1704 4th St NW

Washington, DC 20001

Sold For
$875,000
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Property Highlights

  • 1900 Historic Row House
  • LeDroit Park NW
  • 3 Bedrooms 3 Baths
  • 2181 Sq Ft Interior
  • Crispus Attucks Park Nearby
  • Shaw Metro Access
MLS ID
DCDC442454
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Year Built
1900
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Property Details

Sold Price: $875,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

2,181 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1900

Sold Price: $875,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

2,181 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1900

Executive Summary

1704 4th St NW is a three-bedroom, three-bath row house in LeDroit Park, one of NW DC’s most architecturally significant historic neighborhoods. Built in 1900, the home spans 2,181 square feet across a classic row house footprint with a street-facing facade that reflects the neighborhood’s late-Victorian character. Proximity to Crispus Attucks Park, the Shaw-Howard University Metro station, and the dining and retail corridors along Florida Avenue and U Street positions this home at the intersection of historic fabric and contemporary urban convenience.

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1704 4th St NW, LeDroit Park, Washington DC 20001

A LeDroit Park Row House With Over a Century of Character

The home at 1704 4th St NW stands as a representative example of LeDroit Park’s late-nineteenth-century residential architecture. Built in 1900, it offers 2,181 square feet across three bedrooms and three full baths within one of NW DC’s most historically layered neighborhoods.

LeDroit Park was developed in the 1870s as a planned residential enclave and later became a center of African American intellectual and civic life in Washington. The neighborhood’s historic designation preserves its architectural continuity, and 1704 4th St NW contributes to that streetscape with its original row house massing and facade presence.

The home’s scale — over 2,100 square feet with three full baths — is notable for the property type and price point. The lot configuration allows for rear outdoor space, and Crispus Attucks Park provides additional green space within close reach.

Shaw-Howard University Metro (Green and Yellow Lines) is accessible from the neighborhood, connecting residents to downtown DC, the broader transit network, and Reagan National Airport without a transfer.

Historic Row House Scale
The home spans 2,181 square feet with three bedrooms and three full baths — a generous configuration for a LeDroit Park row house at this price point. Built in 1900, the structure carries the massing and street presence characteristic of the neighborhood’s original residential fabric.
LeDroit Park Context
LeDroit Park holds a distinct place in DC’s urban history, developed in the 1870s and later recognized as a National Register historic district. The neighborhood’s architectural cohesion and proximity to Howard University give it a character that is difficult to replicate elsewhere in NW DC.
Outdoor and Green Space
The row house lot offers potential for rear outdoor space, and Crispus Attucks Park sits nearby, providing accessible green space in an otherwise dense urban setting. The street-facing facade contributes to the historic curb presence that defines the block.
Transit Connectivity
Shaw-Howard University Metro station connects LeDroit Park to the Green and Yellow Lines, providing direct access to downtown DC and beyond. The neighborhood’s position between the U Street and Florida Avenue corridors also places a wide range of dining, retail, and daily services within a short walk.

At a Glance

  • 3 Bedrooms / 3 Full Baths
  • 2,181 Square Feet
  • Built 1900 — Historic Row House
  • LeDroit Park NW DC
  • Proximity to Crispus Attucks Park
  • Shaw-Howard University Metro Nearby
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Property Features — 1704 4th St NW

2,181 Square Feet of Historic Row House in LeDroit Park

Built in 1900, this three-bedroom, three-bath row house offers a scale and configuration that is notable within LeDroit Park’s housing stock. The home’s interior volume, full-bath count, and historic facade presence distinguish it within the neighborhood’s active resale market.

Interior and Layout

  • 2,181 square feet of interior living space
  • Three bedrooms across the row house layout
  • Three full baths — uncommon at this property type and scale
  • Late-Victorian row house massing with original structural character
  • Built 1900 — contributing structure within the LeDroit Park historic district

Kitchen and Living Areas

  • Row house floor plan with defined living and dining zones
  • Interior layout consistent with LeDroit Park's late-nineteenth-century residential typology
  • Opportunity to update and configure kitchen and common areas to contemporary standards

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Three bedrooms distributed across the row house layout
  • Three full baths — a notable configuration for a 1900-era row house
  • Bedroom scale consistent with the home's 2,181-square-foot footprint

Outdoor and Exterior

  • Row house lot with potential for rear outdoor space development
  • Street-facing facade with historic curb presence on 4th St NW
  • Proximity to Crispus Attucks Park for additional outdoor and recreational access
  • Contributing structure within the LeDroit Park National Register historic district

