511 8th St NE

Washington, DC 20002

Sold For
$864,500
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill · Explore Capitol Hill homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 4-Bedroom Row House
  • 1900 Historic Build
  • 2160 Sq Ft Interior
  • Capitol Hill NE
  • 2.5 Bath Configuration
  • Close to Union Station
MLS ID
DCDC2140420
Parking
Year Built
1900
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $864,500

4 Bed

3 Bath

2,160 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1900

Sold Price: $864,500

4 Bed

3 Bath

2,160 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1900

Executive Summary

511 8th Street NE is a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house in Capitol Hill, one of Washington’s most established residential neighborhoods. Built in 1900, the home spans 2,160 square feet across a classic NE DC row house footprint. The property sits within easy reach of the H Street corridor, Eastern Market, and multiple Metro lines, placing the full breadth of the city within straightforward reach. Offered at $864,500, this is a substantive Capitol Hill home with genuine historic fabric.

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511 8th St NE, Washington DC 20002

A Capitol Hill Row House With Historic Depth

511 8th Street NE is a four-bedroom row house in Capitol Hill, one of Washington’s most architecturally cohesive and historically significant residential neighborhoods. Built in 1900, the home carries more than a century of NE DC character within its 2,160-square-foot frame.

The row house format is native to Capitol Hill, and this address sits in the heart of the neighborhood’s residential grid, where tree-lined blocks of late-Victorian and Edwardian homes define the streetscape. The scale of the home — four bedrooms, two full baths, one half bath — gives it meaningful flexibility for a range of living arrangements.

The H Street corridor, Eastern Market, Lincoln Park, and the Capitol grounds are all close by, making this a location with genuine urban connectivity. Multiple Metro lines serve the broader area, and the neighborhood’s walkability supports daily errands, dining, and recreation without reliance on a car.

At $864,500, this home represents a considered entry into one of DC’s most enduring submarkets, where historic row houses on established blocks have long held their place in the city’s residential fabric.

The Property
511 8th Street NE is a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house spanning 2,160 square feet. Built in 1900, the home reflects the architectural vernacular of Capitol Hill’s residential blocks, where late-Victorian row houses define the neighborhood’s character and scale.
Historic Context
Capitol Hill is one of Washington’s oldest continuously inhabited neighborhoods, and 8th Street NE sits within its established residential core. The surrounding blocks are characterized by intact historic streetscapes, mature tree canopy, and a density of civic and cultural landmarks.
Location Connectivity
The address places residents within reach of the H Street corridor’s dining and retail, Eastern Market’s weekend activity, and Lincoln Park. Multiple Metro stations serve the area, and the neighborhood’s walkable grid supports daily life without requiring a vehicle for most errands.
Market Position
Offered at $864,500, this home enters the Capitol Hill market at a price point consistent with four-bedroom row houses on the Hill’s NE side. The combination of square footage, bedroom count, and historic provenance makes it a substantive option in an active submarket.

At a Glance

  • 4 bedrooms / 2 full baths / 1 half bath
  • 2,160 square feet
  • Built 1900
  • Capitol Hill NE
  • Offered at $864,500
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511 8th St NE, Washington DC

Four Bedrooms of Capitol Hill History

Built in 1900, this Capitol Hill row house delivers 2,160 square feet across a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath layout. The home’s scale, historic provenance, and NE location combine to make it one of the more substantive offerings in this segment of the Hill’s resale market.

Interior and Layout

  • 2,160 square feet of interior space
  • Four bedrooms across multiple floors
  • Two full baths and one half bath
  • Classic DC row house footprint — narrow, deep, and well-proportioned
  • Built 1900 with over a century of Capitol Hill character

Kitchen and Living

  • Row house layout supports distinct living, dining, and kitchen zones
  • Historic-era homes on this block typically feature rear kitchen placement
  • Opportunity to configure the main level to suit contemporary living preferences

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Four bedrooms provide flexibility across the upper floors
  • Two full baths serve the bedroom levels
  • Half bath on the main level supports daily living and entertaining
  • Room count is at the larger end of Capitol Hill's historic row house inventory

Outdoor and Exterior

  • Classic Capitol Hill row house facade on a residential block
  • Typical rear yard space consistent with NE DC row house lots
  • Street-facing presence on 8th Street NE's established residential corridor

