448 Lamont St NW

Washington, DC 20010

Sold For
$475,000

Property Highlights

  • 1913 Columbia Heights Row House
  • 2 Bed 3 Bath Layout
  • Brick Facade Historic Character
  • Front and Rear Outdoor Space
  • Lamont Street NW Streetscape
  • Close to Green Line Metro
MLS ID
1003391186
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Year Built
1913
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Property Details

Sold Price: $475,000

2 Bed

3 Bath

Year Built: 1913

Sold Price: $475,000

2 Bed

3 Bath

Year Built: 1913

Executive Summary

448 Lamont Street NW is a two-bedroom, three-bath row house in Columbia Heights, built in 1913 and retaining the brick facade and structural character that define this NW corridor. The home sits within one of DC’s most walkable and transit-connected neighborhoods, with the Columbia Heights Metro station a short walk away. Offered at $475,000, this is a rare opportunity to own a century-old DC row house with meaningful outdoor space on a well-established residential street.

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Columbia Heights, Washington DC

A Century of Character on Lamont Street NW

448 Lamont Street NW is a 1913 row house that carries the architectural DNA of Columbia Heights: a brick facade, a defined streetscape presence, and the kind of proportions that newer construction rarely replicates. The home offers two bedrooms and three full baths, a configuration that provides flexibility without sacrificing the intimacy of a row house scale.

Columbia Heights is one of NW DC’s most connected neighborhoods, anchored by the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines. The surrounding blocks offer a dense mix of dining, retail, and everyday services along 14th Street NW and Irving Street NW, all within a walkable radius of Lamont Street.

The home’s outdoor space — front and rear, consistent with the row house typology of this block — extends the living area beyond the interior footprint. The brick exterior, characteristic of DC residential construction from this era, requires no apology and no explanation. It is simply what a DC row house looks like when it has been standing for over a century.

At $475,000, 448 Lamont Street NW represents a straightforward entry into one of DC’s most established NW neighborhoods, with the structural integrity of early 20th-century construction and the transit access that defines Columbia Heights as a long-term address.

The Row House
Built in 1913, this Columbia Heights row house presents the brick facade and residential scale that characterize Lamont Street NW. Two bedrooms and three full baths offer a practical layout within a home that has stood for more than a century. The structure reflects the craftsmanship of early DC residential construction.
The Neighborhood
Columbia Heights places this home within easy reach of the Green and Yellow line Metro, the retail corridor along 14th Street NW, and the daily amenities that make this neighborhood one of NW DC’s most self-sufficient. The walkability here is genuine and consistent across the surrounding blocks.
Outdoor Space
The home includes front and rear outdoor space consistent with the row house configuration typical of this block. The brick exterior anchors the property visually within the Lamont Street streetscape, a cohesive residential corridor that has defined this part of Columbia Heights for generations.
The Opportunity
Offered at $475,000, this home enters the market as a direct path to ownership in an established NW DC neighborhood. The combination of historic construction, transit proximity, and a three-bath layout at this price point makes 448 Lamont Street NW a considered choice for buyers focused on Columbia Heights.

At a Glance

  • 1913 brick row house on Lamont Street NW
  • 2 bedrooms and 3 full baths
  • Front and rear outdoor space
  • Walkable to Columbia Heights Metro
  • Columbia Heights NW location
  • Offered at $475,000
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448 Lamont St NW, Columbia Heights

Historic Construction. Three Full Baths. Outdoor Space.

Built in 1913, this Columbia Heights row house combines the structural character of early DC residential construction with a practical two-bedroom, three-bath layout and genuine outdoor space front and rear. The brick facade, the row house scale, and the Lamont Street address place this home within one of NW DC’s most established residential corridors.

Interior Layout

  • Two-bedroom configuration across the row house footprint
  • Three full baths — an uncommon ratio for a two-bedroom row house
  • Row house scale consistent with 1913 Columbia Heights construction
  • Interior proportions reflect early 20th-century DC residential typology

Kitchen and Living

  • Kitchen layout consistent with the row house floor plan of this era
  • Living and dining areas organized within the traditional row house configuration
  • Natural light characteristic of the Lamont Street NW exposure
  • Connection to rear outdoor space typical of Columbia Heights row house design

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Two bedrooms with layout consistent with the 1913 row house floor plan
  • Three full baths provide flexibility beyond what the bedroom count alone suggests
  • Bath-to-bedroom ratio distinguishes this home within the Columbia Heights row house inventory
  • Room proportions reflect the craftsmanship standards of early DC residential construction

Outdoor Space

  • Front outdoor space consistent with the Lamont Street NW row house streetscape
  • Rear outdoor space typical of Columbia Heights row house configuration
  • Brick facade characteristic of early 20th-century DC residential construction
  • Streetscape presence anchored within a cohesive residential block