What Sets This Apart

  • Three full baths in a 1900-era row house is a rare configuration for LeDroit Park
  • Over 2,100 square feet offers meaningful volume relative to comparable NW DC row houses
  • Crispus Attucks Park proximity provides green space directly adjacent to the block
  • LeDroit Park's National Register status preserves the architectural context surrounding the home
  • Shaw-Howard University Metro access connects the neighborhood to the full DC transit network
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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 and Commuting
  • Shaw-Howard University Metro — Green and Yellow Lines
  • Close to the Red Line via nearby transfer options
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along Florida Avenue and Rhode Island Avenue NW
  • Bicycle infrastructure connecting to the broader DC trail network
  • Reagan National Airport accessible via Metro without transfer
Dining and Coffee
  • U Street corridor dining and nightlife within close reach
  • Florida Avenue NW restaurant and cafe options nearby
  • Shaw neighborhood food and beverage scene accessible on foot
  • Neighborhood coffee shops along the nearby commercial corridors
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options along the Florida Avenue and U Street corridors
  • Pharmacies and convenience retail accessible without a car
  • Shaw and Bloomingdale neighborhood retail within walking distance
Parks and Recreation
  • Crispus Attucks Park — directly proximate to the home
  • Howard University campus green space nearby
  • DC's broader park and trail network accessible by bike or transit
  • Multiple neighborhood pocket parks within the LeDroit Park historic district

Property Location

About 1704 4th St NW

The row house at 1704 4th St NW was built in 1900 and encompasses 2,181 square feet across three bedrooms and three full baths. The structure reflects the late-Victorian residential typology that defines LeDroit Park’s streetscape, with a street-facing facade that maintains the block’s historic curb presence. At this scale, the home offers meaningful interior volume relative to comparable row houses in the immediate area.

LeDroit Park occupies a distinct position in NW DC, bounded by Howard University to the north and the Shaw and Bloomingdale neighborhoods to the south and east. The neighborhood was platted in the 1870s and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, a designation that has helped preserve its architectural character across more than a century. Florida Avenue and the U Street corridor bring a concentrated range of dining, retail, and cultural institutions within easy reach of the neighborhood.

Daily life in LeDroit Park is shaped by the neighborhood’s walkable grid, its proximity to Crispus Attucks Park, and the density of amenities along nearby commercial corridors. The Shaw-Howard University Metro station provides Green and Yellow Line access, making downtown DC and Reagan National Airport straightforward commutes. Local cafes, neighborhood grocers, and the broader restaurant scene along U Street and Florida Avenue NW are accessible without a car.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating LeDroit Park and the broader Shaw and Bloomingdale submarkets in NW DC. We understand the nuances of historic row house transactions in this corridor — from structural considerations in century-old homes to the competitive dynamics of the resale market. If you are evaluating this home or similar LeDroit Park row houses, we would be glad to share recent comparable sales and our perspective on the neighborhood.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

LeDroit Park is one of DC’s earliest planned residential communities, developed in the 1870s and later listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its architectural cohesion, proximity to Howard University, and position between the Shaw and Bloomingdale neighborhoods give it a character that is historically layered and architecturally distinct within NW DC.
Row houses in LeDroit Park vary considerably in size, but 2,181 square feet represents a generous footprint for the neighborhood and property type. Combined with three full baths, this home offers a scale that is relatively uncommon among comparable 1900-era row houses in the immediate area.
The Shaw-Howard University Metro station, serving the Green and Yellow Lines, is accessible from LeDroit Park. This provides direct connections to downtown DC, Columbia Heights, and Reagan National Airport, making the neighborhood well-positioned for transit-dependent commuters.
LeDroit Park is a National Register historic district, which can carry implications for exterior modifications and renovation work. Buyers should consult with DC’s Historic Preservation Office and a qualified contractor familiar with historic district requirements before planning significant exterior alterations.
The row house lot carries potential for rear outdoor space, and Crispus Attucks Park is located in close proximity to the home. The street-facing facade also contributes to the block’s historic curb presence, which is a defining feature of the LeDroit Park streetscape.
The input data does not specify dedicated parking for this property. Street parking is generally available in LeDroit Park, and buyers who require off-street parking should verify current options with the listing agent and review DC residential parking permit zone requirements for the 20001 zip code.
The home is offered at $875,000, which positions it within the active LeDroit Park and Shaw row house market. Buyers evaluating this price point relative to recent comparable sales in the neighborhood should request a current market analysis from their agent.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has experience working with buyers in LeDroit Park and the broader NW DC row house market. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on the neighborhood’s resale dynamics, and guidance through the due diligence process for a 1900-era historic property. Reach out to connect with a Wardman team member.

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