1835 5th St NW

Washington, DC 20001

Sold For
$715,000
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Property Highlights

  • 4 Bedroom Row House
  • Bloomingdale NW Location
  • Off-Street Paved Parking
  • 3 Full Baths
  • Built 1900 Historic
  • Seller Representation Available
MLS ID
1004704022
Parking
Paved Driveway
Year Built
1900
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $715,000

4 Bed

4 Bath

Paved Driveway

Year Built: 1900

Sold Price: $715,000

4 Bed

4 Bath

Parking: Paved Driveway

Year Built: 1900

Executive Summary

1835 5th St NW is a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath row house situated in Bloomingdale, one of NW Washington’s most architecturally cohesive historic neighborhoods. Built in 1900, the home reflects the period construction that defines the block. Four bedrooms and three full baths offer generous accommodation across the floor plan, while a paved driveway provides the off-street parking that remains a genuine premium in this part of the city. Offered at $715,000.

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Bloomingdale, NW Washington

A Century-Old Row House With Off-Street Parking in the Heart of Bloomingdale

1835 5th St NW stands as a four-bedroom row house on one of Bloomingdale’s established residential blocks, its facade consistent with the 1900-era streetscape that gives the neighborhood its architectural character. The home offers four bedrooms and three full baths, a configuration that provides meaningful flexibility across the floor plan.

Off-street parking via a paved driveway is among the most practical advantages a DC row house can carry. In Bloomingdale, where on-street parking is competitive, this feature represents a tangible daily convenience that is difficult to replicate in the immediate area.

Bloomingdale occupies a central position in NW Washington, with proximity to the Green and Yellow Line corridors, the Rhode Island Avenue commercial strip, and the dining and retail activity along First Street NW. The neighborhood’s late-19th and early-20th century housing stock has remained largely intact, making 5th Street a representative example of the area’s built environment.

At $715,000, this home is positioned within the active Bloomingdale resale market for four-bedroom row houses. The combination of bedroom count, full bath configuration, and off-street parking places it among the more substantive offerings at this price point in the submarket.

The Property
1835 5th St NW is a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath row house built in 1900 in Bloomingdale, NW. The home’s facade aligns with the historic streetscape that characterizes this block of 5th Street, and the floor plan accommodates four bedrooms across three full baths and one half bath.
Parking Advantage
A paved driveway delivers off-street parking — a feature that carries genuine scarcity value in Bloomingdale. Row houses with dedicated parking in this neighborhood command attention in the resale market, and this home’s driveway is a structural advantage that cannot easily be added after purchase.
Neighborhood Context
Bloomingdale sits at the intersection of several active NW corridors. First Street NW anchors a walkable dining and retail strip, and the neighborhood connects readily to Shaw, Eckington, and the broader Rhode Island Avenue axis. Green and Yellow Line access is available at nearby stations.
Market Position
At $715,000, the home is priced within the established range for four-bedroom Bloomingdale row houses. The combination of bedroom count, bath configuration, and off-street parking makes this a substantive offering in a submarket where that specific combination is not always available simultaneously.

Key Facts at a Glance

  • 4 Bedrooms / 3.5 Baths
  • Built 1900 — Historic Row House
  • Paved Driveway Off-Street Parking
  • Bloomingdale NW Location
  • Offered at $715,000
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Property Features

Four Bedrooms, Three Full Baths, and Off-Street Parking in Historic Bloomingdale

1835 5th St NW combines a four-bedroom floor plan with three full baths, a half bath, and a paved driveway in a 1900-built row house on one of Bloomingdale’s established residential blocks. The features below reflect the home’s structural configuration and site characteristics as documented.

Interior Configuration

  • Four bedrooms across the floor plan
  • Three full bathrooms
  • One half bathroom
  • Row house layout consistent with 1900-era DC construction
  • Front entry directly on 5th St NW

Kitchen and Living

  • Interior layout typical of Bloomingdale period row house construction
  • Living and dining areas within the row house floor plan
  • Kitchen positioned within the home's original structural footprint

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom among four total bedrooms in the home
  • Full bath access consistent with the three-bath configuration
  • Period row house ceiling heights and room proportions

Exterior and Parking

  • Paved driveway providing dedicated off-street parking
  • Row house facade consistent with Bloomingdale's historic streetscape
  • Front entry directly on 5th St NW
  • Exterior construction typical of 1900-era DC residential building

