170 T St NE

Washington, DC 20002

Sold For
$379,000
Neighborhood: Eckington · Explore Eckington homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 1912 Row House
  • Eckington NE Location
  • 3 Bedroom Layout
  • 3 Full Baths
  • Close to Red Line
  • Historic DC Character
MLS ID
1004271054
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Year Built
1912
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Property Details

Sold Price: $379,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

Year Built: 1912

Sold Price: $379,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

Year Built: 1912

Executive Summary

Built in 1912, this three-bedroom, three-bath row house sits on T Street NE in Eckington, one of DC’s established inner-ring neighborhoods. The home reflects the enduring architectural character of NE Washington while offering proximity to the Rhode Island Avenue Metro corridor, the restaurants and retail of Bloomingdale and Edgewood, and the green space of McMillan Reservoir. At $379,000, it represents a compelling entry point into DC row house ownership.

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170 T St NE, Washington DC

A 1912 Row House in Eckington NE

The home at 170 T Street NE is a three-bedroom, three-bath row house built in 1912 and situated in Eckington, one of Washington’s established NE neighborhoods. The structure carries the architectural hallmarks of early-twentieth-century DC residential construction, with a scale and street presence that newer infill rarely replicates.

Eckington occupies a central position in the city, bordered by NoMa to the south and Bloomingdale to the west, with easy access to the Rhode Island Avenue Metro corridor. The neighborhood’s tree-lined residential streets connect quickly to the broader urban fabric of NE Washington.

At $379,000, this row house offers a meaningful entry point into DC homeownership. Three full baths across three bedrooms provides flexibility that is uncommon at this price in the District.

The Property
The home at 170 T Street NE was built in 1912 and reflects the residential character that defines Eckington’s block-by-block streetscape. Three bedrooms and three full baths offer a layout with genuine depth. The row house format — attached, street-facing, with the scale of a true DC home — is a property type that holds lasting relevance in the District.
The Neighborhood
Eckington sits at the intersection of several active NE corridors, with Bloomingdale’s restaurant row along First Street NW within easy reach and the NoMa development district a short distance south. Rhode Island Avenue NE provides a commercial spine with grocery, retail, and transit access. The neighborhood’s residential streets retain a quieter character relative to the surrounding activity.
The Value
At $379,000, this row house represents one of the lower price points available for a three-bedroom, three-bath home in the District. Buyers working within a defined budget who want a freestanding DC address — rather than a condo — will find few comparable configurations at this price in NE Washington.
The Opportunity
The combination of a 1912 build date, three full baths, and a T Street NE address in Eckington is not a common pairing at this price. Buyers seeking a foothold in DC row house ownership, with the structural bones of a century-old home and the locational advantages of an inner-ring NE neighborhood, should give this home serious consideration.

At a Glance

  • 3 bedrooms / 3 full baths
  • Built 1912
  • Eckington NE
  • Row house format
  • Close to Rhode Island Ave Metro
  • Listed at $379,000
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Property Features

Three Bedrooms. Three Full Baths. A 1912 Row House.

The home at 170 T Street NE combines a three-bedroom, three-bath layout with the structural character of a 1912 DC row house. The configuration — three full baths across three bedrooms — is a notable specification at this price point in NE Washington.

Interior Layout

  • Three bedrooms across the home's floor plan
  • Three full bathrooms — an uncommon ratio at this price
  • Row house format with traditional DC residential proportions
  • Built 1912 with early-twentieth-century structural character

Kitchen

  • Kitchen positioned within the row house's traditional layout
  • Opportunity for updates consistent with the home's 1912 character
  • Connects to the home's main living areas

Primary Bedroom

  • Primary bedroom within a three-bedroom row house configuration
  • Access to one of three full baths
  • Row house scale provides proportional bedroom dimensions

Outdoor Space

  • Row house lot with typical NE DC outdoor configuration
  • Potential for rear yard space consistent with the block's layout
  • Street-facing facade with traditional DC row house presence

What Sets This Apart

  • Three full baths in a sub-$400K DC row house is a rare specification
  • Built in 1912 — structural bones from DC's most enduring residential era
  • Eckington address places the home within reach of multiple NE corridors
  • Row house format offers a freestanding DC home alternative to condo ownership
  • Red Line access via Rhode Island Ave-Brentwood Metro within close range
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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

