15 8th St NE
Washington, DC 20002
Property Highlights
- 4-Bedroom Capitol Hill Row House
- 1908 Historic Brick Exterior
- Rare Private Garage Space
- H Street Corridor Access
- 2500 Sq Ft Interior
- 2.5 Bath Configuration
MLS ID
Parking
Year Built
HOA Fee
Property Details
Sold Price: $770,000
4 Bed
3 Bath
2,500 Sq Ft
1 Garage Space
Year Built: 1908
Sold Price: $770,000
4 Bed
3 Bath
2,500 Sq Ft
Parking: 1 Garage Space
Year Built: 1908
Executive Summary
15 8th Street NE is a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath Capitol Hill row house spanning 2,500 square feet on a block with direct access to the H Street corridor. Built in 1908, the home carries the brick exterior and architectural character consistent with NE’s historic streetscape. A private garage — uncommon for Capitol Hill row houses — adds meaningful daily utility. At $770,000, the home represents a substantive foothold in one of DC’s most established and walkable neighborhoods.
A Capitol Hill Row House With Rare Garage and H Street Access
15 8th Street NE is a four-bedroom Capitol Hill row house built in 1908, offering 2,500 square feet of living space on a block that connects directly to the H Street corridor. The brick exterior is consistent with the historic streetscape that defines this part of NE, and the home’s scale — four bedrooms across two-and-a-half baths — provides meaningful flexibility for how the space is used.
The private garage is the home’s most operationally distinctive feature. On-street parking is available on the block, but a dedicated garage space is genuinely rare among Capitol Hill row houses, and its value compounds over time as the neighborhood’s density continues to grow.
H Street NE is one of DC’s most active commercial corridors, and 8th Street NE sits at a natural point of access to it. Local dining, coffee, and retail are within easy reach, and the broader Capitol Hill neighborhood extends in every direction with parks, markets, and transit options close at hand.
At $770,000, this is a considered entry point into Capitol Hill’s established row house market — a property type with limited inventory and consistent demand from buyers who prioritize historic character, walkability, and proximity to the Capitol complex.
At a Glance
- 4 Bedrooms / 2 Full + 1 Half Bath
- 2,500 Square Feet
- Built 1908 — Historic Brick Exterior
- Private Garage — Rare for Capitol Hill
- H Street Corridor Access
- Capitol Hill NE
2,500 Square Feet of Capitol Hill Character With a Private Garage
Interior Layout
- 4 bedrooms across a 2,500 sq ft floor plan
- 2 full baths and 1 half bath
- Built 1908 with historic row house architecture
- Brick exterior consistent with Capitol Hill NE streetscape
- Layout suited to flexible use across multiple floors
Kitchen and Living
- Row house layout with defined living and dining areas
- Kitchen positioned within the home's primary living floor
- Access to rear of home consistent with Capitol Hill row house typology
- Proximity to H Street corridor dining and retail for daily convenience
Primary Suite
- Primary bedroom among four total in the home
- Two full baths serve the upper floors
- Half bath on main level for daily convenience
- Row house configuration provides natural separation between floors
Parking and Exterior
- Private garage space — rare among Capitol Hill row houses
- Brick exterior consistent with NE historic streetscape
- On-street parking also available on the block
- 8th Street NE address with direct H Street corridor access
What Sets This Apart
- Private garage is a genuine rarity in Capitol Hill's row house inventory
- 1908 brick construction on a block with strong historic streetscape integrity
- Four-bedroom scale at 2,500 sq ft is uncommon at this price in NE Capitol Hill
- Direct 8th Street access to the H Street corridor without being on it
- Buyer-side representation available through Wardman Residential at Compass
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
Life Within Reach
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Transit and Commuting
- Close to the Red Line at Union Station
- Nearby access to the Blue, Orange, and Silver Lines
- Union Station Amtrak and regional rail hub within reach
- Multiple DC Circulator and Metrobus routes serving 8th St NE
- Bike lanes and Capital Bikeshare stations in the corridor
Dining and Coffee
- H Street NE corridor restaurants and bars nearby
- Local cafes within walking distance
- Eastern Market vendors and prepared food options close by
- Neighborhood dining along Pennsylvania Avenue SE
- Union Station food hall accessible by transit or on foot
Groceries and Errands
- Neighborhood grocery options along H Street NE and Capitol Hill
- Pharmacy and convenience retail nearby
- Eastern Market for fresh produce and specialty goods
- Hardware and home supply stores accessible by transit
- Dry cleaning and service retail in the surrounding blocks
Parks and Recreation
- Lincoln Park a short walk from 8th Street NE
- Capitol Hill recreational fields and green space nearby
- National Mall accessible by foot or transit
- Neighborhood pocket parks along the residential corridor
- Capital Bikeshare for recreational rides along the Anacostia trail network
Property Location
About 15 8th St NE
15 8th Street NE is a Capitol Hill row house built in 1908, offering four bedrooms, two full baths, one half bath, and 2,500 square feet of interior space. The brick exterior is consistent with the historic character of NE’s established residential blocks. A private garage — included with the home — is an uncommon feature among Capitol Hill row houses and adds practical daily value that is difficult to replicate in this neighborhood.
Capitol Hill NE is one of Washington’s most recognizable and historically rooted residential neighborhoods, defined by its brick row houses, tree-lined streets, and proximity to the Capitol complex. The 8th Street NE address sits at a natural point of access to the H Street corridor, which has evolved into one of the city’s most active stretches of dining and retail. Eastern Market, Lincoln Park, and multiple transit options are all within the broader neighborhood footprint.
Daily life from 8th Street NE is oriented around walkability and neighborhood density. The H Street corridor brings a wide range of dining, coffee, and retail within easy reach, while the broader Capitol Hill neighborhood offers parks, a farmers market at Eastern Market, and the kind of street-level activity that defines urban DC living. Transit access via the nearby Union Station Metro and multiple bus lines connects the home to the rest of the city without requiring a car — though the private garage ensures one is always an option.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Capitol Hill row houses, advising buyers navigating the neighborhood’s competitive and inventory-constrained resale market. We understand the specific dynamics of NE Capitol Hill — from the H Street corridor’s influence on demand to the premium that off-street parking commands in this property type. If you are considering a Capitol Hill row house or exploring comparable properties in DC’s NE quadrant, reach out — we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the current market.
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