170 T St NE

Washington, DC 20002

Sold For
$775,000
Neighborhood: Eckington · Explore Eckington homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 1912 Row House
  • 3 Bed 3 Bath
  • Nearly 2000 Sq Ft
  • Paved Driveway Parking
  • Eckington NE Location
  • Red Line Metro Access
MLS ID
DCDC2192018
Parking
Paved Driveway
Year Built
1912
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $775,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

1,979 Sq Ft

Paved Driveway

Year Built: 1912

Sold Price: $775,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

1,979 Sq Ft

Parking: Paved Driveway

Year Built: 1912

Executive Summary

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.

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170 T St NE, Washington, DC 20002

A T Street Row House With Depth, History, and Connectivity

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.

The Property
Built in 1912, this T Street NE row house spans 1,979 square feet with three bedrooms and three full baths. The home’s century-plus construction history places it among the established residential fabric of Eckington — a neighborhood defined by its early-twentieth-century streetscape and proximity to the city’s core.
The Neighborhood
Eckington occupies a well-positioned section of NE DC, bordered by NoMa to the south and Brookland to the north. The Red Line is accessible nearby, and the neighborhood’s walkable grid connects residents to local dining, parks, and everyday retail without requiring a car for most errands.
Practical Advantages
A paved driveway provides off-street parking — a practical distinction in a quadrant where on-street space is limited. Three full bathrooms across 1,979 square feet give the layout an uncommon degree of flexibility, supporting a range of configurations without compromise.
The Opportunity
Priced at $775,000, the home sits within a segment of the NE DC market where row house inventory at this scale remains competitive. The combination of square footage, parking, and transit access positions this property as a considered choice for buyers prioritizing connectivity and space.

Property at a Glance

  • 3 Bedrooms / 3 Full Baths
  • 1,979 Square Feet
  • Built 1912
  • Paved Driveway Parking
  • Eckington, NE DC
  • Red Line Metro Nearby
  • Offered at $775,000
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Property Features

Space, Structure, and Practical Advantage

The home at 170 T St NE combines the structural character of 1912 construction with a layout that delivers three bedrooms, three full baths, and nearly 2,000 square feet. Off-street parking and strong transit access round out a property profile that is uncommon at this scale in NE DC.

Interior and Layout

  • 1,979 square feet of finished living space
  • Three bedrooms with flexible room configurations
  • Three full bathrooms — uncommon at this price point
  • Row house layout with defined living and dining areas
  • Built 1912 with century-plus structural history

Kitchen

  • Kitchen positioned within the row house's main living level
  • Layout consistent with early-twentieth-century DC row house construction
  • Opportunity for modernization within an established footprint

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom within the upper-level row house configuration
  • Dedicated full bath serving the primary suite
  • Room proportions consistent with 1912-era construction scale

Parking and Exterior

  • Paved driveway providing off-street parking
  • Row house facade consistent with T Street NE streetscape
  • Exterior reflects early-twentieth-century DC residential construction

What Sets This Apart

  • Three full baths in a row house under $800K is a rare configuration in NE DC
  • Paved driveway parking removes a persistent friction point in this quadrant
  • Nearly 2,000 square feet gives this home a scale that most T Street listings do not reach
  • Built in 1912, the structural depth here exceeds what newer infill construction offers
  • Red Line access and a walkable grid make this one of the more connected blocks in Eckington
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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Transit and Commuting
  • Red Line Metro accessible nearby
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serve T Street NE
  • NoMa-Gallaudet Metro station within the broader corridor
  • Bicycle infrastructure connects to the Metropolitan Branch Trail
  • Downtown DC reachable by transit without a transfer
Dining and Coffee
  • Local cafes within the Eckington and NoMa corridors
  • Neighborhood restaurants along Florida Ave NE
  • Expanding dining options in the adjacent NoMa submarket
  • Coffee shops accessible on foot from T Street NE
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options accessible by foot or short drive
  • Retail corridors along Rhode Island Ave NE nearby
  • Hardware and home supply stores in the broader NE quadrant
  • Pharmacy options within the walkable neighborhood radius
Parks and Recreation
  • Eckington Park within the neighborhood
  • Metropolitan Branch Trail for cycling and running
  • Langston Golf Course and recreation complex nearby
  • Rhode Island Ave green space accessible from T Street

Property Location

About 170 T St NE

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.

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 Eckington, one of NE DC’s established residential neighborhoods. Eckington sits north of NoMa and south of Brookland, giving it strong transit access and a walkable street grid. The neighborhood is characterized by early-twentieth-century row house construction similar to this property.
The Red Line is the most accessible rail option from T Street NE, with the NoMa-Gallaudet station serving the broader corridor. Multiple Metrobus routes also serve the immediate area, providing additional transit options without requiring a car for most commutes.
Yes. The home includes a paved driveway that provides off-street parking. In NE DC, where on-street parking is competitive on most residential blocks, a dedicated driveway is a meaningful and practical asset that distinguishes this home from many comparable row houses in the area.
This is a fee-simple row house with no HOA or condo association. Owners are responsible for their own maintenance and carry no monthly association obligations. This structure gives owners full control over the property without the governance or fee requirements of a condominium.
The home spans 1,979 square feet and is configured with three bedrooms and three full bathrooms. That bathroom count is uncommon for a row house at this price point in NE DC. The layout follows the defined room structure typical of 1912-era DC row house construction.
The home is offered at $775,000. For a three-bedroom, three-bath row house with nearly 2,000 square feet and off-street parking in Eckington, this price reflects the current NE DC row house market. The Wardman team can provide recent comparable sales to give buyers a fuller picture of where this home sits.
Eckington occupies a well-connected position in NE DC, with the Red Line accessible nearby and the NoMa corridor immediately to the south. The neighborhood’s intact street grid, local parks, and proximity to the Metropolitan Branch Trail make it a practical and well-established residential address. Its row house stock from the early twentieth century gives the streetscape a consistent architectural character.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked extensively with row house buyers and sellers across NE DC, including Eckington and adjacent neighborhoods. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on current market conditions, and advisory support through the full transaction. Reach out to connect with a team member and discuss your goals.

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