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Property Details
Price: $2,250,000
5 Bed
5 Bath
4,164 Sq Ft
Concrete Driveway, Electric Vehicle Charging Stations, Paved Driveway
Year Built: 1940
Price: $2,250,000
5 Bed
5 Bath
4,164 Sq Ft
Concrete Driveway, Electric Vehicle Charging Stations, Paved Driveway
Year Built: 1940
4712 Yuma Street NW is a five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath home of 4,164 square feet, situated in the American University Park neighborhood of upper NW Washington. Built in 1940, the home carries the architectural character of its era while offering the scale that discerning buyers in this submarket seek. A concrete driveway with electric vehicle charging accommodates modern ownership demands. At $2,250,000, the property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a full-scale residence on one of the neighborhood’s quieter residential streets.
4712 Yuma Street NW is a five-bedroom home of considerable scale, set on a quiet residential street in American University Park. Built in 1940, the home reflects the neighborhood’s tradition of well-proportioned single-family residences that have defined upper NW for generations.
With 4,164 square feet across multiple levels, the home provides room for dedicated work, entertaining, and everyday living without compromise. Four full baths and one half bath serve the five-bedroom layout with practical generosity.
The driveway is paved and concrete-finished, with electric vehicle charging infrastructure already in place — a detail that reflects the practical expectations of today’s buyer. Parking is private and off-street, a meaningful advantage in this part of the city.
American University Park sits within close reach of the amenities along Massachusetts Avenue and Wisconsin Avenue NW, with the Tenleytown Metro station providing Red Line access. The neighborhood’s tree-lined blocks and proximity to Rock Creek Park’s western reaches make it one of upper NW’s most consistently sought-after addresses.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Property Location
The home at 4712 Yuma Street NW was built in 1940 and encompasses 4,164 square feet of interior space across a five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath layout. The scale of the residence is notable for the street, offering a depth of space that is difficult to replicate in the neighborhood’s more modest single-family inventory. The concrete driveway, finished with electric vehicle charging stations, addresses the practical infrastructure needs of today’s ownership without requiring future capital outlay.
American University Park is one of upper NW’s most established single-family neighborhoods, characterized by tree-lined streets, consistent architectural character, and proximity to the amenities of both Tenleytown and Spring Valley. Yuma Street sits within the interior of the neighborhood, away from the primary commercial corridors, offering a residential setting while remaining close to the Red Line at Tenleytown Metro. The area draws buyers who prioritize neighborhood stability, walkable access to daily conveniences, and the scale that upper NW’s single-family stock provides.
Daily life from Yuma Street NW benefits from the layered convenience of upper NW’s commercial infrastructure. The Wisconsin Avenue corridor provides grocery options, dining, and retail within a short distance, while the Tenleytown Metro station connects residents to the broader city via the Red Line. Glover-Archbold Park and the trails of the broader Rock Creek watershed offer accessible green space for those who value outdoor recreation as part of their daily routine.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass bring focused experience in upper NW Washington’s single-family market, including the American University Park, Spring Valley, and Tenleytown submarkets. We have worked extensively with buyers and sellers navigating the nuanced pricing dynamics of this corridor, where 1940s-era homes of significant scale trade at a premium and inventory remains consistently limited. If you are considering a home in American University Park or the surrounding upper NW neighborhoods, we welcome the conversation — reach out to discuss recent comparables and our perspective on the current market.
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1460 Newton St NW, Washington, DC 20010