What Sets This Apart

  • Off-street parking is a genuine scarcity in Bloomingdale row house inventory
  • Four bedrooms and three full baths in a single-family row house configuration
  • Built in 1900 on a block with intact period streetscape
  • Central Bloomingdale location near First Street NW dining and Green Line access
  • No HOA or condo fee structure — full fee-simple row house ownership
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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 Access
  • Green and Yellow Lines accessible at nearby stations
  • Rhode Island Ave-Brentwood Metro on the Red Line within reach
  • Multiple bus routes serve the Bloomingdale and Shaw corridors
  • Bicycle infrastructure connects to the broader DC trail network
Dining and Coffee
  • First Street NW dining corridor within walking distance
  • Neighborhood cafes and independent restaurants in Bloomingdale
  • Shaw dining and nightlife accessible via short trip
  • Rhode Island Avenue commercial strip nearby
Groceries and Errands
  • Neighborhood grocery options in the immediate area
  • Pharmacy and convenience retail along nearby corridors
  • Rhode Island Avenue retail accessible by transit or on foot
  • Shaw and Eckington commercial nodes within easy reach
Parks and Recreation
  • Crispus Attucks Park located in the Bloomingdale neighborhood
  • Big Bear Cafe area green spaces along First Street NW
  • Ledroit Park and its historic grounds nearby
  • Access to the broader NW DC parks network

Property Location

About 1835 5th St NW

1835 5th St NW is a four-bedroom row house constructed in 1900, situated on a residential block in Bloomingdale, NW Washington. The home presents three full baths and one half bath, providing a practical configuration across the floor plan. Its exterior construction and facade are consistent with the period row house architecture that defines this stretch of 5th Street.

Bloomingdale is one of NW Washington’s most intact late-19th and early-20th century residential neighborhoods, characterized by continuous rows of period brick construction. The neighborhood is bounded by several active corridors — First Street NW to the west carries a concentrated strip of dining and retail, while Rhode Island Avenue connects the area eastward. Shaw and Eckington lie within close proximity, extending the walkable urban fabric available to residents of this block.

Day-to-day life on 5th Street NW benefits from Bloomingdale’s walkable scale and its position near multiple transit options. The Green and Yellow Lines are accessible at nearby stations, connecting the neighborhood to downtown DC and points south. Local cafes, neighborhood groceries, and the First Street dining corridor are all reachable on foot, making the home well-suited to a car-optional routine — though the paved driveway ensures that those who do own a vehicle have a reliable place to park it.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Bloomingdale row house buyers and sellers, developing a detailed understanding of how this submarket prices and trades. We track active inventory, recent comparables, and the specific premiums that features like off-street parking command on blocks like 5th Street NW. If you are considering a row house purchase or sale in Bloomingdale or the surrounding NW neighborhoods, reach out — we are glad to share our perspective on current conditions and recent sales.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

On-street parking in Bloomingdale is competitive, and most row houses on blocks like 5th Street NW do not include a dedicated driveway. A paved off-street parking space is a structural feature that cannot easily be added after purchase, and it represents a tangible daily advantage over comparable homes without it.
No HOA or condo association is associated with this property. It is a fee-simple row house, meaning the owner holds title to the structure and its lot without a mandatory association fee or shared governance structure. Buyers should confirm all ownership details through title review.
The Green and Yellow Lines are accessible at nearby stations, connecting Bloomingdale to downtown DC, Columbia Heights, and points south. Multiple bus routes also serve the neighborhood, and the Rhode Island Ave-Brentwood Metro on the Red Line is within reach for additional connectivity.
At $715,000, the home is priced within the established range for four-bedroom row houses in Bloomingdale. The combination of four bedrooms, three full baths, and off-street parking is not always available simultaneously in this submarket, which affects how this offering positions against recent comparables.
Bloomingdale is characterized by largely intact late-19th and early-20th century brick row house construction. 1835 5th St NW was built in 1900, and its facade is consistent with the period streetscape that defines the block. The neighborhood’s built environment has remained relatively cohesive compared to other NW corridors.
First Street NW, Bloomingdale’s primary dining and retail corridor, is within walking distance and includes a concentration of independent restaurants and cafes. The Shaw neighborhood and Rhode Island Avenue commercial strip extend the options available to residents, all reachable on foot or by a short transit trip.
DC Public Schools and public charter schools serve the Bloomingdale area, and buyers with school-age children should consult DCPS directly to confirm current boundary assignments and enrollment options. Wardman can provide referrals to resources for navigating DC school selection.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience with Bloomingdale row house transactions and can provide recent comparable sales, context on the current NW DC market, and advisory support through the offer and due diligence process. Reach out to connect with a team member and discuss next steps.

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