4010 35th St

Mount Rainier, MD 20712

Sold For
$465,000
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Property Highlights

  • 1916 Historic Home
  • 4 Bedroom Layout
  • 2 Full Baths
  • 2704 Sq Ft Interior
  • 1-Car Garage Parking
  • Mount Rainier Location
MLS ID
MDPG2056828
Parking
1 Garage Space
Year Built
1916
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $465,000

4 Bed

2 Bath

2,704 Sq Ft

1 Garage Space

Year Built: 1916

Sold Price: $465,000

4 Bed

2 Bath

2,704 Sq Ft

Parking: 1 Garage Space

Year Built: 1916

Executive Summary

Built in 1916, this four-bedroom, two-bath home in Mount Rainier, Maryland delivers 2,704 square feet of interior space with the character and scale that older Prince George’s County housing stock is known for. A one-car garage adds practical value in a neighborhood where off-street parking is a genuine asset. The home sits within close reach of the DC border, offering access to the broader metro area while remaining in an established Maryland community with its own distinct identity.

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Mount Rainier, MD

A Century of Character on 35th Street

The home at 4010 35th Street represents one of Mount Rainier’s enduring assets: a full-sized, pre-war residence with the kind of square footage and structural presence that newer construction in the area rarely matches. At 2,704 square feet across four bedrooms and two full baths, the layout offers genuine flexibility for how the space is used day to day.

Mount Rainier occupies a distinctive position in the DC metro area — a small Maryland city that borders NE DC directly, giving residents proximity to the capital without the price premium of addresses inside the District. The neighborhood has a long-established grid of single-family homes, local businesses along Rhode Island Avenue, and a creative community that has taken root over the past two decades.

The one-car garage is a practical differentiator in a walkable, older neighborhood where driveways are not universal. Combined with the home’s age and scale, 4010 35th Street offers a footprint that is difficult to replicate at this price point in the immediate area.

Scale and Substance
At 2,704 square feet, this home provides room that is increasingly rare at this price point along the DC-Maryland border. Four bedrooms and two full baths give the layout genuine range, whether configured for everyday living, dedicated workspace, or hosting. The scale alone distinguishes it from the smaller bungalows common to the neighborhood.
A Border City Advantage
Mount Rainier sits directly on the NE DC border, making it one of the most accessible Maryland communities for those who work or spend time in the District. Rhode Island Avenue connects the city to DC’s NE corridor, and the West Hyattsville Metro station on the Green Line is within reach for car-free commuting.
Parking as an Asset
Off-street parking is not a given in Mount Rainier’s pre-war streetscape. The one-car garage at this property adds a layer of convenience that many comparable homes in the neighborhood simply do not offer, and it contributes meaningfully to the home’s day-to-day practicality.
Historic Fabric
The home was built in 1916, placing it among the earliest residential construction in a neighborhood that developed rapidly in the early twentieth century. That era of building produced homes with proportions and detailing that later decades did not replicate, and 4010 35th Street carries that legacy in its bones.

Property at a Glance

  • 4 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths
  • 2,704 Square Feet
  • Built 1916
  • 1-Car Garage
  • Mount Rainier, MD 20712
  • Close to NE DC Border
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Property Features

Space, History, and Practical Value

Built in 1916 and spanning 2,704 square feet, this four-bedroom home in Mount Rainier combines the scale of pre-war construction with the practical asset of a one-car garage. The features below reflect what the property offers across its interior, layout, and site.

Interior and Layout

  • 2,704 square feet of interior living space
  • 4 bedrooms across the floor plan
  • 2 full bathrooms
  • Pre-war construction from 1916
  • Generous room proportions characteristic of the era

Kitchen and Common Areas

  • Main-level common areas consistent with the home's original layout
  • Kitchen positioned within the home's functional core
  • Dining area connected to primary living spaces
  • Period-era structural details throughout

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Four bedrooms providing flexible use across the upper and main levels
  • Two full baths serving the household
  • Room proportions reflecting 1916-era construction standards
  • Layout suited to a range of configurations

Parking and Exterior

  • 1-car garage providing dedicated off-street parking
  • Residential lot on 35th Street in Mount Rainier's established grid
  • Exterior consistent with the neighborhood's pre-war housing stock

What Sets This Apart

  • Over 2,700 square feet is rare at this price point near the DC border
  • A one-car garage distinguishes this home from many pre-war neighbors
  • Built in 1916, the home carries proportions that newer construction does not replicate
  • Direct access to the Green Line Metro without entering DC
  • Four bedrooms provide layout flexibility uncommon in this price range
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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

