144 S St NW #144-B

Washington, DC 20001

Sold For
$1,250,000
Neighborhood: Bloomingdale · Explore Bloomingdale homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • Bloomingdale NW Location
  • Victorian Row House Block
  • Crispus Attucks Park Access
  • Ledroit Park Proximity
  • Tree-Lined Streetscape
  • $1.25M Buyer Representation
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WDM2390768
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Property Details

Sold Price: $1,250,000

Sold Price: $1,250,000

Executive Summary

144 S St NW sits within one of NW Washington’s most architecturally coherent residential blocks, where late-Victorian row house facades remain largely intact along tree-lined streets. The Bloomingdale neighborhood offers immediate access to Crispus Attucks Park and the green space of adjacent LeDroit Park. Wardman Residential represented the buyer in this $1.25 million transaction, bringing neighborhood-specific advisory to a competitive and historically significant submarket.

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Bloomingdale, NW Washington

A Row House Acquisition on One of Bloomingdale's Defining Blocks

144 S St NW occupies a position on one of Bloomingdale’s most characteristic residential streets, where the late-Victorian row house fabric has remained largely undisturbed. The block’s tree canopy and consistent architectural scale give the streetscape a coherence that is increasingly rare in the District.

Crispus Attucks Park sits within the immediate neighborhood, providing green space that is woven into the daily rhythm of the block rather than requiring a commute to reach. LeDroit Park’s additional green space is accessible nearby, extending the outdoor amenity available to residents of this corridor.

Wardman Residential represented the buyer in this $1.25 million transaction, providing comparable analysis, negotiation strategy, and advisory through closing in a neighborhood where off-market dynamics and pricing nuance require local expertise.

The Block and Its Context
The S Street NW block in Bloomingdale is defined by its intact late-Victorian row house architecture. The consistency of the streetscape — brick facades, front stoops, and a mature tree canopy — reflects a neighborhood that has preserved its built character through successive generations of ownership and investment.
Parks and Outdoor Access
Crispus Attucks Park anchors the immediate neighborhood with accessible green space. LeDroit Park, adjacent to Bloomingdale’s southern edge, extends the corridor’s outdoor amenity and connects residents to one of NW Washington’s most historically layered residential enclaves.
The Transaction
This acquisition was completed at $1.25 million with Wardman Residential serving as the buyer’s representative. Navigating Bloomingdale’s resale market requires an understanding of how row house condition, block positioning, and renovation history interact with pricing — factors the team brought to bear throughout the process.
Buyer Representation
Buyer representation in a neighborhood like Bloomingdale demands more than transactional competency. The Wardman team provided market context, comparable sales analysis, and negotiation support calibrated to the specific dynamics of this NW submarket, from initial offer through final settlement.

Transaction at a Glance

  • Bloomingdale NW row house acquisition
  • Represented the buyer at $1.25 million
  • Tree-lined block with Victorian streetscape
  • Crispus Attucks Park within the neighborhood
  • LeDroit Park green space nearby
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144 S St NW, Bloomingdale NW

Victorian Streetscape. Neighborhood Parks. Buyer-Represented Acquisition.

This Bloomingdale row house acquisition reflects the character of one of NW Washington’s most architecturally coherent residential corridors. Wardman Residential represented the buyer through a $1.25 million transaction, bringing block-level market knowledge and negotiation expertise to a neighborhood where those factors materially affect outcomes.

Row House and Block Character

  • Intact late-Victorian row house architecture on the block
  • Tree-lined residential streetscape characteristic of Bloomingdale
  • Consistent brick facade and front stoop construction along S Street NW
  • Neighborhood fabric that reflects sustained investment across generations

Neighborhood Anchors

  • Crispus Attucks Park within the immediate neighborhood
  • LeDroit Park green space accessible nearby
  • First Street NW dining and retail corridor
  • Proximity to Shaw and U Street amenity corridors

Location and Access

  • Bloomingdale NW, bounded by LeDroit Park and the Rhode Island Avenue corridor
  • Close to the Shaw-Howard University Metro station on the Red and Green lines
  • Bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure throughout the neighborhood
  • North Capitol Street access for commuter connectivity

Outdoor and Streetscape

  • Tree canopy along the S Street NW block
  • Crispus Attucks Park within walking distance
  • LeDroit Park green space nearby
  • Streetscape defined by Victorian-era row house architecture

