1727 21st St NW

Washington, DC 20009

Sold For
$1,280,000
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Property Highlights

  • 1906 Historic Row House
  • Semi-Detached NW Residence
  • 2 Bed 3 Full Bath
  • Dupont Circle Location
  • Tree-Lined 21st Street
  • Early 20th-Century Architecture
MLS ID
1003009658
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Year Built
1906
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Property Details

Sold Price: $1,280,000

2 Bed

4 Bath

Year Built: 1906

Sold Price: $1,280,000

2 Bed

4 Bath

Year Built: 1906

Executive Summary

Set on a tree-lined block of 21st Street NW, this 1906 semi-detached row house represents one of Dupont Circle’s most enduring residential forms. The home offers two bedrooms, three full baths, and one half bath across a structure that reflects the neighborhood’s early twentieth-century architectural character. Priced at $1,280,000, it sits within easy reach of Dupont Circle park, the neighborhood’s celebrated dining and retail corridors, and the Red Line Metro.

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Dupont Circle, Washington DC

A 1906 Row House on 21st Street NW

The home at 1727 21st Street NW occupies a prominent position on one of Dupont Circle’s most architecturally consistent residential blocks. Built in 1906, the semi-detached structure carries the hallmarks of the neighborhood’s Edwardian-era residential fabric — a period when Dupont Circle was establishing itself as one of Washington’s premier addresses. Two bedrooms and three and a half baths offer a configuration well suited to the scale of the home, while the semi-detached form provides a degree of separation uncommon in the densest parts of NW DC. The facade reads as a cohesive part of the streetscape, contributing to the block’s historic continuity. Dupont Circle park, the neighborhood’s central gathering point, is close at hand, as are the Connecticut Avenue and P Street corridors that define the area’s commercial and cultural identity. The Red Line at Dupont Circle station provides direct access to the broader Metro network. At $1,280,000, this home represents a considered entry into one of Washington’s most established and walkable neighborhoods — a place where the built environment has remained largely intact for over a century.
Historic Street Presence
The home dates to 1906, placing it among the earliest residential construction on this stretch of 21st Street NW. Its semi-detached form and facade are consistent with the architectural character that defines Dupont Circle’s most intact residential blocks. The tree-lined setting reinforces the sense of a neighborhood that has preserved its original scale.
Configuration and Scale
Two bedrooms and three full baths, plus a half bath, provide a practical and comfortable layout within a historic structure. The semi-detached configuration distinguishes the home from the fully attached row houses that dominate much of NW DC, offering additional light exposure and a measure of acoustic separation.
Neighborhood Context
Dupont Circle is among Washington’s most walkable neighborhoods, with Connecticut Avenue, P Street, and the circle itself within easy reach. The Red Line at Dupont Circle station connects residents to downtown DC, Bethesda, and beyond. Local cafes, restaurants, galleries, and daily-needs retail are all accessible on foot.
Market Position
The $1,280,000 asking price reflects the home’s location on a premier Dupont Circle block and its status as a well-preserved example of early twentieth-century NW DC residential architecture. Comparable semi-detached row houses in this submarket are limited in supply, making this a notable opportunity for buyers focused on historic Dupont Circle.

At a Glance

  • 1906 semi-detached row house
  • 2 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 1 half bath
  • Tree-lined block on 21st Street NW
  • Dupont Circle neighborhood, Washington DC
  • Close to Red Line Metro
  • Offered at $1,280,000
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Property Features

Historic Form, Functional Living

Built in 1906, this semi-detached row house on 21st Street NW combines the architectural integrity of Dupont Circle’s Edwardian residential stock with a practical two-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath configuration. The home’s semi-detached form, historic facade, and tree-lined setting distinguish it within a neighborhood where fully attached row houses are the norm.

Interior Layout

  • Two-bedroom configuration across a historic 1906 structure
  • Three full baths and one half bath
  • Semi-detached form provides additional light exposure relative to attached row houses
  • Pre-war construction with characteristic period proportions
  • Layout suited to the scale and character of the home

Kitchen and Living

  • Kitchen positioned within a historic residential structure dating to 1906
  • Layout reflects the proportions typical of Dupont Circle's early twentieth-century row houses
  • Living areas benefit from the semi-detached configuration's additional natural light
  • Connection between interior spaces and the historic street-facing facade

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom within a two-bedroom historic row house
  • Full bath configuration supports comfortable primary suite use
  • Period structure provides characteristic ceiling heights and room proportions
  • Quiet residential block setting on 21st Street NW

Exterior and Setting

  • Semi-detached facade with historic street presence on 21st Street NW
  • Architecture consistent with Dupont Circle's early twentieth-century residential character
  • Tree-lined block provides a green residential setting
  • Proximity to Dupont Circle park and neighborhood green spaces