Transit and Commuting
  • West Hyattsville Metro station on the Green Line
  • Rhode Island Avenue connects directly to NE DC
  • Close proximity to the DC border for car-free access
  • Bus service along Rhode Island Avenue corridor
Dining and Coffee
  • Independent cafes and eateries along Rhode Island Avenue
  • Local restaurants within the Mount Rainier commercial corridor
  • Gateway Arts District dining options near the DC-Maryland border
  • Neighborhood coffee shops within the walkable grid
Groceries and Services
  • Neighborhood grocery options along the Rhode Island Avenue corridor
  • Local hardware and home supply stores nearby
  • Pharmacy and health services accessible in the immediate area
  • Community-serving retail along the main commercial strip
Parks and Recreation
  • Neighborhood parks within the Mount Rainier residential grid
  • Gateway Arts District green spaces near the DC border
  • Biking and walking routes connecting to the broader trail network
  • Community recreation facilities in Prince George's County

Property Location

About 4010 35th St

The home at 4010 35th Street was constructed in 1916, a period when Mount Rainier was developing as a streetcar suburb and homes were built with generous proportions by the standards of the era. The interior spans 2,704 square feet across four bedrooms and two full baths, providing a layout with meaningful room to configure. A one-car garage rounds out the offering with off-street parking that is not universally available on this block type. The combination of square footage, bedroom count, and parking makes this one of the more complete packages available in the neighborhood at this price.

Mount Rainier is an incorporated city in Prince George’s County, Maryland, positioned directly along the NE DC border. Rhode Island Avenue serves as the main commercial corridor, lined with independent businesses, cafes, and arts-oriented tenants that have defined the city’s character over the past two decades. The residential streets follow a consistent pre-war grid of single-family homes, many of them built in the same era as this property. The West Hyattsville Metro station on the Green Line provides a direct connection into DC without requiring a car.

Daily life in Mount Rainier moves at a pace shaped by walkable streets, local commerce on Rhode Island Avenue, and easy access to the broader metro area. Neighborhood parks, community gathering spaces, and a concentration of independent businesses give the area a self-contained quality that residents value. The proximity to NE DC means that the amenities of the city — including the Gateway Arts District that straddles the border — are accessible without leaving the immediate area. For those who commute into DC, the Green Line provides a practical alternative to driving.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked with buyers navigating the DC-Maryland border submarket, including the established single-family neighborhoods of Mount Rainier and the broader Prince George’s County corridor. We understand the dynamics that shape value in this area — from the premium on off-street parking to the appeal of pre-war square footage at accessible price points. If you are considering a home in Mount Rainier or the surrounding communities, reach out and we will be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

Mount Rainier is an incorporated Maryland city that sits directly on the NE DC border, offering proximity to the District without DC property tax rates or pricing. The neighborhood has its own commercial corridor along Rhode Island Avenue and a distinct identity shaped by its pre-war housing stock and arts community.
At 2,704 square feet, this home is notably larger than many of the bungalows and smaller single-family homes common to Mount Rainier’s residential streets. That scale, combined with four bedrooms and two full baths, places it among the more substantial offerings in the immediate neighborhood at this price point.
Mount Rainier’s pre-war street grid was not designed around the automobile, and many homes on comparable blocks lack dedicated off-street parking. The one-car garage at this property is a genuine differentiator that adds day-to-day convenience and practical value relative to homes without it.
The West Hyattsville station on the Green Line is the nearest Metro stop, providing a direct connection into DC and the broader WMATA network. Rhode Island Avenue also offers bus service along the corridor for additional transit options without requiring a car.
Homes of this era often feature solid construction and generous proportions, but buyers should budget for the possibility of updated systems, including electrical, plumbing, and HVAC, which may have been replaced at various points over the decades. A thorough home inspection is essential to understand the current condition of all major components.
This is a single-family home with no HOA or condo association on record in the listing data. Buyers should confirm with their agent and through title review that no deed restrictions or community assessments apply, but no monthly HOA fee is indicated for this property.
At a display price of $465,000 across 2,704 square feet, the home comes in at roughly $172 per square foot. That figure is worth benchmarking against recent comparable sales in Mount Rainier and adjacent Prince George’s County communities, which a Wardman team member can provide upon request.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has experience working with buyers along the DC-Maryland border, including in Mount Rainier and the broader Prince George’s County submarket. We can provide recent comparable sales, guidance on the offer process, and advisory support from initial interest through closing. Reach out to connect with a team member.

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