43 Seaton Pl NW
Washington, DC 20001
Property Highlights
- 1907 Row House
- Four Bedroom Layout
- 2.5 Bath Configuration
- Bloomingdale NW Location
- Near Red Line Metro
- Historic DC Architecture
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Year Built
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Property Details
Price: $850,000
4 Bed
3 Bath
Year Built: 1907
Price: $850,000
4 Bed
3 Bath
Year Built: 1907
Executive Summary
43 Seaton Place NW is a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house situated in Bloomingdale, one of NW Washington’s most established residential corridors. Built in 1907, the home reflects the enduring character of early-twentieth-century DC construction. The address places residents within reach of the Red Line at Rhode Island Avenue, neighborhood dining along First Street NW, and the green spaces of McMillan Reservoir. At an asking price of $850,000, this is a substantive opportunity in a neighborhood with deep roots and strong street presence.
A Bloomingdale Row House With a Century of Character
43 Seaton Place NW is a four-bedroom row house in Bloomingdale, a NW Washington neighborhood defined by its late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century residential fabric. Built in 1907, the home is part of a streetscape that has anchored this block for well over a hundred years.
The Bloomingdale address connects residents to First Street NW’s dining and coffee scene, the green expanse of McMillan Reservoir, and the Rhode Island Avenue Metro station on the Red Line. Daily errands, transit, and neighborhood gathering are all within comfortable reach.
With four bedrooms and two and a half baths, the home offers a floor plan suited to a range of living arrangements. The 1907 construction date signals the architectural details — high ceilings, traditional bay windows, and the proportions characteristic of DC row house design from that era.
Offered at $850,000, 43 Seaton Place represents a considered entry into one of NW DC’s most historically grounded neighborhoods. A Wardman team member is available to provide comparable sales data and a full advisory perspective on the Bloomingdale market.
Property at a Glance
- 4 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths / 1 Half Bath
- Built 1907 — Historic Row House
- Bloomingdale, NW Washington DC
- Near Rhode Island Avenue Metro
- First Street NW Dining Corridor
- Asking Price: $850,000
Four Bedrooms. Historic Construction. A Bloomingdale Address.
Interior and Layout
- Four-bedroom floor plan across multiple levels
- Two full baths and one half bath
- 1907 construction with historic row house proportions
- Traditional DC row house massing and ceiling heights
- Front and rear exposures throughout the home
Kitchen and Living
- Row house layout with defined living and dining areas
- Kitchen positioned within the home's primary floor plan
- Characteristic early-twentieth-century spatial flow
- Opportunity to update or restore period details
Bedrooms and Baths
- Four bedrooms distributed across the home's upper levels
- Two full bathrooms serving the bedroom floors
- Half bath on the main living level
- Room proportions consistent with 1907 DC row house construction
Outdoor and Exterior
- Classic DC row house facade on a residential block
- Potential for rear yard space typical of Bloomingdale row houses
- Front entry consistent with the neighborhood's historic streetscape
- Bloomingdale block setting with established row house neighbors
What Defines This Home
- One of Bloomingdale's earliest row houses, built in 1907
- Four-bedroom layout is rare at this price point in NW DC
- Direct walkable access to the First Street NW corridor
- Red Line access via Rhode Island Avenue Metro station
- Historic streetscape setting with architectural consistency
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 Access
- Rhode Island Avenue Metro Station — Red Line
- Near New York Avenue and Florida Avenue NW corridors
- Connections to downtown DC via Red Line
- Multiple Metrobus routes serving the neighborhood
Dining and Coffee
- First Street NW dining corridor within walking distance
- Neighborhood cafes and coffee shops nearby
- Local restaurants anchoring the Bloomingdale commercial strip
- Proximity to Shaw and LeDroit Park dining options
Groceries and Retail
- Neighborhood grocery options accessible from Seaton Place
- Retail along Rhode Island Avenue NE and NW
- Local shops along First Street NW
- Proximity to the Eckington and Shaw retail corridors
Parks and Outdoors
- McMillan Reservoir green space to the north
- Bloomingdale neighborhood parks and open space
- Proximity to the Metropolitan Branch Trail
- Connections to the broader NW DC park network
Property Location
About 43 Seaton Pl NW
43 Seaton Place NW is a four-bedroom row house built in 1907, situated on a quiet residential block in Bloomingdale. The home’s construction date places it among the earliest wave of row houses developed in this part of NW Washington, and the building reflects the proportions and detailing characteristic of that era. With two full baths and a half bath across a four-bedroom floor plan, the home offers a functional layout within a historically significant shell.
Bloomingdale occupies a distinct position in NW Washington, bounded by the McMillan Reservoir to the north and connected southward toward Shaw and LeDroit Park. First Street NW serves as the neighborhood’s primary commercial corridor, with a well-regarded collection of restaurants, coffee shops, and local businesses. The surrounding blocks are composed largely of row houses from the same early-twentieth-century period as 43 Seaton Place, giving the neighborhood a cohesive architectural identity.
Day-to-day life from Seaton Place is anchored by walkable access to First Street NW and the broader amenities of the Bloomingdale and Eckington corridors. The Rhode Island Avenue Metro station on the Red Line provides direct rail access to downtown DC and points north. McMillan Reservoir and the surrounding green space offer an outdoor resource within the immediate neighborhood, complementing the urban density of the surrounding blocks.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with row houses across NW Washington, including Bloomingdale, LeDroit Park, and the surrounding historic corridors. We bring a detailed understanding of the Bloomingdale resale market, the nuances of early-twentieth-century DC row house transactions, and the buyer and seller dynamics specific to this submarket. If you are considering a row house in Bloomingdale or the broader NW DC market, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on what this address represents today.
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