What Defines This Acquisition

  • Row house on one of Bloomingdale's most architecturally intact Victorian blocks
  • Immediate neighborhood access to Crispus Attucks Park
  • Buyer represented at $1.25 million with full advisory and negotiation support
  • Positioned at the intersection of Bloomingdale and LeDroit Park corridors
  • Streetscape character that reflects sustained neighborhood investment
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Transit and Connectivity
  • Close to the Red Line at Shaw-Howard University Metro station
  • Rhode Island Avenue corridor provides bus connections across NW
  • Bicycle infrastructure throughout the Bloomingdale and LeDroit Park corridor
  • Proximity to North Capitol Street for commuter access
Dining and Coffee
  • Local cafes and neighborhood coffee shops along the Bloomingdale corridor
  • Dining options on First Street NW within the neighborhood
  • Additional restaurant and bar options accessible via the Shaw and U Street corridors
Groceries and Services
  • Neighborhood grocery options accessible along Rhode Island Avenue NW
  • Local markets and specialty food retailers within the broader corridor
  • Pharmacy and daily service retail accessible nearby
Parks and Recreation
  • Crispus Attucks Park within the immediate neighborhood
  • LeDroit Park green space accessible nearby
  • Additional park and recreation access throughout the NW corridor

Property Location

About 144 S St NW #144-B

144 S St NW is a row house on one of Bloomingdale’s most architecturally intact residential blocks. The late-Victorian streetscape along this stretch of S Street NW reflects the neighborhood’s broader character — consistent brick construction, front stoops, and a mature tree canopy that defines the pedestrian experience. The property’s position on this block places it within immediate reach of Crispus Attucks Park and the green space of neighboring LeDroit Park.

Bloomingdale occupies a distinct position in NW Washington, bounded by row house blocks that have retained their Victorian-era scale and fabric. The neighborhood’s proximity to LeDroit Park to the south and the Rhode Island Avenue corridor to the north gives it a layered urban context. Crispus Attucks Park serves as a neighborhood anchor, providing green space that is genuinely integrated into the residential fabric rather than peripheral to it.

The S Street NW block offers the kind of streetscape that draws buyers who value architectural continuity and neighborhood character alongside urban access. Tree-lined sidewalks, intact row house facades, and nearby park access define the daily environment. The broader Bloomingdale corridor connects residents to the dining, retail, and transit options that characterize this part of NW Washington.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers navigating Bloomingdale and the surrounding NW row house submarkets, including LeDroit Park, Eckington, and Stronghold. We bring comparable sales depth, block-level pricing knowledge, and negotiation experience to every transaction in this corridor. If you are considering a row house purchase or sale in Bloomingdale or an adjacent NW neighborhood, reach out — we would be glad to share our perspective on current market conditions and recent comparables.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The block is characterized by intact late-Victorian row house architecture, a mature tree canopy, and a consistent streetscape scale that is increasingly uncommon in the District. This architectural coherence reflects the neighborhood’s history and contributes to the block’s residential character.
Crispus Attucks Park sits within the immediate neighborhood and is accessible on foot. LeDroit Park’s green space is also nearby, extending the outdoor amenity available to residents of this Bloomingdale corridor.
Bloomingdale is bounded to the south by LeDroit Park and connects westward toward Shaw and the U Street corridor. This positioning gives residents access to multiple neighborhood amenity zones while remaining on a distinctly residential block.
The Shaw-Howard University Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines is accessible from this part of Bloomingdale. The Rhode Island Avenue corridor also provides bus connections, and the neighborhood has established bicycle infrastructure.
Wardman Residential represented the buyer in this transaction, which closed at $1.25 million. The team provided comparable sales analysis, negotiation strategy, and advisory support from initial offer through settlement.
Row house pricing in Bloomingdale is influenced by block positioning, renovation history, and the condition of original architectural details. Understanding how these factors interact with recent comparable sales is essential to making a well-calibrated offer in this submarket.
The First Street NW corridor within Bloomingdale includes dining and neighborhood retail. The Shaw and U Street corridors, accessible nearby, expand the range of restaurant, bar, and retail options available to residents.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked extensively with buyers navigating Bloomingdale, LeDroit Park, Eckington, and adjacent NW row house submarkets. Reaching out to the team is the best starting point for current comparables, block-level market context, and buyer advisory.

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