43 Seaton Pl NW

Washington, DC 20001

Sold For
$492,500
Neighborhood: Bloomingdale · Explore Bloomingdale homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 1907 Row House
  • Four Bedroom Layout
  • 2.5 Bath Configuration
  • Bloomingdale NW Address
  • Near Shaw Metro
  • Historic DC Architecture
MLS ID
DCDC135256
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Year Built
1907
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Property Details

Sold Price: $492,500

4 Bed

3 Bath

Year Built: 1907

Sold Price: $492,500

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 and walkable neighborhoods. Built in 1907, the home carries the architectural character typical of early-twentieth-century DC row house construction. The property transacted at $492,500 with Wardman Residential at Compass representing the buyer. Bloomingdale’s proximity to Shaw, NoMa, and Capitol Hill corridors makes this address a practical and well-connected choice within the District.

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43 Seaton Pl NW, Washington, DC 20001

A Bloomingdale Row House With Enduring DC Character

43 Seaton Place NW is a four-bedroom row house in Bloomingdale, a NW neighborhood defined by its intact blocks of early-twentieth-century architecture and its central position within the District. Built in 1907, the home reflects the scale and craftsmanship that characterize the best of DC’s historic residential stock.

The layout offers four bedrooms and two and a half baths, providing meaningful flexibility across multiple floors. Row house living at this scale is relatively uncommon at this price point in NW Washington, making the home a notable opportunity within its submarket.

Bloomingdale sits within easy reach of Shaw, NoMa, and the broader Rhode Island Avenue corridor, with multiple Metro lines accessible from the surrounding area. The neighborhood’s street grid and walkable fabric support daily errands, dining, and transit without reliance on a car.

Wardman Residential at Compass represented the buyer in this transaction, bringing focused advisory expertise to a competitive NW submarket. The team’s familiarity with Bloomingdale and adjacent neighborhoods informed the client’s approach from initial search through closing.

The Property
43 Seaton Place NW is a 1907 row house in Bloomingdale, NW Washington. The home sits on a residential street characteristic of the neighborhood’s well-preserved early-twentieth-century fabric. Its four-bedroom configuration and historic construction place it firmly within the most sought-after tier of NW row house inventory.
Layout and Scale
The home offers four bedrooms, two full baths, and a half bath across its floors. This scale of row house living is a meaningful differentiator in NW Washington, where comparable layouts at this price point are limited. The floor plan supports a range of living arrangements without compromise.
Location and Access
Bloomingdale occupies a central position in NW Washington, bordered by Shaw, Eckington, and the Rhode Island Avenue corridor. Multiple Metro stations are accessible from the neighborhood, and the surrounding street grid connects residents to dining, groceries, and green space with ease.
Buyer Representation
Wardman Residential at Compass represented the buyer in this Bloomingdale transaction. The team’s advisory work encompassed neighborhood context, comparable sales analysis, and negotiation strategy tailored to the NW row house market. Reach out to discuss current availability or to request a buyer consultation.

Property at a Glance

  • 4 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths / 1 Half Bath
  • Built 1907 — Historic Row House
  • Bloomingdale, NW Washington
  • Buyer Represented by Wardman Residential
  • Close to Shaw and NoMa Metro Stations
  • Acquired at $492,500
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Property Features

Four Bedrooms. Historic Construction. A Central NW Address.

43 Seaton Place NW combines the scale of a four-bedroom row house with the architectural character of 1907 construction in one of NW Washington’s most walkable and well-connected neighborhoods. The home’s layout, history, and location form a coherent case for buyers seeking meaningful square footage and urban access at this price point.

Interior and Layout

  • Four-bedroom configuration across multiple floors
  • Two full baths and one half bath
  • Row house layout with traditional DC floor plan proportions
  • Built 1907 with period architectural detailing
  • Natural light characteristic of end-of-block or mid-block row house positioning

Kitchen and Common Areas

  • Kitchen positioned within the home's primary living floor
  • Opportunity for renovation consistent with the home's historic character
  • Common areas scaled to the four-bedroom row house format
  • Connection between kitchen and rear of home typical of DC row house construction

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Four bedrooms providing flexibility across the upper floors
  • Two full baths serving the bedroom levels
  • Half bath on the main living floor for convenience
  • Room proportions consistent with early-twentieth-century DC construction

Outdoor and Exterior

  • Row house exterior with 1907 facade detailing
  • Rear yard space typical of Bloomingdale row house lots
  • Front stoop characteristic of the neighborhood's streetscape
  • Exterior consistent with the block's historic architectural fabric

