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Price: $1,430,000
5 Bed
4 Bath
2 Garage Spaces
Year Built: 1950
Price: $1,430,000
5 Bed
4 Bath
2 Garage Spaces
Year Built: 1950
3810 Argyle Terrace NW is a substantial single-family home in Shepherd Park, one of NW Washington’s most established residential enclaves. Built in 1950 and offering five bedrooms, three full baths, and one half bath, the home provides generous room to spread across multiple levels. Two-car garage parking is a meaningful asset in this part of the city. The Red Line’s Glenmont and Takoma stations serve the area, connecting residents to downtown DC and the broader Metro network.
3810 Argyle Terrace NW is a five-bedroom single-family home in Shepherd Park, a tree-lined NW neighborhood defined by its deep lots, mid-century architecture, and proximity to Rock Creek Park. Built in 1950, the home carries the structural character of its era while offering the footprint that larger households and those who value room to grow find difficult to source in this part of the city.
The home’s three full baths and one half bath serve a five-bedroom layout with practical efficiency. Two-car garage parking — genuinely rare at this price point in NW DC — removes one of the more persistent friction points of urban homeownership. The combination of bedroom count, bath count, and covered parking positions this home as one of the more complete offerings currently available in the 20011 zip code.
Shepherd Park sits at the northern edge of NW DC, bordered by Rock Creek Park to the west and Georgia Avenue to the east. The neighborhood’s residential streets are quiet and well-canopied, with local retail, dining, and daily services accessible along Georgia Avenue and nearby Takoma Park. Metro access via the Red Line keeps downtown DC within practical reach for commuters and weekend visitors alike.
At $1,430,000, this home represents a considered acquisition in a neighborhood where single-family inventory at this scale is consistently limited. The 1950 construction date places it among Shepherd Park’s original housing stock — a cohort that has demonstrated enduring appeal among buyers who prioritize neighborhood stability and architectural authenticity over new construction.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Property Location
The home at 3810 Argyle Terrace NW is a single-family residence built in 1950, offering five bedrooms, three full baths, and one half bath across its full layout. The 1950 construction date places it firmly within Shepherd Park’s original housing stock, a cohort known for solid mid-century bones and generous room proportions. Two-car garage parking accompanies the home — a structural asset that distinguishes this listing from the majority of NW DC single-family inventory at comparable price points.
Shepherd Park is one of NW Washington’s northernmost established residential neighborhoods, situated between Rock Creek Park to the west and the Georgia Avenue corridor to the east. The neighborhood’s tree-canopied streets and deep residential lots have defined its character since the mid-twentieth century. Local retail and dining are accessible along Georgia Avenue, and the adjacent Takoma neighborhood extends the walkable amenity set further. The 20011 zip code encompasses a range of housing types, but single-family homes of this scale remain a limited and sought-after segment.
Day-to-day life from Argyle Terrace NW moves comfortably between the neighborhood’s residential calm and the practical connectivity of Georgia Avenue. Local cafes, grocers, and neighborhood services are accessible without leaving the immediate area. Rock Creek Park trails and green space are close at hand for those who prioritize outdoor access. The Red Line’s presence in the broader corridor keeps downtown DC, Bethesda, and Silver Spring within a manageable commute.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with single-family homes across NW DC’s northern neighborhoods, including Shepherd Park, Takoma, and the broader 20011 submarket. We understand the dynamics that drive buyer decisions in this corridor — from mid-century construction considerations to the premium placed on garage parking and bedroom count. If you are evaluating this home or exploring comparable single-family opportunities in NW Washington, reach out — we are glad to share recent sales data and our perspective on the current market.
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3504 13th St NW #24, Washington, DC 20010