513 East Capitol St SE
Washington, DC 20003
Property Highlights
- 1869 Historic Row House
- 2762 Sq Ft Interior
- Off-Street Parking Included
- East Capitol Corridor
- 3 Full Baths
- Capitol Hill SE Location
MLS ID
Parking
Year Built
HOA Fee
Property Details
Sold Price: $1,335,000
3 Bed
4 Bath
2,762 Sq Ft
Concrete Driveway, Surface Parking
Year Built: 1869
Sold Price: $1,335,000
3 Bed
4 Bath
2,762 Sq Ft
Parking: Concrete Driveway, Surface Parking
Year Built: 1869
Executive Summary
513 East Capitol Street SE is a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath Capitol Hill row house built in 1869 and offering 2,762 square feet of interior space. The home sits on East Capitol Street, one of the defining residential corridors of the Hill, with a 19th-century facade that reflects the architectural character of the surrounding historic district. Off-street parking via a concrete driveway is a meaningful practical advantage in this neighborhood. The asking price is $1,335,000.
Historic Scale on East Capitol Street
513 East Capitol Street SE is a Capitol Hill row house with origins in 1869, offering 2,762 square feet across three bedrooms and three and a half baths. The home occupies one of the most architecturally coherent residential corridors in Washington, where the 19th-century streetscape remains largely intact.
East Capitol Street runs due east from the Capitol grounds, and properties along this corridor carry both symbolic and practical weight. The home’s facade is consistent with the historic character of the block, contributing to a streetscape that has defined Capitol Hill’s identity for more than a century.
Off-street parking via a concrete driveway is among the most competitive practical features a Capitol Hill home can offer. The combination of interior scale, historic provenance, and parking access positions this home as a substantive opportunity in the SE quadrant’s established resale market.
At a Glance
- 3 Bedrooms / 3.5 Baths
- 2,762 Square Feet
- Built 1869
- Off-Street Parking
- East Capitol Street SE
- Asking $1,335,000
Scale, History, and Parking on East Capitol Street
Interior and Layout
- 2,762 square feet of interior space
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 full baths
- 1 half bath
- Row house configuration consistent with Capitol Hill historic district typology
- Built 1869 — among the older residential structures on the corridor
Kitchen
- Kitchen details to be confirmed upon showing
- Layout consistent with Capitol Hill row house floor plan conventions
- Buyers are encouraged to verify finishes and appliances during in-person review
Primary Suite
- Primary suite details to be confirmed upon showing
- Three full baths across the home provide flexible configuration options
- Buyers should verify room dimensions and layout during in-person review
Exterior and Parking
- Concrete driveway providing off-street surface parking
- East Capitol Street frontage with historic row house facade
- Exterior consistent with 19th-century residential character of the corridor
- Off-street parking is a competitive differentiator in Capitol Hill SE
What Sets This Apart
- One of Capitol Hill's larger row house footprints at 2,762 square feet
- Built in 1869 — historic provenance on a defining DC residential corridor
- Off-street parking is rare and highly valued in Capitol Hill SE
- East Capitol Street address carries both architectural and locational significance
- Three full baths plus a half bath is an uncommon configuration at this scale
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
Life Within Reach
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Transit and Commuting
- Eastern Market Metro (Orange/Silver/Blue Lines) accessible from Capitol Hill SE
- Capitol South Metro (Orange/Silver/Blue Lines) also serves the neighborhood
- Multiple DC Circulator and Metrobus routes operate along Capitol Hill corridors
- Bicycle infrastructure throughout the Hill connects to the broader DC trail network
- Proximity to I-695 and the Southeast Freeway for regional vehicle access
Dining and Coffee
- Eastern Market neighborhood anchors a concentration of cafes and restaurants
- Barracks Row on 8th Street SE offers an established dining corridor
- Neighborhood coffee shops and bakeries within the Capitol Hill grid
- Weekend farmers market at Eastern Market draws local vendors and food producers
- Navy Yard waterfront dining accessible via a short trip south
Groceries and Services
- Eastern Market provides fresh produce, meat, and specialty goods
- Neighborhood grocery options within the Capitol Hill commercial corridors
- Dry cleaning, pharmacy, and personal services along the Hill's retail streets
- DC Public Library Capitol Hill branch serves the neighborhood
- USPS and banking services accessible within the surrounding blocks
Parks and Recreation
- Lincoln Park is one of Capitol Hill's principal green spaces
- Stanton Park provides additional open space within the neighborhood grid
- Anacostia Riverwalk Trail accessible from the SE waterfront
- National Mall and Capitol grounds within reach for walking and recreation
- DC Department of Parks and Recreation facilities serve the broader Hill area
Property Location
About 513 East Capitol St SE
The home at 513 East Capitol Street SE was constructed in 1869 and stands as a representative example of the Capitol Hill row house typology at its most substantial. The interior spans 2,762 square feet across three bedrooms and three full baths, with an additional half bath. The exterior facade maintains the 19th-century residential character of the East Capitol Street corridor, consistent with the surrounding historic district.
Capitol Hill SE occupies the quadrant immediately east and south of the Capitol grounds, bounded by a dense grid of row houses, neighborhood commercial streets, and green spaces that have defined the area’s character for well over a century. East Capitol Street is one of the Hill’s primary axes, running directly east from the Capitol and lined with some of the neighborhood’s most architecturally significant residential stock. The surrounding blocks offer proximity to Eastern Market, Lincoln Park, and the neighborhood’s established retail and dining corridors.
Day-to-day life on East Capitol Street places residents within walking distance of Eastern Market’s weekend farmers market and covered market hall, neighborhood cafes, and the green space of Lincoln Park. The Hill’s compact, walkable grid means that groceries, dining, and transit are accessible without a car, though the off-street parking at this address provides flexibility that many Capitol Hill households value. The broader SE quadrant connects easily to the Navy Yard waterfront and the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail for outdoor recreation.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively in Capitol Hill real estate, advising buyers and sellers across the SE and NE quadrants on row house transactions at a range of price points. We understand the nuances of the Capitol Hill historic district, from the review process for exterior modifications to the competitive dynamics of the resale market on corridors like East Capitol Street. If you are evaluating Capitol Hill row houses or considering a sale in this submarket, we welcome the conversation and are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on current conditions.
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