1924 35th Pl NW

Washington, DC 20007

Sold For
$970,000
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Property Highlights

  • 1914 Georgetown Row House
  • Three Full Baths
  • Private Paved Driveway
  • Georgetown NW Location
  • 3 Bedroom Layout
  • Built Over a Century Ago
MLS ID
DCDC2102438
Parking
Paved Driveway
Year Built
1914
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $970,000

3 Bed

4 Bath

1,355 Sq Ft

Paved Driveway

Year Built: 1914

Sold Price: $970,000

3 Bed

4 Bath

1,355 Sq Ft

Parking: Paved Driveway

Year Built: 1914

Executive Summary

1924 35th Pl NW is a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath Georgetown row house built in 1914, offering 1,355 square feet of interior space and a private paved driveway — a meaningful amenity in one of DC’s most walkable and historically significant neighborhoods. The home sits on a quiet residential street in the heart of Georgetown NW, within reach of the neighborhood’s established dining, retail, and green space corridors. At $970,000, it represents a considered entry into a submarket defined by architectural continuity and enduring demand.

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Georgetown, NW Washington DC

A Georgetown Row House With a Century of Character

1924 35th Pl NW is a three-bedroom Georgetown row house that has stood since 1914, occupying a quiet residential street in one of Washington’s most architecturally intact neighborhoods. The home delivers 1,355 square feet of interior space across a layout that includes three full baths and one half bath — a configuration that serves a range of living arrangements without compromise.

The private paved driveway is a practical distinction in Georgetown, where off-street parking is consistently scarce. Combined with the home’s position on 35th Place NW, the property offers both the walkability Georgetown is known for and a degree of day-to-day convenience that is genuinely uncommon at this address type.

Georgetown’s built environment has remained largely unchanged for generations, and homes along its residential streets trade infrequently. The row house typology here reflects the neighborhood’s pre-war construction character — brick facades, defined street presence, and interior proportions that reward thoughtful renovation or careful stewardship.

At $970,000, this home enters the market as a buyer-represented opportunity, with the Wardman Residential team at Compass providing advisory support through the acquisition process.

The Property
Built in 1914, this Georgetown row house spans 1,355 square feet across three bedrooms and three and a half baths. The home’s pre-war construction is characteristic of the 35th Place streetscape, where brick row houses define the residential fabric of the block.
Parking Advantage
The private paved driveway sets this home apart from the majority of Georgetown row houses, where on-street parking is the default. Off-street parking at this price point and in this zip code is a tangible, recurring benefit that buyers consistently prioritize.
Neighborhood Context
Georgetown is among DC’s most established residential neighborhoods, with a commercial corridor along M Street and Wisconsin Avenue NW and proximity to the C&O Canal and Waterfront Park. The 20007 zip code has maintained consistent demand across market cycles.
Market Position
This home is offered at $970,000 with Wardman Residential representing the buyer. The team brings direct experience in Georgetown NW acquisitions and is positioned to provide comparable sales data, neighborhood context, and negotiation support throughout the transaction.

At a Glance

  • 1914 row house in Georgetown NW
  • 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths
  • 1,355 square feet of interior space
  • Private paved driveway
  • Quiet residential street
  • Buyer representation by Wardman Residential
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Property Features

Three Bedrooms, Three Baths, and a Private Driveway in Georgetown

1924 35th Pl NW combines a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath layout with 1,355 square feet of interior space and a private paved driveway — a combination that is meaningfully difficult to find in Georgetown NW. Built in 1914, the home carries the structural character of pre-war DC row house construction while offering the functional configuration that today’s buyers require.

Interior Layout

  • 1,355 square feet of interior space
  • Three bedrooms across the upper levels
  • Three full baths plus one half bath
  • Pre-war row house construction dating to 1914
  • Vertical layout characteristic of Georgetown residential streets

Kitchen and Living

  • Row house floor plan with defined living and dining areas
  • Kitchen positioned within the home's main living level
  • Pre-war proportions with opportunity for contemporary updates
  • Natural light characteristic of end-of-block and mid-block row house positions

Primary and Secondary Bedrooms

  • Three-bedroom configuration across upper floors
  • Primary bedroom with access to a full bath
  • Two additional bedrooms served by remaining full baths
  • Layout supports flexible use of secondary bedroom spaces

Parking and Exterior

  • Private paved driveway — uncommon for Georgetown row houses
  • Street-facing brick facade consistent with 35th Place NW streetscape
  • Quiet residential street position
  • Exterior reflects pre-war Georgetown construction character

