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Property Details
Price: $775,000
3 Bed
3 Bath
1,979 Sq Ft
Paved Driveway
Year Built: 1912
Price: $775,000
3 Bed
3 Bath
1,979 Sq Ft
Paved Driveway
Year Built: 1912
Built in 1912 and set on T Street NE, this three-bedroom, three-bath row house offers 1,979 square feet of living space in the Eckington neighborhood. The home retains the structural character of early-twentieth-century DC construction while providing the scale and layout that make row houses on this corridor so sought after. A paved driveway adds off-street parking — a meaningful asset in this part of the city. The Red Line is accessible nearby, connecting residents to downtown DC and beyond.
The home at 170 T St NE is a three-bedroom, three-bath row house built in 1912, offering 1,979 square feet across a classic DC NE footprint. Row houses of this vintage on T Street represent some of the most enduring residential architecture in the quadrant — wide facades, generous room proportions, and the kind of structural bones that reward thoughtful renovation or careful stewardship.
Eckington sits at a practical crossroads in NE DC, with the Red Line accessible nearby and the broader NoMa and Brookland corridors within easy reach. The neighborhood’s street grid is walkable, and the mix of longtime residents and recent investment has brought a range of dining, coffee, and retail options to the immediate area.
Off-street parking via a paved driveway distinguishes this home from many row houses in the district, where curb space is competitive. At 1,979 square feet, the layout accommodates three full bathrooms — an uncommon configuration at this price point — giving the home flexibility for a range of living arrangements.
Offered at $775,000, this row house represents a substantive opportunity in a neighborhood with strong transit access and a well-established residential identity. The Wardman Residential team at Compass represented the seller in this transaction.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Property Location
The row house at 170 T St NE was built in 1912 and spans 1,979 square feet across three bedrooms and three full baths. Row houses of this era in NE DC are characterized by their substantial masonry construction, defined room layouts, and facades that anchor the residential streetscape. This home’s footprint is consistent with the larger examples on T Street, where lot widths and interior volumes exceed those found in more compressed blocks elsewhere in the quadrant. A paved driveway provides off-street parking, a practical feature that adds meaningful value in this part of the city.
Eckington is one of NE DC’s most established residential neighborhoods, bounded by the rail corridor to the south and the rise toward Brookland to the north. The neighborhood’s street grid is intact and walkable, with local cafes, neighborhood groceries, and parks within reach of T Street. NoMa’s continued development has extended dining and retail options southward, making Eckington’s position increasingly central rather than peripheral. The Red Line is accessible nearby, and multiple bus routes serve the immediate area.
Day-to-day life on T Street NE moves at the pace of an established DC neighborhood — walkable errands, accessible transit, and a residential street character that has remained consistent across decades. The home’s three full bathrooms and nearly 2,000 square feet support a flexible interior program, whether that means dedicated guest space, a home office, or simply the breathing room that larger row houses in this corridor provide. Local parks and green space are within the neighborhood’s walkable radius. The paved driveway removes the friction of street parking, which in this part of NE DC is a genuine daily convenience.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with row house buyers and sellers across NE DC, including the Eckington, Bloomingdale, and Brookland submarkets. We understand the nuances of this corridor — from the range of renovation vintages to how transit access and parking availability factor into pricing and negotiation. If you are considering a row house in NE DC, we would be glad to share recent comparable sales and our perspective on current market conditions. Reach out to connect with the team.
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910 M St NW #810, Washington, DC 20001