1810 Calvert St NW #2

Washington, DC 20009

Property Highlights

  • Historic 1900 Row House
  • Adams Morgan NW Location
  • 2 Bed 2 Bath Layout
  • 1046 Sq Ft Interior
  • HOA Covers Water Trash
  • Small Historic HOA Community
MLS ID
DCDC2093686
Parking
Year Built
1900
HOA Fee
1810 Calvert St NW #2, Adams Morgan

Historic Row House Living in Adams Morgan

The residence at 1810 Calvert Street NW sits within a historic row house structure built in 1900, one of the architectural signatures that defines Adams Morgan’s streetscape. Unit 2 offers two bedrooms and two full baths across 1,046 square feet, a layout that balances everyday livability with the efficiency that urban ownership demands.

The HOA structure is intentionally lean. Exterior building maintenance, trash removal, and water are all covered, leaving owners to focus on the interior experience rather than the overhead of building upkeep. The community itself is small, which tends to mean fewer competing interests and more direct engagement among neighbors.

Adams Morgan is one of NW DC’s most recognizable addresses, known for its density of independent restaurants, weekend energy, and proximity to Rock Creek Park. Calvert Street sits at a quieter edge of that activity, offering access without immersion in the neighborhood’s busiest blocks.

At $685,000, this residence represents a considered entry into a neighborhood where historic row house inventory turns selectively. A Wardman team member is available to provide comparable sales data and context on the current Adams Morgan market.

The Structure
The residence occupies unit 2 within a historic row house built in 1900, a building type that defines much of Adams Morgan’s residential fabric. Two bedrooms and two full baths are distributed across 1,046 square feet, providing a floor plan suited to full-time DC living.
HOA Coverage
The HOA covers exterior building maintenance, trash removal, and water. For owners who want the character of a row house without the full burden of standalone ownership, this structure offers a practical middle ground between condo and single-family living.
The Neighborhood
Calvert Street NW runs through one of DC’s most active residential corridors. Adams Morgan’s restaurant row, neighborhood markets, and access to Rock Creek Park are all close at hand, while the street itself retains a residential character distinct from the neighborhood’s commercial center.
The Opportunity
Row house residences within HOA structures in Adams Morgan represent a narrow slice of the NW DC market. Inventory in this category moves selectively, and comparable sales require careful interpretation. A Wardman team member can provide current market context and recent transaction data.

At a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths
  • 1,046 Square Feet
  • Built 1900 — Historic Row House
  • HOA: Exterior Maintenance Included
  • HOA: Trash and Water Included
  • Small HOA Community
  • Adams Morgan NW
  • Asking Price: $685,000
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify all material facts including HOA fees and coverage.
Property Features

1900 Row House Construction in Adams Morgan NW

The residence combines the structural character of a century-old row house with the practical ownership model of a small HOA community. Two bedrooms, two full baths, and 1,046 square feet define the interior, while the HOA’s coverage of exterior maintenance, trash, and water reduces the day-to-day demands of ownership.

Interior Configuration

  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2 full bathrooms
  • 1,046 square feet of interior living space
  • Row house unit within a historic 1900 structure
  • Small HOA community within the building

Kitchen and Living

  • Interior layout supports open daily living within a 1,046 square foot footprint
  • Historic row house construction provides characteristic ceiling heights and proportions
  • Unit 2 positioning within the structure

Primary Suite

  • Two full bathrooms serve the two-bedroom layout
  • Bedroom configuration supports flexible use of the secondary room
  • Historic building proportions inform room scale and natural light

Building and HOA

  • HOA covers exterior building maintenance
  • HOA covers trash removal
  • HOA covers water
  • Small HOA community within a historic row house structure
  • Built 1900 — contributing to Adams Morgan's historic streetscape

What Sets This Apart

  • Historic 1900 row house construction in one of NW DC's most recognized neighborhoods
  • Small HOA community structure reduces ownership overhead without sacrificing character
  • HOA covers water and exterior maintenance — uncommon in this property type
  • Calvert Street location balances neighborhood access with residential quiet
  • Limited row house HOA inventory in Adams Morgan creates selective resale dynamics
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts including HOA structure and coverage.

