1460 Newton St NW

Washington, DC 20010

Sold For
$895,000
Neighborhood: Columbia Heights · Explore Columbia Heights homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 4-Bedroom Row House
  • 1900 Historic Construction
  • 2234 Square Feet
  • Columbia Heights NW
  • Classic Facade Preserved
  • Tree-Lined Block Setting
MLS ID
DCDC2013756
Parking
Year Built
1900
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $895,000

4 Bed

2 Bath

2,234 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1900

Sold Price: $895,000

4 Bed

2 Bath

2,234 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1900

Executive Summary

1460 Newton Street NW is a four-bedroom row house in Columbia Heights, representing over 2,200 square feet of interior space on one of the neighborhood’s characteristically tree-lined residential blocks. Built in 1900, the home carries the architectural continuity of the surrounding streetscape while offering the scale that distinguishes Columbia Heights row houses from smaller NW property types. At $895,000, it presents a substantive footprint in one of DC’s most transit-accessible and commercially active NW neighborhoods.

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Columbia Heights, Washington DC

A Century-Old Row House on Newton Street NW

1460 Newton Street NW is a four-bedroom row house in Columbia Heights, a neighborhood defined by its dense urban fabric, early-twentieth-century residential architecture, and proximity to the commercial corridors of 14th Street and 16th Street NW. The home was built in 1900 and sits within a block of properties that share its scale and form, creating the cohesive streetscape that characterizes this part of the city.

The row house spans 2,234 square feet across its full footprint, providing room configurations that support a range of living arrangements. With four bedrooms, one full bath, and one half bath, the home offers the spatial depth that buyers seeking NW row house scale typically prioritize. The classic facade and tree-lined block setting reinforce the architectural identity of the Newton Street corridor.

Columbia Heights is served by the Green and Yellow Lines at the Columbia Heights Metro station, placing residents within direct reach of downtown DC and points south. The neighborhood’s 14th Street corridor offers a concentrated mix of dining, retail, and daily services, while Meridian Hill Park anchors the western edge of the neighborhood with open green space.

The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked extensively in Columbia Heights and the broader NW row house market, advising buyers on the specific considerations that come with early-twentieth-century construction and the active resale dynamics of this submarket. Reach out to discuss this home or explore comparable opportunities in the area.

The Property
Built in 1900, this Columbia Heights row house occupies a residential block on Newton Street NW where the surrounding properties share its architectural form and scale. The classic NW row house facade and tree-lined streetscape reflect the neighborhood’s well-established residential character.
Interior Scale
At 2,234 square feet, the home provides four bedrooms, one full bath, and one half bath across its full footprint. That combination of bedroom count and overall square footage is a defining attribute of Columbia Heights row houses and a primary reason buyers seek them out in this price range.
Neighborhood Context
Columbia Heights sits at the intersection of two of NW’s most active commercial corridors, with Green and Yellow Line Metro access, neighborhood parks, and a dense concentration of dining and retail within close reach. Newton Street itself is a quieter residential block set back from the main corridors.
Working With Wardman
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass bring direct experience in Columbia Heights real estate and the NW row house market. We are glad to provide recent comparable sales, discuss the specifics of this home, or advise on the broader submarket.

At a Glance

  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 1 Full Bath + 1 Half Bath
  • 2,234 Square Feet
  • Built 1900
  • Columbia Heights NW
  • Row House Form
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Property Features

Scale and Form on Newton Street NW

1460 Newton Street NW combines the architectural identity of a century-old Columbia Heights row house with 2,234 square feet of interior space across four bedrooms. The home’s classic NW facade, residential block setting, and overall footprint represent the defining characteristics of this property type in this neighborhood.

Interior and Layout

  • 2,234 square feet of interior space
  • 4 bedrooms
  • 1 full bath
  • 1 half bath
  • Row house form with full-depth floor plan
  • Built 1900 with historic construction

Kitchen and Main Level

  • Main level layout consistent with NW row house form
  • Kitchen positioned within the home's full-depth floor plan
  • Half bath serving the main level
  • Access to rear of property consistent with row house configuration

Bedrooms and Upper Levels

  • Four bedrooms distributed across upper levels
  • Full bath serving the bedroom floors
  • Room scale consistent with early-twentieth-century row house construction
  • Natural light from front and rear exposures

Exterior and Streetscape

  • Classic NW row house facade
  • Tree-lined streetscape on Newton Street NW
  • Residential block setting consistent with neighboring properties
  • Row house form integrated into the Columbia Heights streetscape

