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Property Details
Price: $525,000
3 Bed
1.5 Bath
1,120 Sq Ft
1 driveway space, off-street, secure roll-up gate
Year Built: 1948
Price: $525,000
3 Bed
1.5 Bath
1,120 Sq Ft
Parking: 1 driveway space, off-street, secure roll-up gate
Year Built: 1948
1738 Gales Street NE is a three-bedroom, 1.5-bath brick row house in the Kingman Park neighborhood, steps from the H Street Corridor. The home was renovated in 2013 and features hardwood floors, double-pane windows, a skylit full bath, and stainless-steel kitchen appliances. A new roof, new hot water heater, and a newly installed automated roll-up gate add immediate peace of mind. Secure off-street parking — rare in this corridor — and a large rear patio round out a compelling package at 1,120 square feet.
The home at 1738 Gales Street NE sits in Kingman Park, one of NE Washington’s most well-positioned residential pockets, within easy reach of the H Street Atlas Arts Corridor and the Stadium-Armory Metro station. Built in 1948 and renovated in 2013, the brick exterior and metal roof give the structure a durable, low-maintenance profile on a 1,253-square-foot lot.
Inside, the layout spans 1,120 square feet across two stories with three bedrooms and 1.5 baths. Hardwood floors run throughout, and a skylight over the full bath brings natural light to the upper level. The main level includes a flexible third bedroom suited for a home office or guest room, while two additional bedrooms occupy the upper floor.
The kitchen is equipped with stainless-steel appliances, and double-pane windows contribute to energy efficiency and interior quiet. Recent capital improvements — a new roof, new hot water heater, and newly installed automated roll-up gate — reduce near-term maintenance obligations for the next owner.
Secure off-street parking accessed through the automated gate is a meaningful differentiator in this neighborhood. The large rear patio extends the usable footprint of the home and provides a private outdoor area uncommon at this price point along the corridor.
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 1738 Gales Street NE is a two-story brick structure built in 1948 and renovated in 2013, offering 1,120 square feet of above-grade living space on a 1,253-square-foot lot. Three bedrooms and 1.5 baths are distributed across a practical layout, with a flexible main-level room and two upper-level bedrooms served by a skylit full bath. Hardwood floors, double-pane windows, and central air conditioning reflect the scope of the 2013 renovation. There is no HOA or condo fee, and the property carries an annual tax assessment of $651,130 for 2026.
Gales Street NE sits at the intersection of Kingman Park and the H Street Corridor, two of NE Washington’s most active residential and commercial zones. The H Street Atlas Arts Corridor is within easy reach, offering a dense concentration of dining, entertainment, and neighborhood retail. Ongoing development near the new stadium and Stadium-Armory Metro station continues to reshape the immediate submarket. The block itself is a residential street of brick row houses consistent with the neighborhood’s mid-century character.
Day-to-day life from this address draws on the H Street Corridor’s walkable amenities — local cafes, restaurants, and neighborhood services are accessible without a car. The Stadium-Armory Metro station is less than a mile away, connecting the home to downtown DC and the broader WMATA network. The large rear patio and secure off-street parking address two practical priorities that are often difficult to satisfy simultaneously in this part of the city. The automated roll-up gate adds a layer of vehicle security that is uncommon at this price point.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass works extensively across NE Washington, including the H Street Corridor and Kingman Park submarket, where row house inventory moves quickly and buyer competition for parking-equipped homes is consistent. We track active listings, recent comparables, and off-market opportunities across this corridor and the broader DC NE quadrant. If you are evaluating this home or similar row houses in the area, we would be glad to share our perspective on current market conditions and recent sales data — reach out to start the conversation.
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