What Sets This Apart

  • Private driveway is a rare asset on Georgetown residential streets
  • Three full baths in a 1,355-square-foot pre-war row house
  • Built in 1914 with over a century of Georgetown address history
  • Quiet 35th Place NW location away from the commercial corridor
  • Buyer representation available through Wardman Residential at Compass
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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 Access
  • Dupont Circle Metro station accessible via bus or a walkable route
  • Key Bridge provides direct access to Rosslyn and Northern Virginia
  • Multiple Metrobus lines serve the Georgetown corridor
  • Reagan National Airport reachable via Metro from Rosslyn
  • Rock Creek Parkway and Whitehurst Freeway nearby for drivers
Dining and Coffee
  • M Street NW corridor offers a range of established restaurants
  • Wisconsin Avenue NW lined with cafes and independent coffee shops
  • Georgetown Waterfront dining along the Potomac
  • Neighborhood grocery and specialty food options within walking distance
  • Dupont Circle dining scene accessible by transit
Grocery and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options within the Georgetown commercial corridor
  • Pharmacy and health services along Wisconsin Avenue NW
  • Independent retail concentrated on M Street and Wisconsin Avenue
  • Hardware and home goods accessible in the immediate area
  • Farmers market options in adjacent neighborhoods
Parks and Recreation
  • C&O Canal towpath for walking, running, and cycling
  • Georgetown Waterfront Park along the Potomac River
  • Rock Creek Park accessible from the eastern edge of Georgetown
  • Montrose Park and Dumbarton Oaks Park in upper Georgetown
  • Key Bridge Boathouse for water recreation on the Potomac

Property Location

About 1924 35th Pl NW

1924 35th Pl NW is a Georgetown row house constructed in 1914, offering 1,355 square feet of interior space across three bedrooms and three full baths, plus a half bath. The home’s layout reflects the proportions typical of pre-war NW DC row house construction — defined rooms, vertical circulation, and a street-facing facade that contributes to the character of the block. A private paved driveway accompanies the property, providing off-street parking that is genuinely uncommon among Georgetown row houses at this price point.

Georgetown occupies the northwest quadrant of Washington along the Potomac River, bounded by Rock Creek Park to the east and the Georgetown Waterfront to the south. The neighborhood’s commercial spine runs along M Street and Wisconsin Avenue NW, with independent retailers, established restaurants, and everyday services concentrated within walking distance of most residential streets. The C&O Canal towpath and Waterfront Park extend the neighborhood’s outdoor options along the river corridor.

Day-to-day life in Georgetown is organized around walkability — grocery options, coffee, dining, and green space are accessible without a car for most errands. The neighborhood’s residential streets, including 35th Place NW, sit removed from the commercial corridor’s activity while remaining close enough to use it conveniently. The Dupont Circle Metro station and several bus lines provide transit access to the broader DC network, and the Key Bridge connects directly to Rosslyn and Northern Virginia.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers pursuing Georgetown NW row houses, navigating a submarket where inventory is limited and well-priced homes move quickly. We bring direct knowledge of the 20007 zip code’s comparable sales landscape, renovation considerations for pre-war construction, and the negotiation dynamics specific to this neighborhood. If you are considering a Georgetown row house or a similar NW DC property, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on what the market is doing right now.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The private paved driveway is the most immediate differentiator. Off-street parking is scarce throughout Georgetown NW, and most row houses at this price point rely entirely on street parking. The three-full-bath configuration within 1,355 square feet is also notable for a pre-war home of this type.
This is a fee-simple row house with no HOA or condo association indicated in the listing data. Buyers should confirm this directly during due diligence, but the property appears to carry no monthly association obligation — a meaningful distinction from condominium ownership in the same neighborhood.
Pre-war construction in DC often involves considerations around lead paint, older plumbing and electrical systems, and potential historic preservation guidelines. Georgetown is a designated historic district, which may affect exterior modifications. Buyers should engage a qualified inspector experienced with pre-war DC row houses and review any applicable historic district covenants.
Georgetown does not have a Metro station directly within the neighborhood, but Dupont Circle and Foggy Bottom stations are accessible by bus or on foot. Several Metrobus lines serve the Georgetown corridor along M Street and Wisconsin Avenue NW. The Key Bridge provides a direct pedestrian and cycling connection to Rosslyn’s Metro station in Northern Virginia.
The property includes a private paved driveway, which accommodates at least one vehicle off-street. Street parking in Georgetown NW is regulated and competitive, making the driveway a practical daily benefit. Buyers with multiple vehicles should evaluate the driveway capacity and nearby permit parking zones during their due diligence.
At $970,000 for a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath row house with a private driveway, this home is positioned within the active segment of the Georgetown resale market. The Wardman Residential team can provide recent comparable sales in the 20007 zip code to help buyers assess value relative to current market conditions.
Georgetown is a federally designated historic district, and the DC Historic Preservation Office oversees exterior modifications to properties within its boundaries. Interior renovations are generally not subject to historic review, but any changes to the facade, roofline, or exterior materials typically require a permit and review. Buyers planning renovations should consult with a preservation-aware contractor and the DCOP prior to closing.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass are representing the buyer in this transaction. The team brings direct experience with Georgetown NW row house acquisitions, including comparable sales analysis, pre-war construction due diligence, and negotiation support. Reach out to discuss this property or to explore similar opportunities in the 20007 submarket.

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