302 Todd Pl NE #2

Washington, DC 20002

Property Highlights

  • 1927 Historic Construction
  • 2 Bedroom Layout
  • On-Site Parking Included
  • Water and Sewer Covered
  • NE Quadrant Location
  • Reserve Fund Maintained
MLS ID
1004104224
Parking
On-Site Parking (For Sale)
Year Built
1927
HOA Fee
302 Todd Pl NE #2, Washington, DC 20002

Historic NE Residence with Parking and Covered Utilities

The residence at 302 Todd Place NE, Unit 2 is a two-bedroom, one-bath condominium set within a 1927 building in the Eckington neighborhood of NE Washington. At 800 square feet, the floor plan is efficient and well-proportioned for the era in which it was constructed.

On-site parking is available for purchase alongside the residence — a meaningful asset in a quadrant where street parking can be competitive. The HOA structure covers water, sewer, insurance, professional management, and reserve fund contributions, reducing the variable monthly cost burden for the owner.

The $272,750 price point positions this residence as one of the more accessible entry points into close-in NE DC, within reach of the Red Line corridor and the amenities concentrated along the Florida Avenue and Rhode Island Avenue axes.

The Residence
Unit 2 at 302 Todd Place NE is a two-bedroom, one-bath condominium in a 1927 building in Eckington. The 800-square-foot layout reflects the proportions typical of early-twentieth-century DC residential construction — compact, defined rooms with solid bones.
Parking and HOA
On-site parking is offered for sale with the residence, a practical advantage in NE DC. The monthly HOA covers water, sewer, building insurance, professional management, and reserve fund contributions, consolidating several ownership costs into a single predictable line item.
Location Context
Eckington sits at the intersection of several close-in NE neighborhoods, with the Red Line accessible nearby and the commercial corridors of Florida Avenue and Rhode Island Avenue within reach. The location provides straightforward access to downtown DC without the price premium of Capitol Hill or Shaw.
The Opportunity
At $272,750 with parking available and utilities covered by the HOA, this residence offers a clear-eyed value proposition in a market where close-in DC condominiums at this price point are increasingly scarce. The 1927 construction date adds architectural distinction that newer buildings in the corridor cannot replicate.

Residence at a Glance

  • 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath
  • 800 square feet
  • Built 1927
  • On-site parking for sale
  • HOA covers water, sewer, insurance, management, reserves
  • Priced at $272,750
All information believed accurate; buyers should independently verify square footage, HOA fees, and all material facts.
Property Features

Character Construction with Practical Ownership Structure

The residence at 302 Todd Place NE, Unit 2 combines 1927 architectural character with a well-structured HOA that covers the core utility and insurance costs of ownership. On-site parking and a close-in NE location round out a straightforward ownership proposition at an accessible price point.

Interior and Layout

  • Two bedrooms with defined separation
  • One full bath
  • 800 square feet of living space
  • 1927 construction with period architectural character
  • Efficient floor plan proportioned for the era

Kitchen

  • Kitchen details consistent with 1927 residential construction
  • Layout supports functional day-to-day use
  • Connected to the main living area

Primary Bedroom

  • Defined primary bedroom with separation from secondary room
  • Proportions typical of early-twentieth-century DC residential construction
  • Natural light consistent with the building's era and orientation

Parking and Exterior

  • On-site parking available for purchase with the residence
  • Building exterior reflects 1927 construction character
  • Todd Place NE is a residential street in the Eckington neighborhood

What Sets This Apart

  • 1927 construction offers architectural character newer buildings cannot replicate
  • On-site parking is a tangible asset in competitive NE DC street parking
  • HOA covers water, sewer, insurance, and reserves — reducing variable costs
  • Priced below the DC condo median with close-in NE access
  • Eckington location bridges NoMa, Bloomingdale, and the Rhode Island Avenue corridor
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts and HOA documents.

