1614 New Jersey Ave NW

Washington, DC 20001

Sold For
$680,000
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Property Highlights

  • 1900 Bloomingdale Row House
  • 3 Bedroom Layout
  • 2.5 Bath Configuration
  • 1808 Sq Ft Interior
  • Close to Shaw Metro
  • NW DC Prime Location
MLS ID
1003110502
Parking
Year Built
1900
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Property Details

Sold Price: $680,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

1,808 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1900

Sold Price: $680,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

1,808 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1900

Executive Summary

Built in 1900 and set on New Jersey Avenue NW in the Bloomingdale neighborhood, this three-bedroom row house delivers 1,808 square feet of living space across a classic DC footprint. Two full baths and a half bath serve the layout efficiently, and the home’s age lends the architectural character that defines this corridor. Priced at $680,000, the property represents a substantive entry point into one of NW DC’s most historically textured residential streets.

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1614 New Jersey Ave NW, Washington DC 20001

A Bloomingdale Row House With Historic Bones and Room to Live

The row house at 1614 New Jersey Ave NW sits in Bloomingdale, one of NW DC’s most architecturally cohesive neighborhoods, where late-19th and early-20th century homes line wide, tree-canopied streets. Built in 1900, this three-bedroom home carries the proportions and detailing that define the era — high ceilings, a classic front facade, and a layout that balances formal and informal living.

At 1,808 square feet, the home offers meaningful space across its three bedrooms and two and a half baths. The footprint is well-suited to everyday living, with room to configure the interior to suit a range of uses. The half bath on the main level adds practical convenience without interrupting the flow of the primary living areas.

New Jersey Avenue NW is a significant corridor in this part of the city, connecting Bloomingdale to Shaw and LeDroit Park. The location places residents within reach of the dining and retail activity along Rhode Island Avenue and First Street NW, as well as the green space of McMillan Reservoir and Crispus Attucks Park nearby.

The Wardman Residential team at Compass represented the buyer in this transaction, bringing local knowledge of the Bloomingdale submarket and the NW DC row house inventory to the advisory process. The team’s familiarity with comparable sales along this corridor informed the buyer’s positioning and due diligence.

Historic NW Corridor
Built in 1900, the row house at 1614 New Jersey Ave NW occupies a storied block in Bloomingdale. The neighborhood’s architectural consistency — block after block of late-Victorian and Edwardian row houses — gives this corridor a sense of place that newer construction cannot replicate. The home’s facade reads as authentically of its era.
Proportioned for Daily Life
The 1,808-square-foot interior accommodates three bedrooms and two and a half baths across a layout that reflects the generous room proportions typical of homes built at the turn of the century. The half bath on the main level serves the living and dining areas without requiring trips upstairs, a practical detail that matters in daily use.
Connected Neighborhood Location
Bloomingdale’s position between Shaw, LeDroit Park, and the McMillan development corridor makes New Jersey Avenue NW a well-connected address. Local cafes, neighborhood restaurants, and grocery options along Rhode Island Avenue and First Street NW are accessible on foot, and multiple transit options serve the broader area.
Buyer Representation
A Wardman team member guided the buyer through this transaction, drawing on the team’s experience with Bloomingdale and the broader NW DC row house market. Wardman Residential at Compass has worked extensively along this corridor and brings a grounded perspective on pricing, condition, and comparable activity to every buyer engagement.

At a Glance

  • 1900 construction with period character
  • 3 bedrooms across 1,808 sq ft
  • 2 full baths plus main-level half bath
  • Bloomingdale NW location
  • Proximity to Shaw and LeDroit Park
  • Close to Rhode Island Ave dining corridor
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Wardman Residential at Compass represented the buyer in this transaction.
Property Features

1,808 Square Feet of Historic NW DC Row House

The home at 1614 New Jersey Ave NW offers the spatial generosity and architectural character typical of Bloomingdale’s turn-of-the-century row house stock. Three bedrooms, two full baths, and a main-level half bath are distributed across 1,808 square feet, with the vertical layout common to DC row houses of this era.

Interior Layout

  • 1,808 square feet of finished living space
  • 3 bedrooms across upper levels
  • 2 full baths serving the bedroom floors
  • Main-level half bath for convenience
  • Row house layout with classic DC proportions
  • Built in 1900 with period architectural character

Kitchen and Main Level

  • Main level configured for living and dining
  • Half bath on the primary floor
  • Row house footprint with front-to-rear orientation
  • Period-era layout with potential for modern updates

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Three bedrooms distributed across upper floors
  • Two full baths serving the sleeping levels
  • Room proportions consistent with 1900-era construction
  • Vertical layout typical of NW DC row houses

Outdoor and Exterior

  • Classic NW DC row house front facade
  • Front stoop entry consistent with Bloomingdale streetscape
  • Rear yard potential typical of this block configuration
  • Brick exterior construction of the period

