4143 New Hampshire Ave NW
Washington, DC 20011
Property Highlights
- Six Bedroom Row House
- 1912 Historic Construction
- 3800 Square Feet
- Petworth NW Location
- 4 Full 2 Half Baths
- Red Line Metro Access
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Property Details
Sold Price: $814,500
6 Bed
6 Bath
3,800 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1912
Sold Price: $814,500
6 Bed
6 Bath
3,800 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1912
Executive Summary
Built in 1912 and situated on New Hampshire Avenue NW, this Petworth row house delivers six bedrooms, four full baths, and two half baths across approximately 3,800 square feet of interior space. The home’s scale and historic construction set it apart from the typical two- or three-bedroom offerings that define much of the neighborhood’s resale market. At $814,500, the per-square-foot basis is compelling for a property of this size and vintage in NW DC.
Six Bedrooms. Four Full Baths. A Century of Petworth Character.
The row house at 4143 New Hampshire Avenue NW represents one of the more substantial residential footprints available in Petworth — a six-bedroom, four-full-bath home built in 1912 and spanning nearly 3,800 square feet. Properties of this scale in NW DC are rare at this price point, and the home’s historic bones give it a structural presence that newer construction rarely matches.
Petworth has long been one of DC’s most architecturally consistent neighborhoods, defined by early-twentieth-century row houses lining wide, tree-canopied avenues. New Hampshire Avenue is among the neighborhood’s principal corridors, offering straightforward access to the Georgia Avenue commercial strip, nearby parks, and the broader NW street grid. The home sits within walking distance of the Petworth Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines.
The combination of bedroom count, bath configuration, and square footage makes this home well-suited to a range of uses — from a primary residence requiring dedicated office or flex space to a multi-generational living arrangement. The 1912 construction date places it squarely in the era of Petworth’s original development, and the home’s scale reflects the ambition of that period’s residential architecture.
Property at a Glance
- 6 Bedrooms / 4 Full Baths / 2 Half Baths
- 3,800 Square Feet Interior
- Built 1912 — Petworth NW
- Row House — Both Sides
- Asking $814,500
- Near Petworth Metro (Green/Yellow)
3,800 Square Feet of 1912 Row House Architecture
Interior Space and Layout
- Approximately 3,800 square feet of finished interior space
- Six bedrooms across multiple levels
- Four full bathrooms plus two half baths
- 1912 construction with historic masonry structure
- Both-sides row house configuration — no shared party-wall constraints
Kitchen and Common Areas
- Full kitchen serving a six-bedroom household footprint
- Common areas scaled to the home's generous square footage
- Period architectural details consistent with 1912 construction
- Flexible layout supporting multiple living and dining configurations
Primary Suite and Bedrooms
- Six bedrooms providing flexibility for offices, guest rooms, or flex space
- Multiple full baths distributed across the bedroom levels
- Room proportions consistent with early-twentieth-century Petworth construction
- Half baths on secondary levels for added convenience
Outdoor and Exterior
- New Hampshire Avenue NW frontage with classic row house facade
- 1912 masonry exterior construction
- Potential for rear yard space typical of Petworth row house lots
- Street-level presence on one of Petworth's principal avenues
What Sets This Apart
- Six bedrooms in a Petworth row house is genuinely uncommon at this price
- 3,800 square feet offers a suburban footprint within NW DC
- 1912 construction means masonry bones and period proportions
- Both-sides configuration maximizes layout flexibility and privacy
- Per-square-foot basis is among the most favorable in the NW quadrant
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
Life Within Reach
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Transit and Commuting
- Petworth Metro Station — Green and Yellow Lines
- Short walk to New Hampshire Ave bus corridor
- Georgia Ave-Petworth station serves downtown DC directly
- Bicycle-friendly street grid connecting to Rock Creek trails
Dining and Coffee
- Georgia Avenue corridor offers neighborhood dining and carry-out options
- Upshur Street NW known for independent restaurants and cafes
- Local coffee shops within walking distance along the avenue
- Columbia Heights dining scene accessible via Metro or short ride
Groceries and Retail
- Neighborhood grocery options along Georgia Avenue NW
- Pharmacies and convenience retail on the Georgia Ave corridor
- Farmers market access in the broader Petworth area
- Hardware and home supply stores reachable via Georgia Avenue
Parks and Recreation
- Petworth Park within the neighborhood boundary
- Rock Creek Park trail network accessible from upper NW
- Upshur Recreation Center nearby
- Playgrounds and green space along the New Hampshire Ave corridor
Property Location
About 4143 New Hampshire Ave NW
The row house at 4143 New Hampshire Avenue NW was built in 1912 and encompasses approximately 3,800 square feet of interior space. The six-bedroom, four-full-bath configuration — supplemented by two half baths — is among the largest available in Petworth’s row house stock. The home occupies both sides of the structure, meaning no shared party-wall living arrangements constrain the floor plan.
Petworth is one of NW DC’s most architecturally intact early-twentieth-century neighborhoods, characterized by wide avenues, mature tree canopy, and a consistent streetscape of masonry row houses. New Hampshire Avenue serves as one of the neighborhood’s primary north-south corridors, connecting Petworth to Columbia Heights to the south and to the upper NW neighborhoods beyond. The Georgia Avenue commercial corridor runs parallel to the east, offering a range of retail, dining, and service options within easy reach.
Day-to-day living along New Hampshire Avenue NW is grounded in neighborhood walkability and access to the broader DC grid. Local cafes, grocery options, and parks are accessible without a car, and the Petworth Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines places downtown DC within a straightforward commute. The neighborhood’s park system — including nearby Petworth Park and the larger Upshur Street corridor — provides outdoor space that complements the home’s interior scale.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Petworth and upper NW row house buyers and sellers, navigating a market where scale, vintage, and price-per-square-foot dynamics shift quickly. We understand the nuances of 1912-era construction in this corridor — from structural considerations to the renovation potential that properties of this footprint typically carry. If you are evaluating this home or comparable Petworth row houses, reach out and we will share recent sales data and our perspective on the current NW DC market.
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