3425 Newton St
Mount Rainier, MD 20712
Property Highlights
- 1923 Single-Family Home
- 2436 Sq Ft Interior
- 3 Bedroom Layout
- 2 Full Bath Configuration
- Newton Street Lot
- Mount Rainier Location
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Property Details
Price: $480,000
3 Bed
2 Bath
2,436 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1923
Price: $480,000
3 Bed
2 Bath
2,436 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1923
Executive Summary
Built in 1923, this three-bedroom, two-bath single-family home in Mount Rainier, Maryland delivers 2,436 square feet of interior space on a residential Newton Street lot. The home sits within a streetscape defined by early-twentieth-century architecture and offers access to neighborhood parks and green space. At $480,000, it represents a substantive footprint in one of Prince George’s County’s most historically grounded communities, positioned just across the DC line.
A Century of Character on Newton Street
The home at 3425 Newton St was built in 1923 and has stood for over a century on one of Mount Rainier’s established residential streets. With 2,436 square feet of interior space, three bedrooms, and two full baths, it offers a substantial single-family footprint at a price point that remains competitive in the inner-ring Maryland suburbs.
Newton Street sits within a neighborhood defined by early-twentieth-century homes and a walkable, grid-based street pattern that connects residents to local parks, green space, and the broader amenities of the Mount Rainier community. The home’s detached siting provides outdoor space and separation uncommon in many comparable properties closer to the District line.
Mount Rainier occupies a distinctive position in the DC metro area — a small incorporated city in Prince George’s County that borders NE Washington directly, offering proximity to the District while maintaining its own civic identity. For buyers seeking a genuine single-family home with historic character and meaningful square footage, 3425 Newton St warrants serious consideration.
3425 Newton St at a Glance
- 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths
- 2,436 sq ft of interior space
- Detached single-family on a residential lot
- Built in 1923 with historic character
- Mount Rainier streetscape of early-twentieth-century homes
- Access to neighborhood parks and green space
- Direct adjacency to NE Washington DC
Substance and Scale in a Century-Old Home
Interior Space
- 2,436 square feet of total interior space
- Three bedrooms across the layout
- Two full bathrooms
- Built in 1923 with over a century of structural history
- Detached single-family configuration
Kitchen and Living
- Interior layout supports distinct living and dining areas within the 2,436 sq ft footprint
- Early-twentieth-century construction provides traditional room proportions
- Opportunity to configure kitchen and common spaces to current use preferences
Bedrooms and Baths
- Three-bedroom layout with two full baths
- Room proportions consistent with early-twentieth-century single-family construction
- Configuration supports flexible use of secondary bedrooms
Lot and Exterior
- Detached siting on a residential Newton Street lot
- Mount Rainier streetscape of early-twentieth-century homes
- Access to neighborhood parks and green space within the community
- Outdoor space associated with the detached lot
What Sets This Apart
- Over 2,400 sq ft of single-family space at the DC border
- Century-old detached home on an established residential street
- Detached lot with outdoor space in an inner-ring Maryland community
- Direct adjacency to NE Washington without DC property tax exposure
- Historic 1923 construction within a consistent early-twentieth-century streetscape
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
- Close to the Green Line Metro corridor serving Prince George's County and downtown DC
- Neighborhood streets connect directly into NE Washington without highway dependence
- Bus service links Mount Rainier to the broader DC metro transit network
- Bicycle-accessible grid streets support car-optional commuting to the District
Dining and Coffee
- Local cafes and neighborhood eateries within the Mount Rainier community
- Additional dining options accessible in adjacent NE Washington neighborhoods
- The broader Prince George's County dining scene is reachable by transit or car
Groceries and Services
- Neighborhood grocery and market options within the community
- Pharmacy and personal services accessible in the local commercial corridor
- Proximity to NE DC expands the range of daily retail options
Parks and Recreation
- Neighborhood parks and green space within the Mount Rainier community
- Detached lot provides private outdoor space for the home
- Access to the broader Prince George's County parks system
Property Location
About 3425 Newton St
The home at 3425 Newton St is a detached single-family residence built in 1923, offering 2,436 square feet of interior space across three bedrooms and two full baths. Its century of presence on Newton Street places it within a cohort of early-twentieth-century homes that define the character of this Mount Rainier block. The detached siting on a residential lot provides outdoor space and a degree of separation that attached housing in the area cannot replicate.
Mount Rainier is a small incorporated city in Prince George’s County that shares a border with NE Washington, giving it a geographic position unlike most Maryland suburbs. The neighborhood’s grid-based street pattern and walkable scale connect residents to local parks, green space, and community amenities without requiring significant travel. The streetscape along Newton Street reflects the architectural consistency of a community that developed primarily in the early twentieth century and has retained much of that built fabric.
Daily life in Mount Rainier is anchored by neighborhood-scale amenities — local cafes, community parks, and the kind of walkable infrastructure that the grid street pattern supports. The proximity to NE Washington means that the broader retail, dining, and cultural resources of the District are accessible without the commute distances of outer-ring suburbs. Residents also benefit from access to green space within the community, a meaningful asset for those who prioritize outdoor activity close to home.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers across the Mount Rainier and inner Prince George’s County submarket, including single-family homes along the DC border corridor. We understand the dynamics that distinguish this market from comparable NE DC inventory — lot sizes, price-per-square-foot differentials, and the practical considerations of buying in an incorporated Maryland city adjacent to the District. If you are evaluating single-family homes in Mount Rainier or the surrounding area, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on how this home positions within the current market.
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