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Property Details
Price: $745,000
3 Bed
2 Bath
Year Built: 1910
Price: $745,000
3 Bed
2 Bath
Year Built: 1910
Built in 1910, this three-bedroom row house on 8th Street NW sits in the heart of Shaw, one of Washington’s most historically layered and walkable neighborhoods. The home retains the structural character of early-twentieth-century DC residential construction while offering a practical layout across multiple levels. With 1.5 baths, three bedrooms, and a classic NW address, the property represents a meaningful opportunity to own a piece of the District’s architectural fabric at 745000.
The home at 1834 8th Street NW is a 1910 row house in Shaw, a neighborhood that has anchored NW Washington for well over a century. Three bedrooms and 1.5 baths occupy a classic multi-level layout that reflects the period craftsmanship of early DC residential construction.
Shaw’s 8th Street corridor places this home within easy reach of the neighborhood’s dining, retail, and cultural institutions, as well as multiple Metro lines serving the broader District. The address offers the kind of urban connectivity that defines life in NW Washington.
Offered at 745000, this row house presents a compelling entry point into one of DC’s most storied residential streets.
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 home at 1834 8th Street NW is a row house constructed in 1910, representing the classic DC residential vernacular that characterizes much of Shaw and the surrounding NW quadrant. Three bedrooms and 1.5 baths are distributed across a traditional multi-level floor plan. The structure’s age and typology place it among the cohort of early-twentieth-century row houses that define the architectural identity of this part of the District.
Shaw occupies a central position in NW Washington, bounded by neighborhoods including Logan Circle, Columbia Heights, and NoMa. The area carries deep historical significance as a center of DC’s African American cultural and civic life, with landmarks along the U Street corridor reflecting that legacy. Today, Shaw supports a walkable mix of local restaurants, coffee shops, independent businesses, and neighborhood parks that serve the surrounding residential streets.
The 8th Street NW address situates this home within one of the District’s most connected urban environments. The Green and Yellow Metro lines are accessible nearby, linking the neighborhood to downtown DC, the National Mall, and points across the region. Local dining and daily essentials are available within the immediate walkable radius, making car-optional living a practical reality from this address.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with row houses across Shaw, Logan Circle, and the broader NW corridor, advising both buyers and sellers navigating DC’s competitive row house market. We bring direct experience with the pricing dynamics, structural considerations, and neighborhood context specific to early-twentieth-century DC homes. If you are considering a row house in Shaw or a comparable NW neighborhood, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on this submarket.
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2017 Hamlin St NE, Washington, DC 20018