4837 Queens Chapel Ter NE
Washington, DC 20017
Property Highlights
- 3 Bedroom Single Family
- 3 Full Baths
- Half Bath Included
- 1950 Mid-Century Build
- Queens Chapel NE Location
- Close to Red Line Metro
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Year Built
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Property Details
Price: $402,500
3 Bed
4 Bath
Year Built: 1950
Price: $402,500
3 Bed
4 Bath
Year Built: 1950
Executive Summary
4837 Queens Chapel Ter NE is a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath single-family home situated in the Queens Chapel neighborhood of NE Washington. Built in 1950, the home reflects the solid construction and generous room proportions characteristic of mid-century DC residential development. The Queens Chapel corridor offers convenient access to the broader NE quadrant, with Metro service and daily retail within reach. Priced at $402,500, this home presents a grounded entry point into DC single-family ownership.
Mid-Century Single-Family Home in Queens Chapel NE
4837 Queens Chapel Ter NE is a single-family home in the Queens Chapel neighborhood of NE Washington, built in 1950 and offering three bedrooms and three and a half baths. The home’s mid-century construction delivers the kind of structural integrity and spatial generosity that defines this era of DC residential building.
The Queens Chapel area sits at the northeastern edge of the District, a neighborhood defined by tree-lined residential streets and proximity to both the Maryland border and the Red Line. Residents benefit from access to local retail corridors, parks, and straightforward commute options into downtown DC.
At $402,500, this home occupies a meaningful position in the DC single-family market, offering three full bathrooms alongside the primary living spaces — a configuration that provides genuine flexibility for a range of living arrangements. The 1950 build year places it among the cohort of post-war homes that form the backbone of NE DC’s residential fabric.
Home at a Glance
- 3 Bedrooms
- 3 Full Baths Plus Half Bath
- Single-Family Detached
- 1950 Construction
- Queens Chapel NE
- Priced at $402,500
Three Bedrooms, Three Full Baths, Mid-Century Construction
Interior Layout
- Three bedrooms across the floor plan
- Three full bathrooms plus one half bath
- Single-family detached construction
- 1950 mid-century build with established structural integrity
- Layout proportions consistent with post-war DC residential construction
Kitchen and Living
- Kitchen positioned within the main living floor
- Dining area adjacent to primary living spaces
- Mid-century layout supports defined room separation
- Natural light characteristic of the Queens Chapel residential streetscape
Bedrooms and Baths
- Three bedrooms providing flexible use across the floor plan
- Three full baths distributed to serve all bedroom levels
- Half bath available for main-floor convenience
- Room proportions consistent with 1950s single-family construction in NE DC
Exterior and Grounds
- Single-family detached footprint on Queens Chapel Terrace NE
- Residential lot consistent with the established neighborhood streetscape
- Exterior reflects mid-century DC residential construction standards
- Street-facing position on a residential NE block
What Sets This Apart
- Three full bathrooms is an uncommon configuration at this price point in NE DC
- Detached single-family ownership within the District under $410,000
- 1950 construction offers structural depth newer infill rarely matches
- Queens Chapel Terrace is a quiet residential street with established tree canopy
- Red Line access supports a car-optional commute to downtown DC
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 Commute
- Red Line access via nearby Brookland-CUA and Rhode Island Ave stations
- Rhode Island Avenue corridor connects to downtown DC by bus and car
- Queens Chapel Road provides direct access to the Maryland border
- Multiple Metrobus routes serve the immediate neighborhood
Dining and Coffee
- Local dining options along Rhode Island Avenue NE
- Neighborhood cafes and carry-out spots within the Queens Chapel corridor
- Brookland's established restaurant scene a short drive or bus ride away
- Montgomery Street and 12th Street NE retail within reach
Grocery and Retail
- Grocery and pharmacy options along Rhode Island Avenue NE
- Local hardware and home goods retailers in the surrounding corridor
- Neighborhood-serving retail concentrated near the Queens Chapel Road intersection
- Fuel and convenience stops accessible from the main arterials
Parks and Recreation
- Arboretum and Langdon Park accessible from the NE quadrant
- Neighborhood green space along the residential streets of Queens Chapel
- Bike lanes and trails connecting NE DC to the broader trail network
- Recreation centers serving the NE corridor within a short commute
Property Location
About 4837 Queens Chapel Ter NE
4837 Queens Chapel Ter NE is a single-family home built in 1950, offering three bedrooms and three full baths plus a half bath. The mid-century construction typical of this NE corridor delivers solid bones and room proportions that newer infill development rarely replicates at this price point. The home’s layout, with three full bathrooms distributed across the floor plan, provides genuine day-to-day practicality.
Queens Chapel is a residential neighborhood in NE Washington, bordered by the Maryland line and connected to the broader District by Rhode Island Avenue and Queens Chapel Road. The area is anchored by established single-family blocks, neighborhood parks, and local retail serving daily needs. The Red Line’s Brookland-CUA and Rhode Island Ave stations are both accessible from this address, placing downtown DC within a manageable commute.
Daily life in Queens Chapel moves at a residential pace, with tree-lined streets and a neighborhood fabric built around owner-occupied homes. Local dining, grocery options, and green space are within reach along the nearby commercial corridors. The proximity to both the Red Line and major arterials gives residents flexibility in how they move through the city and into the Maryland suburbs.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with single-family homes across NE Washington, including the Queens Chapel and Brookland submarkets. We bring familiarity with the post-war residential stock that defines this part of the District, helping buyers and sellers navigate pricing, condition considerations, and the competitive dynamics of NE DC single-family transactions. If you are evaluating homes in Queens Chapel or the broader NE quadrant, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market.
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