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 Connectivity
  • Close to the Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan Metro station on the Red Line
  • Close to the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serve the 18th Street and Columbia Road corridors
  • Bicycle infrastructure along Calvert Street connects to the broader DC network
  • Walkable access to the 18th Street commercial corridor
Dining and Coffee
  • Adams Morgan's 18th Street corridor offers a dense concentration of independent restaurants
  • Neighborhood coffee shops and cafes are accessible on foot from Calvert Street
  • Columbia Road provides additional dining options reflecting the neighborhood's diverse culinary scene
  • Weekend brunch destinations are within walking distance
  • Local bars and late-night dining options are a short walk from the residence
Groceries and Errands
  • Neighborhood grocery options are accessible within the immediate Adams Morgan area
  • Pharmacies and convenience retail are available along the 18th Street corridor
  • Columbia Road farmers market operates seasonally nearby
  • Local hardware and home goods retail within the neighborhood
  • Dry cleaning and personal services available in the surrounding blocks
Parks and Recreation
  • Rock Creek Park provides extensive trail and green space access near Calvert Street
  • Meridan Hill Park is accessible within the broader neighborhood
  • Neighborhood playgrounds and pocket parks are distributed throughout Adams Morgan
  • Bicycle trails connect to the regional trail network via Rock Creek
  • Outdoor recreation options are available without leaving the immediate area

Property Location

About 1810 Calvert St NW #2

The residence at 1810 Calvert Street NW is unit 2 within a historic row house structure dating to 1900, a building type that anchors the residential identity of Adams Morgan. The unit offers two bedrooms and two full baths within 1,046 square feet, a configuration that supports full-time urban living without excess. The HOA covers exterior building maintenance, trash removal, and water, creating a low-overhead ownership model within a small, defined community.

Adams Morgan occupies a distinct position in NW DC, bounded by Woodley Park to the north, Columbia Heights to the east, and Kalorama to the west. Calvert Street sits near the neighborhood’s quieter residential edge, providing access to the 18th Street dining and retail corridor without direct exposure to its weekend foot traffic. Rock Creek Park is nearby, offering a significant natural amenity within an otherwise dense urban context.

The daily rhythm of Adams Morgan is built around walkability. Local cafes, independent grocers, and a concentrated dining scene are all accessible on foot from Calvert Street. The neighborhood’s transit connections link residents to the broader DC grid, and the proximity to both the Red and Green Line corridors makes car-free living a practical option for many owners.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating Adams Morgan’s row house and HOA-structured condo market, where inventory is limited and pricing requires careful comparable analysis. We understand the nuances of historic row house ownership in NW DC, including HOA structures, building condition considerations, and the competitive dynamics of the 20009 zip code. If you are evaluating this residence or similar properties in Adams Morgan, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the current market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The HOA covers exterior building maintenance, trash removal, and water. This structure reduces the direct overhead of ownership compared to a fully standalone row house. Buyers should request the current HOA documents to confirm the monthly fee and any reserve fund details.
The monthly HOA fee was not provided in the available listing data. Buyers should request the current fee schedule and HOA financial documents directly through their agent prior to making an offer. The Wardman team can assist in obtaining this information.
The HOA is described as a small community within a historic row house structure. Smaller HOA communities can offer more direct neighbor relationships and simpler governance, though buyers should review the HOA documents to understand the number of units and the community’s financial health.
Parking is not listed as an included feature of this residence. Adams Morgan is a walkable neighborhood with transit access, and many residents in the area do not rely on a personal vehicle. Buyers who require parking should explore street permit options or nearby private parking facilities.
The Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan Metro station on the Red Line and the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines are both accessible from Calvert Street. Multiple Metrobus routes also serve the 18th Street and Columbia Road corridors, providing additional transit options.
Calvert Street NW sits within one of DC’s most walkable neighborhoods. The 18th Street dining and retail corridor, neighborhood grocers, cafes, and Rock Creek Park are all accessible on foot. Daily errands, dining, and recreation can largely be accomplished without a vehicle.
Row house HOA units occupy a distinct category in the DC market, combining the character of historic row house construction with a shared-maintenance ownership model. Buyers should review the HOA’s governing documents, financials, and reserve fund status carefully. A Wardman team member can help interpret these materials in the context of comparable transactions.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience with Adams Morgan row house and HOA-structured properties in NW DC. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on the current 20009 market, and guidance through the due diligence process. Reach out to connect with a Wardman team member.

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