What Sets This Apart

  • One of Capitol Hill's larger historic row houses at 2,160 square feet
  • Built in 1900 — over 120 years of architectural continuity on this block
  • Four-bedroom count is uncommon in the Hill's active resale inventory
  • NE location offers direct access to H Street and Eastern Market
  • Priced at $864,500 for a substantive historic home in an established submarket
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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 Access
  • Close to the Red Line at Union Station
  • Stadium-Armory Metro nearby on Blue, Orange, and Silver lines
  • Multiple bus routes serve the Capitol Hill grid
  • Bicycle-friendly streets connect to the broader DC trail network
Dining and Coffee
  • H Street NE corridor offers a dense concentration of restaurants and bars
  • Eastern Market neighborhood supports local cafes and weekend food vendors
  • Neighborhood groceries and specialty food shops within the walkable grid
  • Lincoln Park area anchors a quieter residential dining scene
Groceries and Errands
  • Neighborhood grocery options accessible on foot
  • Eastern Market food hall open year-round for fresh provisions
  • Pharmacies and service retail within the Capitol Hill commercial corridors
  • H Street NE retail supports everyday shopping needs
Parks and Recreation
  • Lincoln Park provides green space within the neighborhood
  • Capitol grounds accessible for walking and recreation
  • National Mall within reach via Metro or bicycle
  • Neighborhood playgrounds and recreational facilities throughout Capitol Hill

Property Location

About 511 8th St NE

511 8th Street NE is a Capitol Hill row house built in 1900, offering four bedrooms, two full baths, and one half bath across 2,160 square feet. The home follows the classic DC row house form — a narrow, deep footprint on a residential block — that defines the Hill’s architectural identity. At this scale, the home provides meaningful room across multiple floors, consistent with the larger end of Capitol Hill’s historic row house inventory.

Capitol Hill NE occupies the blocks east of the Capitol grounds and north of Pennsylvania Avenue SE, a neighborhood defined by its intact late-19th-century streetscapes and proximity to the city’s civic core. 8th Street NE runs through a residential section of the Hill, within walking distance of Lincoln Park and the commercial activity along H Street NE. Eastern Market, one of DC’s most active neighborhood anchors, is also nearby, drawing residents to its weekend farmers market and year-round food hall.

Daily life on Capitol Hill NE is supported by a walkable grid that connects residents to neighborhood groceries, local cafes, and the H Street corridor’s concentration of restaurants and bars. Lincoln Park provides open green space within the neighborhood itself, while the Capitol grounds and the National Mall extend the accessible outdoor landscape westward. Multiple Metro stations — including Stadium-Armory on the Blue, Orange, and Silver lines, and Union Station on the Red Line — place the broader city within easy reach.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Capitol Hill row houses, advising buyers navigating the NE side’s active resale market and its range of historic inventory. We understand the nuances of this submarket — from block-by-block pricing dynamics to the structural considerations common in homes of this era. If you are exploring Capitol Hill NE real estate or row houses in the broader Hill neighborhood, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on what this market is doing.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

Homes of this era on Capitol Hill vary considerably depending on the renovation history of each property. Buyers should commission a thorough home inspection to assess the structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. A Wardman team member can help coordinate due diligence resources appropriate for historic DC row houses.
Parking details were not specified in the listing data for this property. Capitol Hill NE is a residential permit parking zone, and many row houses on the Hill rely on street parking or separately arranged garage access. Buyers should confirm parking arrangements directly during the due diligence process.
Outdoor space details were not specified in the listing data. Capitol Hill row houses of this era typically include a rear yard, and some have front stoops or small front areas consistent with the row house form. Buyers should verify the specific outdoor configuration during a property tour.
The Capitol Hill area is served by several Metro stations. Union Station on the Red Line and Stadium-Armory on the Blue, Orange, and Silver lines are among the nearest options. The neighborhood’s walkable grid also supports bus access and bicycle commuting throughout the city.
8th Street NE sits within Capitol Hill’s established residential core, a neighborhood defined by intact late-Victorian streetscapes, mature tree canopy, and proximity to landmarks including Lincoln Park and Eastern Market. The H Street NE corridor, a short distance away, adds a concentration of dining and retail activity.
This is a single-family row house, not a condominium, so there is no condo association or monthly HOA fee associated with the property. Buyers should budget for standard homeowner costs including property taxes, homeowner’s insurance, and routine maintenance appropriate for a home of this age.
At 2,160 square feet with four bedrooms, this home sits at the larger end of Capitol Hill’s historic row house inventory. The $864,500 price point reflects the NE side’s market positioning relative to comparable properties on the Hill. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales to contextualize this offering.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have deep experience advising buyers in the Capitol Hill NE submarket. We can provide comparable sales data, connect buyers with inspection and financing resources, and guide the offer and negotiation process for historic row houses in this neighborhood. Reach out to start the conversation.

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