1510 E St SE
Washington, DC 20003
Property Highlights
- 1908 Capitol Hill Row House
- 2 Bed 1.5 Bath Layout
- 1276 Square Feet Interior
- Classic SE Streetscape Facade
- Residential Block Setting
- Near Eastern Market Metro
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Property Details
Sold Price: $971,000
2 Bed
2 Bath
1,276 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1908
Sold Price: $971,000
2 Bed
2 Bath
1,276 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1908
Executive Summary
Built in 1908 and situated on a residential block in Capitol Hill SE, this row house presents 1,276 square feet of living space across two bedrooms and one and a half baths. The exterior maintains the architectural character consistent with the neighborhood’s early-twentieth-century streetscape. At $971,000, the home offers a foothold in one of Washington’s most established and walkable urban neighborhoods, steps from the amenities and transit connections that define Capitol Hill living.
A Capitol Hill Original, Rooted in 1908
The row house at 1510 E St SE stands as part of the architectural fabric that has defined Capitol Hill for more than a century. Built in 1908, the home reflects the measured scale and brick-fronted character that distinguishes this corner of SE Washington from newer residential development elsewhere in the city.
Inside, 1,276 square feet accommodates two bedrooms and one and a half baths in a layout that makes efficient use of the classic row house form. The proportions are honest to the era, offering the kind of spatial logic that rewards thoughtful furnishing and considered use of each room.
The block setting on E St SE places the home within easy reach of Eastern Market, the Capitol grounds, and the transit connections that make Capitol Hill one of DC’s most navigable neighborhoods. The Orange, Blue, and Silver lines at Eastern Market Metro are close at hand, as is the Stadium-Armory station on the same lines.
At $971,000, this is a direct entry into a neighborhood where original row houses of this vintage are a finite and sought-after commodity. The home’s 1908 provenance and intact streetscape presence make it a considered acquisition for anyone focused on Capitol Hill SE.
At a Glance
- 1908 construction on a classic Capitol Hill block
- 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths across 1,276 sq ft
- Row house facade consistent with SE streetscape
- Close to Eastern Market Metro
- Walking distance to Eastern Market and Capitol grounds
- Seller representation by Wardman Residential at Compass
1,276 Square Feet of Capitol Hill Row House
Interior Layout
- 1,276 square feet of finished living space
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 full bath and 1 half bath
- Multi-level row house configuration
- Built in 1908 with original-era proportions
Kitchen and Living
- Row house layout separates kitchen and living areas across levels
- Configuration consistent with Capitol Hill homes of this vintage
- Opportunity to update finishes within the existing footprint
Bedrooms and Baths
- 2 bedrooms in a classic Capitol Hill row house arrangement
- 1 full bath serving the upper level
- 1 half bath on the main living level
- Room proportions consistent with 1908 construction
Exterior and Setting
- Classic Capitol Hill row house facade
- Exterior consistent with the neighborhood's 1908-era streetscape
- Residential block setting on E St SE
- Street presence aligned with surrounding historic row houses
What Defines This Home
- One of Capitol Hill's original 1908 row houses on an intact residential block
- Facade maintains the historic streetscape character that defines SE Capitol Hill
- Two-level row house form provides natural separation between living and sleeping areas
- Direct access to Eastern Market Metro and the Barracks Row dining corridor
- A finite property type in a neighborhood where original stock is not replaced
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
Life Within Reach
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Transit and Commuting
- Eastern Market Metro: Orange, Blue, and Silver lines
- Stadium-Armory Metro: Orange and Blue lines
- Multiple bus routes serving Capitol Hill SE
- Bike lanes and trails connecting to the broader DC network
- Proximity to Capitol Hill and downtown DC employment corridors
Dining and Coffee
- Barracks Row on 8th St SE: established dining corridor
- Eastern Market: weekend farmers market and indoor food vendors
- Independent cafes and neighborhood restaurants within walking distance
- Lincoln Park area dining options nearby
Groceries and Errands
- Eastern Market for fresh produce and specialty goods
- Neighborhood grocery options within the Capitol Hill corridor
- Pharmacies and service retail accessible on foot
- Capitol Hill branch of DC Public Library nearby
Parks and Recreation
- Lincoln Park: a major neighborhood green space on Capitol Hill
- Marion Park within the SE corridor
- Capitol Grounds accessible by foot or bike
- National Mall trail network reachable via bike infrastructure
Property Location
About 1510 E St SE
The row house at 1510 E St SE was constructed in 1908 and occupies a residential block in Capitol Hill SE. The exterior presents the brick-fronted facade characteristic of the neighborhood’s early-twentieth-century building stock, maintaining visual continuity with the surrounding streetscape. Inside, the home offers 1,276 square feet across two bedrooms and one and a half baths, a configuration well-suited to the classic Capitol Hill row house form.
Capitol Hill SE is one of Washington’s most established urban neighborhoods, anchored by the Capitol grounds to the west and Eastern Market to the north. The area’s residential blocks are defined by late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century row houses, and E St SE sits comfortably within that fabric. Local amenities include the Eastern Market hall, independent dining along Barracks Row on 8th St SE, and neighborhood parks within easy walking distance.
Day-to-day life on E St SE moves at the pace of a walkable urban neighborhood. The Eastern Market Metro station connects residents to the broader Metrorail system on the Orange, Blue, and Silver lines, making commutes to downtown DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland straightforward. The surrounding blocks support a range of daily needs — groceries, coffee, dining, and green space — without requiring a car for routine errands.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has represented buyers and sellers across Capitol Hill SE, with direct experience in the row house market that defines this neighborhood’s residential character. We understand the nuances of Capitol Hill SE real estate — from block-by-block pricing dynamics to the considerations specific to homes of this vintage and configuration. If you are evaluating a Capitol Hill row house purchase or considering selling in this submarket, reach out to a Wardman team member for recent comparables and a candid perspective on current conditions.
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