What Defines This Home

  • Over 2,200 square feet is a meaningful threshold in the Columbia Heights row house market
  • Built in 1900, the home carries the architectural continuity of one of NW's most established neighborhoods
  • Four bedrooms provide flexibility that smaller NW row houses and condos cannot match
  • Newton Street's residential block character sits in contrast to the active corridors just blocks away
  • The classic facade maintains the streetscape integrity that defines this part of Columbia Heights
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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 Commuting
  • Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines
  • Close to the 14th Street NW bus corridor
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serving the immediate neighborhood
  • Bicycle infrastructure along nearby NW corridors
Dining and Coffee
  • Dense concentration of restaurants along 14th Street NW
  • Neighborhood cafes within the Columbia Heights commercial district
  • Diverse dining options reflecting the neighborhood's character
  • Local bars and casual dining on the 11th Street NW corridor
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible along the 14th Street corridor
  • Neighborhood retail concentrated near the Columbia Heights Metro plaza
  • Pharmacy and personal services within the commercial district
  • Farmers market and local food options in the broader area
Parks and Recreation
  • Meridian Hill Park offering open green space and recreational facilities
  • Neighborhood pocket parks along residential blocks
  • Rock Creek Park accessible from the broader NW area
  • Bicycle and pedestrian routes connecting to the larger park network

Property Location

About 1460 Newton St NW

1460 Newton Street NW is a four-bedroom row house built in 1900, offering 2,234 square feet on a tree-lined block in Columbia Heights. The home presents the classic NW row house facade consistent with neighboring properties, maintaining the architectural continuity of the Newton Street corridor. One full bath and one half bath serve the four-bedroom layout, and the overall scale positions this home among the more substantive residential offerings in the neighborhood.

Columbia Heights is one of NW’s most recognizable neighborhoods, defined by its early-twentieth-century row house stock, active 14th Street corridor, and direct Metro access on the Green and Yellow Lines. Newton Street NW sits within the residential interior of the neighborhood, offering a quieter block character while remaining close to the commercial activity that makes Columbia Heights a practical base in the city. Meridian Hill Park lies nearby, providing open green space within the urban fabric.

Day-to-day life in Columbia Heights centers on the 14th Street NW corridor, where a dense concentration of restaurants, cafes, grocery options, and retail serves the neighborhood’s residential population. The Columbia Heights Metro station connects residents to the Green and Yellow Lines, providing straightforward access to downtown DC and points throughout the system. The neighborhood’s walkability and transit access make car-optional living a realistic daily reality for residents of Newton Street.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have deep experience in Columbia Heights real estate and the NW row house market, advising buyers on early-twentieth-century construction, lot configurations, and the active resale dynamics of this submarket. We have worked with buyers navigating the Columbia Heights market across a range of price points, helping them evaluate row house condition, layout, and long-term considerations with clarity. If you are considering a row house in Columbia Heights or the surrounding NW neighborhoods, reach out — we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

Homes of this vintage in Columbia Heights vary considerably depending on the renovation history and maintenance of each individual property. Buyers should commission a thorough home inspection to assess structural elements, mechanical systems, electrical, and plumbing. A Wardman team member can help contextualize what to expect from early-twentieth-century NW row house construction.
Parking details were not specified in the available property information. Columbia Heights is a walkable, transit-accessible neighborhood, and many row house buyers in this area rely primarily on Metro and street parking. Buyers should confirm parking availability and any associated options directly during the due diligence process.
At $895,000 for 2,234 square feet and four bedrooms, this home sits within the range typical for Columbia Heights row houses of this scale. Comparable sales in the neighborhood reflect demand for the combination of square footage, bedroom count, and NW location. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparables to help contextualize this pricing.
The Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines serves this address, providing direct access to downtown DC and connections throughout the Metro system. Multiple Metrobus routes also serve the 14th Street and 16th Street NW corridors, making transit a practical option for daily commuting.
This is a single-family row house, not a condominium, so there is no HOA or condo association fee associated with the property. Owners are responsible for the full maintenance and upkeep of the home and its exterior, which is standard for this property type in DC.
The property presents a classic NW row house facade on a tree-lined residential block. Row houses of this form in Columbia Heights typically include a rear yard or outdoor area, though buyers should confirm the specific outdoor configuration during a showing and review of the property details.
Columbia Heights offers a combination of direct Metro access, a dense commercial corridor along 14th Street NW, and a residential interior defined by early-twentieth-century row house architecture. The neighborhood’s walkability and transit connectivity place it among the more practically accessible NW locations, while its row house stock provides scale that smaller NW neighborhoods often cannot.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass bring direct experience in Columbia Heights real estate and the NW row house market. We can provide recent comparable sales, advise on due diligence considerations specific to early-twentieth-century construction, and help you navigate the offer and negotiation process. Reach out to begin the conversation.

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