1843 L St NE

Washington, DC 20002

Sold For
$325,000

Property Highlights

  • 1926 Row House
  • NE Quadrant Location
  • Established Residential Street
  • Classic DC Architecture
  • Close to Red Line
  • Two-Bedroom Layout
MLS ID
1001344761
Parking
Year Built
1926
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $325,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

Year Built: 1926

Sold Price: $325,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

Year Built: 1926

Executive Summary

Built in 1926, this two-bedroom row house on L Street NE represents a well-established chapter of Washington’s residential history. The home sits in the Woodridge neighborhood of NE, a part of the city defined by tree-lined blocks and enduring architectural consistency. With a price point of $325,000 and proximity to the Red Line, the property offers a meaningful entry into DC homeownership. A Wardman team member represented the buyer in this transaction.

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1843 L St NE, Washington, DC 20002

A Century-Old Row House in NE DC

The home at 1843 L St NE is a two-bedroom row house built in 1926, situated on an established residential block in the Woodridge neighborhood of NE Washington. Its construction predates much of the surrounding development, giving it the kind of architectural grounding that newer construction cannot replicate.

Row houses of this era in NE DC share a consistent vocabulary: brick facades, defined front stoops, and interior layouts shaped by the conventions of early twentieth-century urban planning. This home participates in that tradition while offering a buyer the opportunity to shape its next chapter.

The L Street corridor connects residents to the broader NE quadrant, with access to neighborhood retail, green space, and the Red Line at a walkable distance. The $325,000 price point positions this home competitively within the NE DC market for buyers seeking a detached row house with genuine historical character.

A Wardman team member represented the buyer in this transaction, bringing focused advisory support to a purchase that required clear-eyed evaluation of value, condition, and long-term positioning within the NE submarket.

The Property
The home at 1843 L St NE is a two-bedroom, one-bath row house built in 1926. It sits on an established residential block in the Woodridge neighborhood of NE Washington, offering a buyer the structural foundation and neighborhood context of nearly a century of DC residential life.
The Architecture
Row houses built in this era carry a consistency of form that defines much of NE DC’s residential fabric. Brick construction, front stoops, and proportioned interiors are characteristic of the period. This home reflects that architectural lineage and offers a buyer the opportunity to work within a well-defined structural tradition.
The Location
The L Street NE location places residents within reach of neighborhood amenities, local parks, and the Red Line Metro. The $325,000 price point represents a competitive entry into DC row house ownership, particularly for buyers focused on the NE quadrant’s established residential corridors.
The Representation
A Wardman team member guided the buyer through this transaction, providing market context and advisory support specific to the NE DC row house segment. Buyer representation at this price point requires precise comparable analysis and a clear understanding of the submarket’s dynamics.

At a Glance

  • Two-bedroom row house
  • Built in 1926
  • One full bath
  • NE quadrant location
  • Close to Red Line Metro
  • Priced at $325,000
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Property Features

A 1926 Row House with Enduring Character

The home at 1843 L St NE is a two-bedroom, one-bath row house built in 1926. Its construction reflects the architectural standards of early twentieth-century Washington, offering a buyer a structurally grounded property on an established NE residential block. The details below reflect the known characteristics of this home.

Interior Layout

  • Two-bedroom configuration across the row house footprint
  • One full bath
  • Interior layout consistent with 1926-era DC row house construction
  • Natural light characteristic of the period's window placement

Kitchen

  • Kitchen positioned within the row house's original floor plan
  • Opportunity for buyer-directed updates and personalization
  • Layout consistent with early twentieth-century residential design

Primary Bedroom

  • Primary bedroom within the two-bedroom row house layout
  • Period-appropriate proportions and ceiling height
  • Natural light from street-facing or rear-facing windows

Outdoor Space

  • Row house configuration typical of NE DC's L Street corridor
  • Potential for front stoop and rear yard space consistent with the block
  • Outdoor details to be confirmed by buyer during due diligence

