3547 10th St NW

Washington, DC 20010

Sold For
$766,000
Neighborhood: Columbia Heights · Explore Columbia Heights homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 1912 Row House
  • 4 Bedrooms 3.5 Baths
  • 2650 Sq Ft Interior
  • Columbia Heights NW
  • Close to Red Line
  • Classic DC Architecture
MLS ID
1004386780
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Year Built
1912
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Property Details

Sold Price: $766,000

4 Bed

4 Bath

2,650 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1912

Sold Price: $766,000

4 Bed

4 Bath

2,650 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1912

Executive Summary

Built in 1912, this Columbia Heights row house offers 2,650 square feet across four bedrooms and three and a half baths. The home reflects the enduring architectural character of NW Washington while providing the scale rarely found at this price point in the District. Positioned on 10th Street NW, it sits within easy reach of the Georgia Avenue-Petworth and Columbia Heights Metro stations, a dense corridor of dining, retail, and neighborhood parks that define one of DC’s most established residential enclaves.

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3547 10th St NW, Washington DC 20010

A Century of Columbia Heights

The row house at 3547 10th Street NW is a 1912 residence that has anchored this block of Columbia Heights for more than a century. At 2,650 square feet, it offers four bedrooms and three and a half baths — a configuration that provides genuine flexibility across multiple floors of living space.

Columbia Heights is one of NW Washington’s most walkable and transit-connected neighborhoods, with the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines serving as a central hub. The surrounding streetscape supports daily life without a car: grocery options, local dining, and neighborhood green space are all within the immediate vicinity.

The home’s 1912 construction places it among the cohort of early-twentieth-century row houses that define the architectural identity of upper NW. Original structural proportions — the characteristic bay windows, front facade setback, and vertical massing — remain intact, giving the home a presence on the street that newer construction cannot replicate.

Represented by a Wardman team member on the buyer side, this acquisition reflects the team’s continued engagement with Columbia Heights real estate and the broader NW row house market.

Scale and Configuration
The home spans 2,650 square feet across four bedrooms and three and a half baths. That footprint is substantial for a DC row house at this price point, offering room to configure living, working, and sleeping spaces without compromise. The vertical layout typical of the form provides natural separation between floors.
Transit and Walkability
Columbia Heights Metro sits close by on the Green and Yellow Lines, connecting residents to downtown DC, the U Street corridor, and points south and north. The neighborhood’s walkability score reflects a dense mix of retail, dining, and services along 14th Street NW and Irving Street NW that supports car-optional daily routines.
Architectural Character
Built in 1912, the home belongs to a generation of NW row houses constructed during Columbia Heights’ original residential buildout. The architectural language of that era — brick facades, bay projections, and defined cornices — gives 10th Street NW a cohesive streetscape that has remained largely intact for over a century.
Buyer Representation
A Wardman team member guided the buyer through this transaction, bringing familiarity with Columbia Heights row house inventory, pricing dynamics, and the due diligence considerations specific to early-twentieth-century DC construction. The team’s NW row house experience informed every stage of the advisory process.

Property at a Glance

  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 3 Full Baths
  • 1 Half Bath
  • 2,650 Sq Ft
  • Built 1912
  • Columbia Heights NW
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Property Features

2,650 Square Feet of NW Row House

The 1912 row house at 3547 10th Street NW delivers four bedrooms, three full baths, and a half bath across a generous 2,650-square-foot footprint. The home’s early-twentieth-century construction provides the proportions and ceiling heights that define the Columbia Heights row house at its best.

Interior and Layout

  • 2,650 square feet of finished living space
  • 4 bedrooms across upper floors
  • 3 full baths plus 1 half bath
  • Multi-floor vertical layout typical of DC row house form
  • Built 1912 with original structural proportions
  • High ceilings consistent with early-twentieth-century construction

Kitchen and Main Level

  • Main-level living and dining configuration
  • Kitchen positioned for rear-of-home access
  • Row house layout supports defined formal and informal zones
  • Natural light from front bay and rear exposure

Primary Suite and Bedrooms

  • Four bedrooms providing flexible room allocation
  • Primary bedroom with full bath access
  • Upper-floor bedroom configuration standard to the row house typology
  • Additional bedrooms suitable for varied uses

Outdoor and Exterior

  • Classic 1912 brick facade on 10th Street NW
  • Front setback consistent with Columbia Heights row house streetscape
  • Rear yard potential typical of the property type
  • Characteristic bay window projection on front elevation