What Sets This Apart

  • Three full baths in a two-bedroom row house is a meaningful distinction in this submarket
  • Built in 1913, the brick construction reflects a standard of durability rarely matched by later eras
  • Front and rear outdoor space on a defined residential streetscape in NW DC
  • Columbia Heights Metro access on the Green and Yellow lines within walking distance
  • Offered at $475,000 in one of NW DC's most walkable and transit-connected neighborhoods
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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
  • Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines is a short walk from Lamont Street NW
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serve 14th Street NW and Columbia Road NW
  • Bicycle infrastructure along 14th Street NW connects to broader DC cycling network
  • Proximity to 16th Street NW provides additional bus access toward downtown DC
Dining and Coffee
  • 14th Street NW corridor offers a dense concentration of restaurants and cafes within walking distance
  • Columbia Road NW and the Adams Morgan border bring additional dining variety nearby
  • Neighborhood coffee shops and casual dining options are accessible without a car
  • Local bars and evening dining destinations are concentrated along the 14th Street corridor
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options are available along 14th Street NW and Irving Street NW
  • Columbia Heights retail corridor includes national and local stores within walking distance
  • Pharmacy and health services are accessible in the immediate neighborhood
  • Farmers market and specialty food options are available seasonally in the area
Parks and Recreation
  • Meridian Hill Park is located nearby, offering open lawn, fountain, and recreational space
  • Columbia Heights neighborhood parks provide accessible green space close to Lamont Street
  • Rock Creek Park trail access is reachable from the broader neighborhood
  • DC Recreation centers serving the Columbia Heights area are within the neighborhood

Property Location

About 448 Lamont St NW

448 Lamont Street NW is a row house built in 1913, presenting the brick facade and residential proportions that define Columbia Heights’ early 20th-century streetscape. The home offers two bedrooms and three full baths, a layout that balances everyday function with the character of a century-old structure. Front and rear outdoor space extends the home’s footprint in a manner consistent with the row house typology of this block.

Columbia Heights is one of NW DC’s most transit-accessible and commercially active neighborhoods, centered on the intersection of 14th Street NW and Irving Street NW. The Columbia Heights Metro station, served by the Green and Yellow lines, is a short walk from Lamont Street. The surrounding blocks support a dense mix of dining, grocery, retail, and services that residents rely on daily.

Life on Lamont Street NW moves at the pace of a residential block within a genuinely urban neighborhood. The 14th Street NW corridor brings restaurants, coffee shops, and neighborhood retail within easy walking distance, while nearby parks and green space provide contrast to the density. The row house configuration — with its front stoop and rear yard — connects the home to the street and to the rhythms of Columbia Heights in a way that a condo or apartment simply cannot replicate.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with row houses across Columbia Heights, Petworth, and the broader NW DC corridor, advising both buyers and sellers through the nuances of DC’s historic residential market. We understand the specific dynamics of the Columbia Heights row house submarket — from pricing relative to condition and block, to the considerations that come with early 20th-century construction. If you are evaluating this home or exploring comparable properties on the NW side, reach out — we are glad to share recent sales data and our perspective on what this neighborhood is doing right now.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The three-full-bath configuration in a two-bedroom row house is uncommon in this submarket and adds meaningful flexibility. Combined with front and rear outdoor space and a 1913 brick construction, the home offers a combination of features that is not easy to replicate at this price point in NW DC.
The Columbia Heights Metro station, served by the Green and Yellow lines, is a short walk from Lamont Street NW. The station provides direct access to downtown DC, U Street, and connections across the broader Metro system, making this one of the more transit-accessible addresses in NW.
Homes built in this era were constructed with brick and materials that have proven durable over more than a century. Buyers should conduct a thorough inspection to assess the condition of systems, roof, and structural elements, as updates to plumbing, electrical, and HVAC are common in homes of this age.
Parking details were not specified in the available property information. Buyers interested in parking should inquire directly, and should also note that Columbia Heights has street parking available, though conditions vary by block and time of day.
The home includes front and rear outdoor space consistent with the row house configuration typical of this block. The front stoop connects the home to the Lamont Street streetscape, while the rear yard provides a private outdoor area — a practical and valued feature in urban DC row house living.
Columbia Heights is a dense, walkable NW DC neighborhood with a strong retail and dining corridor along 14th Street NW. Grocery stores, restaurants, coffee shops, and services are accessible on foot, and the Metro station anchors the neighborhood’s transit connectivity. Meridian Hill Park is among the notable green spaces nearby.
Pricing for Columbia Heights row houses varies significantly based on condition, size, and block. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales to help buyers understand where this home sits within the current market. Reaching out for a comparative market analysis is the most reliable way to contextualize this price.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience with NW DC row houses and the Columbia Heights submarket. We can provide comparable sales, advise on offer strategy, and guide buyers through the due diligence considerations specific to early 20th-century DC construction. Reach out to connect with a Wardman team member.

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