What Defines This Home

  • Nearly a century of structural history on an established NE block
  • Price point competitive within the NE DC row house segment
  • Woodridge location with direct access to the Red Line corridor
  • Architectural character that newer construction cannot replicate
  • Buyer-side representation from a focused DC row house advisory team
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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 and Commuting
  • Red Line Metro accessible from this location
  • Multiple bus routes serve the NE quadrant
  • Bicycle infrastructure connects to broader DC network
  • Downtown DC reachable via Metro or surface routes
Dining and Coffee
  • Neighborhood cafes along NE corridors
  • Local dining options within the Woodridge area
  • Brookland and Rhode Island Ave dining scenes nearby
  • Farmer's markets and local food vendors in the broader NE quadrant
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options in the NE quadrant
  • Pharmacy and convenience retail nearby
  • Local hardware and home supply stores accessible
  • NE DC retail corridors within reach
Parks and Recreation
  • Langdon Park within the Woodridge area
  • Rhode Island Avenue green corridors nearby
  • Bicycle trails connecting to the broader DC park network
  • Neighborhood playgrounds and recreational facilities in NE

Property Location

About 1843 L St NE

The home at 1843 L St NE is a two-bedroom row house constructed in 1926, representing a well-preserved example of early twentieth-century DC residential building. The one-bath layout reflects the conventions of its era, with an interior footprint typical of the period’s urban row house form. Properties of this age and type in NE DC carry a structural character that distinguishes them from later construction on comparable blocks.

Woodridge is one of NE Washington’s more established residential neighborhoods, defined by consistent brick row house architecture and a street grid that has remained largely intact since the early twentieth century. The neighborhood sits northeast of the Capitol, bounded by arterial corridors that connect it to the broader city. Local amenities include neighborhood retail, parks, and community institutions that have served the area for decades.

L Street NE offers residents a grounded urban experience rooted in the rhythms of an established DC neighborhood. The Red Line is accessible from this location, connecting residents to downtown DC and points north and south along the corridor. Local cafes, grocery options, and green space are within reach, supporting the kind of daily routine that NE DC’s residential blocks have long accommodated.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass bring focused experience to the NE DC row house market, including the Woodridge neighborhood and adjacent corridors. We have worked with buyers navigating the NE submarket across a range of price points, helping clients evaluate condition, comparable sales, and long-term positioning in a competitive segment. If you are considering a row house purchase in NE Washington, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables 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.

The home is located in Woodridge, an established residential neighborhood in NE Washington. Woodridge is defined by consistent brick row house architecture and a street grid that has remained largely intact since the early twentieth century. It sits northeast of the Capitol, connected to the broader city by several arterial corridors.
The home is within reach of the Red Line, which serves the NE quadrant and connects riders to downtown DC and points along the corridor. Multiple bus routes also serve the area, providing additional surface transit options for daily commuting and neighborhood access.
Built in 1926, the home reflects the conventions of early twentieth-century DC residential construction. Row houses of this era typically feature brick facades, defined front stoops, and interior layouts shaped by the period’s urban planning standards. This architectural consistency is a defining characteristic of the Woodridge neighborhood.
This is a fee-simple row house, not a condominium or cooperative, so there is no HOA or condo fee associated with the property. Buyers should confirm all ownership structure details with their attorney and title company during the due diligence process.
The home was priced at $325,000, which represents a competitive entry point for a two-bedroom row house in NE Washington. The NE quadrant has historically offered buyers more accessible price points relative to NW DC while maintaining the character of established residential neighborhoods. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales on request.
Parking details for this specific property were not provided in the listing data. Buyers should evaluate on-street parking availability along L Street NE and confirm any off-street parking options during a property visit and due diligence review.
Homes of this age require careful due diligence, including inspection of the roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical systems, and any potential environmental considerations such as lead paint or older insulation materials. A thorough home inspection by a qualified inspector familiar with DC’s historic row house stock is strongly recommended. Buyers should budget for deferred maintenance and system updates as appropriate.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience with the NE DC row house market, including Woodridge and adjacent neighborhoods. We can provide recent comparable sales, submarket analysis, and buyer advisory support tailored to this segment. Reach out to connect with a team member and discuss your search criteria.

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