5605 36th Ave
Hyattsville, MD 20782
Property Highlights
- Six Bedroom Layout
- 3 Full Baths
- 2685 Sq Ft Interior
- 1953 Mid-Century Build
- Queenstown Hyattsville
- Single-Family Lot
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Year Built
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Property Details
Sold Price: $662,000
6 Bed
3 Bath
2,685 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1953
Sold Price: $662,000
6 Bed
3 Bath
2,685 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1953
Executive Summary
Built in 1953 and set on a residential street in Hyattsville’s Queenstown neighborhood, this six-bedroom, three-bath home delivers 2,685 square feet of mid-century single-family living in Prince George’s County. The scale of the floor plan is uncommon for the area, offering meaningful room to configure living, working, and sleeping spaces across a generous footprint. Mature landscaping surrounds the property, consistent with the established character of the block. At $662,000, the home represents a substantive single-family opportunity in a well-rooted Maryland community.
Six Bedrooms. Mid-Century Bones. Queenstown Address.
The home at 5605 36th Ave sits within Queenstown, one of Hyattsville’s established residential neighborhoods in Prince George’s County. Built in 1953, the structure carries the proportions and character typical of mid-century Maryland construction, with a floor plan that has grown more relevant as buyers seek flexible, multi-room layouts.
At 2,685 square feet, the interior accommodates six bedrooms and three full baths, a configuration that is notably spacious relative to comparable single-family homes in the immediate area. The scale allows for dedicated guest rooms, home office space, or other uses that smaller homes cannot support.
The lot reflects the mature landscaping context of the surrounding block, with outdoor space consistent with mid-century Prince George’s County homes. The residential street setting provides a grounded, neighborhood-scale environment.
Hyattsville connects residents to the broader DC metro area through the Prince George’s Plaza and West Hyattsville Metro stations on the Green Line, as well as Route 1 and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway for commuters traveling by car.
At a Glance
- 6 Bedrooms / 3 Full Baths
- 2,685 Square Feet
- Built 1953
- Queenstown, Hyattsville MD
- Single-Family Home
- Prince George's County
Scale and Structure in Queenstown
Interior and Layout
- 2,685 square feet of single-family living space
- Six bedrooms across the floor plan
- Three full bathrooms
- Mid-century construction from 1953
- Flexible room configuration for varied uses
Kitchen and Common Areas
- Kitchen consistent with mid-century single-family construction
- Common living and dining areas within the main floor layout
- Space proportionate to a six-bedroom home's scale
- Opportunity for updates consistent with buyer preferences
Bedrooms and Baths
- Six bedrooms provide flexibility for sleeping, office, and guest configurations
- Three full baths serve the full household
- Bedroom scale consistent with 1953 Prince George's County construction
- Layout supports multi-use room assignments
Lot and Outdoor Space
- Single-family lot on a residential Hyattsville street
- Mature landscaping consistent with the established neighborhood context
- Outdoor space proportionate to mid-century PG County home lots
- Residential street setting with neighborhood-scale character
What Distinguishes This Home
- Six-bedroom count is rare among comparable Hyattsville single-family homes
- Mid-century 1953 construction with established structural character
- Queenstown address in one of Hyattsville's rooted residential neighborhoods
- Floor plan scale supports flexible multi-room living arrangements
- Single-family lot with mature landscaping on a residential street
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 Commuting
- Green Line Metro access via Prince George's Plaza and West Hyattsville stations
- Route 1 corridor connects to DC and College Park
- Baltimore-Washington Parkway for regional commuting
- Bus service along major Hyattsville corridors
Dining and Coffee
- Hyattsville Arts District dining along Route 1
- Local cafes and neighborhood restaurants within the community
- College Park dining corridor a short drive north
- DC dining accessible via Green Line
Groceries and Services
- Neighborhood grocery options within the Hyattsville community
- Pharmacies and medical services along the Route 1 corridor
- Prince George's Plaza retail hub nearby
- Local hardware and home services in the area
Parks and Recreation
- Neighborhood parks within the Queenstown and Hyattsville area
- Northwest Branch Trail accessible in the broader community
- Recreation facilities through Prince George's County Parks
- Proximity to University of Maryland campus green spaces
Property Location
About 5605 36th Ave
The home at 5605 36th Ave was built in 1953 and offers 2,685 square feet of single-family living across six bedrooms and three full baths. The mid-century construction reflects the proportions and structural character common to Prince George’s County homes of that era. The floor plan’s scale is a defining feature, providing room configurations that are uncommon at this price point in the Hyattsville market.
Queenstown is a residential neighborhood within Hyattsville, a city in Prince George’s County that has developed a distinct identity within the DC metro area. The Hyattsville Arts District, along Route 1, anchors a corridor of local dining, retail, and cultural activity that draws residents from across the surrounding neighborhoods. The broader community includes parks, local commercial nodes, and civic infrastructure that reflect Hyattsville’s established character.
Daily life in Queenstown is grounded in a walkable residential environment with access to the wider Hyattsville commercial corridor. Green Line Metro stations at Prince George’s Plaza and West Hyattsville provide rail access to downtown DC and points along the line. Route 1 and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway extend commuting options for those traveling by car, connecting the neighborhood to both DC and the broader Maryland suburbs.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked with buyers navigating the Prince George’s County single-family market, including Hyattsville and the surrounding Route 1 corridor communities. We understand the dynamics of mid-century inventory in established neighborhoods like Queenstown, where floor plan scale and lot character vary significantly from block to block. If you are evaluating single-family homes in Hyattsville or the broader PG County submarket, reach out and we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on current conditions.
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