What Defines This Home

  • Turn-of-the-century construction on one of Bloomingdale's primary avenues
  • 1,808 square feet is a substantive footprint for this row house typology
  • Three-bedroom layout with two full baths serves a range of configurations
  • New Jersey Avenue NW address places the home at the neighborhood's core
  • Bloomingdale's architectural consistency makes this block a lasting asset
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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

Transit and Commuting
  • Close to Shaw-Howard University Metro on the Green and Yellow lines
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serve New Jersey Avenue NW
  • Bicycle infrastructure connects to the broader DC trail network
  • Proximity to North Capitol Street for commutes into downtown DC
Dining and Coffee
  • First Street NW corridor anchors neighborhood dining options
  • Rhode Island Avenue offers additional restaurant and cafe choices
  • Shaw's 7th Street NW dining scene is accessible nearby
  • Neighborhood coffee shops within the immediate Bloomingdale area
Groceries and Errands
  • Neighborhood grocery options accessible along Rhode Island Avenue
  • Pharmacy and convenience retail in the Shaw and Bloomingdale area
  • Farmers market activity in the broader NW DC corridor
  • Local hardware and home goods accessible by foot or short transit ride
Parks and Green Space
  • Crispus Attucks Park serves the immediate Bloomingdale neighborhood
  • McMillan Reservoir green space borders the neighborhood to the north
  • Proximity to LeDroit Park's historic green spaces
  • Broader National Mall and Potomac park system accessible by transit

Property Location

About 1614 New Jersey Ave NW

The row house at 1614 New Jersey Ave NW was built in 1900 and occupies a prominent position on one of Bloomingdale’s primary north-south streets. The home spans 1,808 square feet and is configured as three bedrooms with two full baths and one half bath. Row houses of this vintage in NW DC are characterized by their vertical orientation, front stoops, and brick construction — features that give the block its cohesive streetscape.

Bloomingdale is a historically significant NW DC neighborhood bounded by Shaw to the south, LeDroit Park to the west, and the McMillan Reservoir to the north. New Jersey Avenue NW runs through the heart of the neighborhood, lined with row houses that date primarily from the 1890s through the 1910s. The First Street NW corridor anchors the neighborhood’s retail and dining activity, with additional options along Rhode Island Avenue NE and NW.

Day-to-day life from this address draws on a walkable mix of neighborhood amenities. Local cafes, restaurants, and a neighborhood grocery are accessible within the immediate area, and Crispus Attucks Park provides green space close to home. The broader Shaw and U Street corridors extend the range of dining and cultural options available without requiring a car, and multiple bus lines serve New Jersey Avenue NW directly.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively in Bloomingdale and the adjacent NW DC row house submarkets, advising buyers on everything from condition assessment to competitive positioning in an active resale environment. Our familiarity with the New Jersey Avenue corridor and comparable sales in LeDroit Park and Shaw gives our buyer clients a grounded, data-informed perspective. If you are considering a row house in Bloomingdale or the surrounding NW DC neighborhoods, reach out — we would be glad to share recent comparables and our read on the current market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The home is located in Bloomingdale, a historically significant NW DC neighborhood known for its concentration of late-19th and early-20th century row houses. Bloomingdale is bounded by Shaw, LeDroit Park, and the McMillan Reservoir, and its New Jersey Avenue corridor is among the neighborhood’s most architecturally intact streets.
The Shaw-Howard University Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines is the closest rail option, placing this address within reach of downtown DC and the broader Metrorail network. Multiple Metrobus routes also serve New Jersey Avenue NW directly, providing additional transit flexibility.
The home offers 1,808 square feet of interior space configured as three bedrooms and two and a half baths. This is a substantive footprint for a Bloomingdale row house, with room proportions that reflect the generous scale typical of homes built around 1900.
Parking details were not specified in the available property information. Buyers interested in parking availability should confirm current conditions with their agent and review any applicable DC residential parking permit zones for this block of New Jersey Avenue NW.
This is a fee-simple row house and is not part of a condominium association or HOA structure. Buyers should confirm this during due diligence, but the property type and address are consistent with individually owned DC row house ownership.
The home was built in 1900, making it one of the older properties in an already historically rich neighborhood. Buyers of homes of this vintage should conduct thorough inspections covering mechanical systems, roofing, and structural elements, as period construction requires informed due diligence.
The First Street NW corridor in Bloomingdale anchors the neighborhood’s dining and cafe scene, and Rhode Island Avenue extends those options further. The Shaw neighborhood’s 7th Street NW dining corridor is also accessible, broadening the range of restaurants and retail within reach of this address.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked extensively in Bloomingdale and the adjacent NW DC row house submarkets, including LeDroit Park and Shaw. Reaching out to the team provides access to recent comparable sales, off-market awareness, and advisory support tailored to the specific dynamics of this corridor.

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