What Sets This Apart

  • Semi-detached form is a relative rarity among Dupont Circle row houses
  • Built in 1906, the home is part of the neighborhood's original Edwardian residential fabric
  • Three full baths in a two-bedroom historic structure is an uncommon configuration
  • Tree-lined 21st Street NW block offers one of the neighborhood's most intact streetscapes
  • Direct proximity to Dupont Circle park and the Red Line Metro
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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
  • Dupont Circle Metro station on the Red Line is close at hand
  • Red Line connects directly to downtown DC, Bethesda, and Silver Spring
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serve the Connecticut Avenue and P Street corridors
  • Bicycle infrastructure throughout Dupont Circle supports car-free commuting
  • Capital Bikeshare stations are available throughout the neighborhood
Dining and Coffee
  • Connecticut Avenue corridor offers a dense concentration of restaurants and cafes
  • P Street and 17th Street NW provide additional dining and nightlife options
  • Independent coffee shops are woven throughout the neighborhood's residential blocks
  • Dupont Circle's Sunday farmers market is a neighborhood institution
  • Wide range of cuisines and price points within walking distance
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options are accessible on foot from 21st Street NW
  • Pharmacies and health services are available along Connecticut Avenue
  • Specialty food shops and wine retailers serve the immediate area
  • Dry cleaning, banking, and personal services are within the walkable core
Parks and Recreation
  • Dupont Circle park provides a central green space for the neighborhood
  • Tree-lined residential streets support walking and outdoor activity
  • Rock Creek Park is accessible from the broader NW corridor
  • Nearby fitness studios and wellness options serve the neighborhood

Property Location

About 1727 21st St NW

The home at 1727 21st Street NW was constructed in 1906 as part of the wave of semi-detached residential development that shaped Dupont Circle’s streetscape during the Edwardian era. Its facade reflects the architectural vocabulary of that period — brick construction, period proportions, and a street presence that anchors the block. The semi-detached form is a relative rarity in this part of NW DC, where fully attached row houses are the dominant typology. Two bedrooms and three and a half baths complete a layout that balances historic character with functional living.

Dupont Circle is one of Washington’s most recognizable and enduring neighborhoods, defined by its namesake park, its concentration of independent restaurants and cafes, and its dense stock of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century residential architecture. The 21st Street NW corridor sits within the quieter residential core of the neighborhood, removed from the commercial intensity of Connecticut Avenue while remaining within easy walking distance of it. Dupont Circle station on the Red Line provides direct Metro access, and the neighborhood’s walkability score is among the highest in the city.

Daily life in Dupont Circle is organized around the street and the sidewalk. The circle itself serves as a gathering point, and the surrounding blocks offer a density of dining, coffee, bookshops, and specialty retail that few DC neighborhoods can match. Nearby green spaces, including the circle’s own park, provide outdoor respite within the urban fabric. The neighborhood’s central position in NW DC also makes it a natural base for reaching other parts of the city, whether by Metro, bicycle, or on foot.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers of historic row houses and semi-detached homes throughout Dupont Circle and the broader NW DC submarket. We understand the nuances of this neighborhood’s resale market — from block-by-block valuation differences to the particular considerations that come with pre-war construction. If you are evaluating this home or exploring comparable opportunities in Dupont Circle real estate, we welcome the conversation and are glad to share recent sales data 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.

A semi-detached home shares one side wall with a neighboring structure rather than two, as is the case with a fully attached row house. On 21st Street NW, this configuration provides additional light exposure on the open side and a degree of separation that is uncommon in Dupont Circle’s dense residential fabric.
Pre-war construction in DC typically means original masonry, period millwork, and structural systems that have been maintained or updated over more than a century. Buyers of historic homes should commission a thorough inspection and review any permits or renovation history. The character that comes with a 1906 structure is also part of its enduring appeal in a neighborhood like Dupont Circle.
Parking details were not specified in the listing data available. Buyers interested in this home should confirm parking availability directly with the listing agent or through a title and permit search. Dupont Circle is a highly walkable neighborhood with strong transit access, and many residents in the area do not rely on a personal vehicle.
Dupont Circle station on the Red Line is close to 1727 21st Street NW, providing direct service to downtown DC, Bethesda, and Silver Spring. The Red Line is one of the Metro system’s most heavily used corridors, connecting Dupont Circle to major employment centers and other transit hubs throughout the region.
Dupont Circle is one of Washington’s most walkable and commercially active neighborhoods. Connecticut Avenue and P Street offer a wide range of dining, retail, and services, while the circle’s park provides a central green gathering space. The 21st Street NW block where this home sits is within the quieter residential core, offering a calmer setting while remaining steps from the neighborhood’s amenities.
Semi-detached row houses represent a smaller share of Dupont Circle’s housing stock than fully attached row houses, which makes them relatively less common on the resale market. Buyers focused on this property type in this neighborhood should expect limited inventory. The Wardman Residential team can provide recent comparable sales data upon request.
Dupont Circle row houses at this price point reflect the neighborhood’s position as one of DC’s most established and sought-after residential addresses. Semi-detached homes with three and a half baths on intact historic blocks command a premium relative to comparable attached structures. A review of recent closed sales in the immediate area will provide useful context for evaluating this asking price.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has deep experience with historic row houses and semi-detached homes throughout NW DC, including Dupont Circle. We can provide recent comparable sales, guidance on pre-war construction considerations, and representation through the offer and closing process. Reach out to connect with a Wardman team member who focuses on this submarket.

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