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Transit and Commuting
  • Red Line accessible near Eckington
  • Close-in NE location supports downtown DC commutes
  • On-site parking available for vehicle-dependent owners
  • Florida Avenue and Rhode Island Avenue corridors nearby
Dining and Coffee
  • Local cafes along nearby NE commercial corridors
  • Neighborhood dining options within the Eckington and Bloomingdale areas
  • Florida Avenue restaurant corridor accessible from the neighborhood
  • NoMa dining and retail a short distance south
Groceries and Errands
  • Neighborhood grocery options accessible in close-in NE
  • Pharmacy and daily retail along Rhode Island Avenue corridor
  • Parks and green space within the Eckington neighborhood
  • Easy access to downtown DC for broader retail needs
Services and Amenities
  • Water and sewer covered by HOA
  • Building insurance included in HOA structure
  • Professional management on-site
  • Reserve fund maintained by HOA

Property Location

About 302 Todd Pl NE #2

The residence at 302 Todd Place NE, Unit 2 is a two-bedroom, one-bath condominium within a 1927 building in the Eckington neighborhood. The 800-square-foot floor plan offers defined bedroom separation and the kind of structural character associated with early-twentieth-century DC residential construction. The building’s age and scale give it a presence distinct from the newer infill condominiums that have proliferated across close-in NE in recent years.

Eckington is a close-in NE neighborhood bounded by the NoMa corridor to the south and Bloomingdale to the west, with Rhode Island Avenue and the broader NE quadrant extending to the north and east. The neighborhood has seen sustained reinvestment over the past decade, with local cafes, restaurants, and neighborhood retail concentrated along nearby commercial corridors. The Red Line is accessible in the vicinity, and the broader connectivity of the NE quadrant makes downtown DC commuting straightforward.

Day-to-day living from Todd Place NE is anchored by the practical conveniences of a close-in location. Local grocery options, neighborhood dining, and parks are accessible without leaving the immediate area. The on-site parking included with this residence simplifies ownership for those who rely on a vehicle, while the proximity to the Red Line corridor supports car-free or car-light routines equally well.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating the close-in NE DC condo market, including the Eckington, Bloomingdale, and NoMa submarkets. We understand the nuances of HOA structures, parking valuations, and the pricing dynamics that distinguish genuine value from surface-level affordability in this corridor. If you are considering a condo purchase in NE Washington, reach out — we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on what this submarket looks like right now.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The HOA structure at this property covers water, sewer, building insurance, professional management, and reserve fund contributions. This consolidates several of the most variable ownership costs into a single monthly payment, which can simplify budgeting for the owner. Buyers should request the current HOA budget and reserve study to confirm the fee amount and financial health of the association.
On-site parking is available for purchase alongside the residence, but it is listed as a separate for-sale item rather than deeded with the unit automatically. Buyers should confirm the parking purchase price and structure directly with the listing side. In close-in NE DC, on-site parking is a meaningful asset that adds practical value to the ownership package.
The building at 302 Todd Place NE was constructed in 1927, placing it among the older residential structures in the Eckington neighborhood. Buildings of this era in DC often feature solid masonry construction, defined room layouts, and architectural details not found in newer infill condominiums. Buyers should conduct a thorough inspection to assess the condition of systems and structural elements in a building of this age.
At $272,750 with on-site parking available and an HOA that covers water, sewer, and insurance, this residence offers a competitive cost structure relative to other close-in NE DC condominiums. Many comparably priced units in the corridor do not include parking or carry HOA structures that exclude utility coverage. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales to help contextualize this pricing.
Todd Place NE sits within Eckington, a close-in NE neighborhood bordered by the NoMa corridor, Bloomingdale, and the Rhode Island Avenue axis. The area has local cafes, neighborhood dining, and parks accessible within the immediate vicinity. The location provides practical access to downtown DC and the broader NE quadrant without the price premium of adjacent neighborhoods like Capitol Hill or Shaw.
The Eckington neighborhood is positioned within reach of the Red Line corridor, supporting commutes to downtown DC and beyond. The Florida Avenue and Rhode Island Avenue corridors provide bus connectivity across the NE quadrant. For owners who rely on a vehicle, the availability of on-site parking further strengthens the transit and commuting picture.
Buildings constructed in 1927 carry inherent character but also require careful due diligence around systems, structural condition, and HOA reserve adequacy. Buyers should commission a thorough home inspection and review the HOA’s reserve study to confirm that the association has adequately funded reserves for major capital expenditures. A real estate attorney familiar with DC condo law can help review the condo documents before closing.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have deep familiarity with the close-in NE DC condo submarket, including the Eckington corridor. We can provide recent comparable sales, guidance on HOA document review, and advisory on the parking valuation question specific to this property. Reach out to connect with the team and discuss whether this residence aligns with your criteria.

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