Transit Access
  • Rhode Island Ave-Brentwood Metro (Red Line) nearby
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along Rhode Island Ave NE
  • Bicycle infrastructure connecting to NoMa and downtown DC
  • Close proximity to New York Ave NE corridor
Dining and Coffee
  • Bloomingdale's First Street NW restaurant corridor nearby
  • Local cafes and neighborhood eateries in Eckington and Edgewood
  • NoMa dining and retail district a short distance south
  • Rhode Island Ave NE commercial strip with varied food options
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options along Rhode Island Ave NE corridor
  • Retail and services in the NoMa district
  • Neighborhood hardware and convenience stores in Eckington
  • Edgewood and Brookland retail within easy reach
Parks and Recreation
  • McMillan Reservoir grounds nearby
  • Brookland and Edgewood neighborhood parks accessible
  • Trails and green space connecting to the broader NE quadrant
  • NoMa green spaces and public plazas a short distance south

Property Location

About 170 T St NE

The home at 170 T Street NE is a row house built in 1912, a construction era that produced some of DC’s most enduring residential stock. Three bedrooms and three full baths give the layout a depth that is uncommon at this price point in the District. The row house form — attached, street-facing, with the proportions of early-twentieth-century DC construction — is a structural type that has defined NE Washington’s residential identity for over a century.

Eckington is an established NE neighborhood positioned between NoMa to the south, Bloomingdale to the west, and Edgewood to the north. The neighborhood’s tree-lined residential blocks sit within easy reach of Rhode Island Avenue NE, which provides grocery, retail, and transit access along its commercial corridor. Nearby green space includes the grounds surrounding McMillan Reservoir, and the broader NE quadrant offers a range of dining and daily-needs options within a short distance.

Daily life in Eckington centers on a walkable urban grid with quick access to multiple NE corridors. The Rhode Island Avenue Metro station on the Red Line connects residents to downtown DC and points north and south. Bloomingdale’s First Street NW dining corridor is close at hand, and the continued development of the NoMa district has expanded the range of retail and food options accessible from T Street NE.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers pursuing DC row houses across NE Washington, including Eckington, Bloomingdale, and the Rhode Island Avenue corridor. We understand the specific dynamics of this submarket — the range of renovation conditions, the price stratification by block, and the considerations unique to pre-war row house construction. If you are evaluating row houses in Eckington or the broader NE quadrant, we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The home sits in Eckington, an established NE Washington neighborhood bordered by NoMa to the south, Bloomingdale to the west, and Edgewood to the north. Eckington’s residential streets are characterized by early-twentieth-century row houses and tree-lined blocks typical of inner-ring NE DC.
The Rhode Island Ave-Brentwood Metro station on the Red Line is the nearest station. The Red Line provides direct access to downtown DC, Union Station, and points north including Brookland and Silver Spring.
Three full baths across a three-bedroom row house is an uncommon configuration, particularly at this price point in DC. It may reflect prior renovation work that added bathrooms to the original 1912 layout. Buyers should verify the current condition and configuration during a showing.
Homes built in the early twentieth century in DC were constructed during a period of robust residential development across the NE and NW quadrants. The structural materials and proportions of that era — brick construction, traditional row house massing — tend to be durable and architecturally distinctive relative to later-period infill.
Parking details were not specified in the available listing information. Buyers should inquire directly about on-street parking availability on T Street NE and whether the property includes any off-street parking or garage access.
At $379,000, this row house sits at the lower end of the DC single-family and row house price spectrum. Three bedrooms and three full baths at this price point in the District is an uncommon combination, making this home worth careful consideration for buyers with a defined budget.
Bloomingdale’s First Street NW corridor, known for its concentration of restaurants and neighborhood dining, is within easy reach. The NoMa district to the south has expanded its retail and food offerings significantly, and Rhode Island Avenue NE provides a commercial strip with grocery and daily-needs options.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass can provide recent comparable sales in Eckington and the surrounding NE corridors, context on the row house market at this price point, and buyer advisory support through the offer and due diligence process. Reach out to start the conversation.

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