What Sets This Apart

  • Four-bedroom row house scale is uncommon at this NW price point
  • 1907 construction places the home in DC's earliest residential tier
  • Bloomingdale address offers walkability and multi-line Metro access
  • Historic facade contributes to one of NW's most intact streetscapes
  • Buyer representation by Wardman Residential ensured informed acquisition
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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
  • Shaw-Howard University Metro station nearby on the Green and Yellow lines
  • NoMa-Gallaudet Metro station accessible on the Red Line
  • Multiple bus routes along Rhode Island Avenue and North Capitol Street
  • Cycling-friendly street grid connecting to downtown DC and Capitol Hill
Dining and Coffee
  • Neighborhood cafes and coffee shops within walking distance
  • First Street NW dining corridor in close proximity
  • Shaw's restaurant and bar scene accessible from Bloomingdale
  • Farmers market serving the immediate neighborhood
Groceries and Errands
  • Neighborhood grocery options within the surrounding blocks
  • Pharmacy and convenience retail along nearby commercial corridors
  • Bloomingdale Farmers Market for fresh and local provisions
  • Hardware and home goods accessible via Rhode Island Avenue retail
Parks and Recreation
  • McMillan Reservoir and park space adjacent to the neighborhood
  • Big Bear Creek trail and green corridors nearby
  • Proximity to LeDroit Park and its historic green spaces
  • Recreation centers serving the broader NW corridor

Property Location

About 43 Seaton Pl NW

43 Seaton Place NW is a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house built in 1907 in the Bloomingdale neighborhood of NW Washington. The home’s construction date places it among the earliest generation of residential development in this part of the District, and its architecture reflects the period’s characteristic attention to facade detail and interior proportion. Row houses of this era and scale represent some of the most enduring residential stock in the city.

Bloomingdale is a NW neighborhood bounded by Rhode Island Avenue, North Capitol Street, and the McMillan Reservoir, giving it a distinct sense of enclosure and identity within the broader District. The neighborhood’s blocks are largely intact from their original development period, lending the streetscape a coherence that newer corridors rarely achieve. Local amenities include neighborhood cafes, a farmers market, and proximity to the commercial activity along First Street NW.

Daily life in Bloomingdale is oriented around walkability and neighborhood-scale commerce. The area’s proximity to Shaw and NoMa means that a broad range of dining, retail, and cultural options are accessible without a car. Multiple Metro lines serve the surrounding area, and the neighborhood’s flat topography makes cycling a practical option for commutes across the District.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating the NW row house market, including the Bloomingdale, Shaw, and Eckington submarkets where historic inventory and competitive pricing intersect. We bring comparable sales analysis, neighborhood context, and negotiation experience to every buyer engagement in this corridor. If you are considering a row house purchase in NW Washington, reach out — we would be glad to share our perspective and recent transaction data.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

43 Seaton Place NW is located in Bloomingdale, a NW Washington neighborhood known for its well-preserved early-twentieth-century row house blocks. The neighborhood is bounded by Rhode Island Avenue, North Capitol Street, and the McMillan Reservoir, giving it a distinct identity within the District.
The home was built in 1907, placing it among the earliest generation of residential construction in Bloomingdale. It reflects the row house typology common to NW Washington’s pre-World War I development period, characterized by brick facades, front stoops, and proportional interior layouts.
The Shaw-Howard University Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines is among the closest options to Bloomingdale. The NoMa-Gallaudet station on the Red Line is also accessible from the neighborhood, providing connectivity to multiple lines and commute corridors across the District.
The home offers four bedrooms, two full baths, and one half bath. This configuration is distributed across the home’s multiple floors in a layout consistent with DC row house construction of the early twentieth century.
The home transacted at $492,500, with Wardman Residential at Compass representing the buyer. For a four-bedroom row house in NW Washington with 1907 construction, this price point reflects the value proposition that Bloomingdale offers relative to adjacent neighborhoods.
Parking details were not specified in the transaction record for this property. Buyers interested in parking availability for this or similar Bloomingdale row houses should consult directly with Wardman Residential, who can provide current information and comparable context.
Bloomingdale is within walking distance of the First Street NW dining corridor and neighborhood cafes serving the immediate area. The Bloomingdale Farmers Market is a local institution, and the broader Shaw and NoMa corridors extend the range of dining, grocery, and retail options significantly.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have deep experience representing buyers in the Bloomingdale, Shaw, and Eckington submarkets. Reach out directly to discuss current NW row house inventory, recent comparable sales, and how the team can support your search.

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