering in NW DC at this price. Petworth row houses of this scale and architectural integrity tend to attract sustained buyer interest, and the rear yard adds a dimension of outdoor living that is native to the form.
Parking details were not specified in the listing data for this home. Buyers interested in parking arrangements — including rear alley access, street parking conditions, or the feasibility of adding a garage pad — should raise those questions directly with the listing agent or through their buyer’s representative.
The Georgia Ave-Petworth station on the Green and Yellow Lines is the closest Metro access point for this address. The Columbia Heights station on the same lines provides an additional option. Both stations connect directly to downtown DC and points across the Metro system.
A home built in 1910 warrants thorough due diligence, particularly around the roof, plumbing, electrical systems, and foundation. Buyers should engage a licensed home inspector with experience in early 20th-century DC row houses. Lead paint and knob-and-tube wiring are common considerations in homes of this era and should be assessed during the inspection period.
This is a fee-simple row house with no HOA or condo association indicated in the listing data. Buyers should confirm this with the listing agent and review any applicable deed restrictions or recorded covenants during the title review process.
At $835,000 for 2,352 square feet and four bedrooms, this home occupies a competitive position within the Petworth row house segment. Comparable sales in the neighborhood vary significantly based on renovation level, block, and lot configuration. A Wardman team member can provide a current comparable sales analysis on request.
The home features a rear yard consistent with the DC row house form — a ground-level private outdoor space accessible from the interior. The front entry also maintains the block’s architectural character. The tree-lined Quincy Street setting adds a canopy presence that is characteristic of established Petworth blocks.
A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales, a current read on the Petworth row house market, and advisory support through offer, inspection, and closing. The team’s experience with NW DC row houses gives buyers a grounded perspective on pricing, condition, and negotiation dynamics specific to this submarket.

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