What Sets This Apart

  • Over a century of structural integrity in a full-scale NW row house
  • Four-bedroom configuration is rare at this price point in Columbia Heights
  • Walkable to Green and Yellow Line Metro without a transfer to reach downtown
  • Meridian Hill Park and 14th Street NW dining within the immediate neighborhood
  • 1912 construction delivers ceiling heights and room proportions absent in newer builds
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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
  • Columbia Heights Metro: Green and Yellow Lines
  • Georgia Ave-Petworth Metro: Green and Yellow Lines
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along 14th Street NW and Georgia Avenue NW
  • Bike lanes and Capital Bikeshare stations in the immediate area
Dining and Coffee
  • Dense concentration of restaurants and cafes along 14th Street NW
  • Local coffee shops within walking distance on Irving Street NW
  • Neighborhood dining options spanning multiple cuisines
  • Weekend farmers market at Meridian Hill Park area
Grocery and Retail
  • Full-service grocery options within the Columbia Heights commercial corridor
  • Pharmacy and health services along 14th Street NW
  • Hardware, home goods, and specialty retail nearby
  • Columbia Heights DC USA retail center close by
Parks and Recreation
  • Meridian Hill Park within the neighborhood
  • Malcolm X Park open lawn and formal terraces
  • Neighborhood playgrounds and recreational fields nearby
  • Proximity to Rock Creek Park trail network

Property Location

About 3547 10th St NW

The row house at 3547 10th Street NW was built in 1912 and spans 2,650 square feet across four bedrooms and three full baths plus a half bath. The home’s vertical layout — characteristic of the Columbia Heights row house typology — distributes living, dining, and sleeping areas across multiple floors. At 766,000 dollars, the per-square-foot basis reflects the value proposition of acquiring a full-scale NW row house in an established neighborhood.

Columbia Heights occupies a central position in upper NW Washington, bounded by neighborhoods including Mount Pleasant, Petworth, and Park View. The commercial spine along 14th Street NW and Irving Street NW supports a full range of daily needs, from grocery and pharmacy to local dining and fitness. The neighborhood’s Green and Yellow Line Metro access makes it one of the more transit-efficient residential corridors in the District.

Life on 10th Street NW places residents within a walkable grid of parks, markets, and neighborhood institutions that have defined Columbia Heights for generations. Meridian Hill Park — one of DC’s most distinctive urban green spaces — is nearby, offering a formal landscape and open lawn that draws the surrounding community throughout the year. The density of options along 14th Street NW means that most daily errands resolve on foot or by Metro, without reliance on a car.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively across Columbia Heights and the broader NW row house market, advising buyers on everything from pre-offer due diligence to navigating competitive bid situations on century-old homes. Our familiarity with the structural and regulatory considerations specific to 1912-era DC construction gives buyers a meaningful advantage in evaluating these properties. If you are considering a row house in Columbia Heights or a neighboring NW submarket, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on current conditions.

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 Columbia Heights, one of upper NW Washington’s most established and transit-connected residential neighborhoods. It sits on 10th Street NW, within the walkable grid that extends between 14th Street NW to the west and Georgia Avenue NW to the east.
The Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines is the closest station, with the Georgia Avenue-Petworth station also accessible. Both provide direct service to downtown DC, the U Street corridor, and connections to the broader Metrorail network.
The home spans 2,650 square feet and includes four bedrooms, three full baths, and one half bath. The layout follows the vertical row house typology standard to Columbia Heights, distributing living and sleeping spaces across multiple floors.
Homes built in 1912 reflect the original residential buildout of Columbia Heights and typically feature higher ceilings, thicker masonry walls, and room proportions not found in later construction. Buyers should conduct thorough inspections of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, as these elements may have been updated at various points over the century.
Parking details were not specified in the available property information. Buyers interested in off-street parking should confirm availability directly and explore neighborhood permit parking options through the DC Department of Public Works.
This is a fee-simple row house with no HOA or condo association indicated in the property data. Buyers should confirm the absence of any recorded covenants or shared maintenance obligations during the title review process.
At 766,000 dollars for 2,650 square feet, the home represents a competitive per-square-foot basis for a four-bedroom NW row house. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales in Columbia Heights and adjacent neighborhoods to contextualize the pricing within current market conditions.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has active experience in the Columbia Heights row house market and across NW Washington. Reaching out directly allows the team to share off-market opportunities, recent comparables, and advisory perspective tailored to your specific criteria and timeline.

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