625 Princeton Pl NW

Washington, DC 20010

Sold For
$650,000

Property Highlights

  • 4-Bedroom Row House
  • 1920 Historic Construction
  • Paved Driveway Parking
  • 3.5 Bath Configuration
  • Petworth NW Location
  • Close to Metro Access
MLS ID
1004878862
Parking
Paved Driveway
Year Built
1920
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $650,000

4 Bed

4 Bath

Paved Driveway

Year Built: 1920

Sold Price: $650,000

4 Bed

4 Bath

Parking: Paved Driveway

Year Built: 1920

Executive Summary

625 Princeton Place NW is a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath row house in Petworth, one of NW Washington’s most established residential corridors. Built in 1920, the home carries the architectural character of its era while offering the spatial depth that defines DC’s classic row house typology. A paved driveway provides off-street parking — a meaningful advantage in this part of the city. At $650,000, the home represents a substantive entry point into a neighborhood with deep roots and strong walkability to transit, retail, and green space.

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625 Princeton Place NW, Washington DC 20010

A Century-Old Petworth Row House With Four Bedrooms and Off-Street Parking

625 Princeton Place NW is a four-bedroom row house in Petworth, a neighborhood that has defined NW Washington’s residential character for over a century. Built in 1920, the home reflects the craftsmanship and scale that distinguish DC’s historic row house stock from more recent construction.

The floor plan spans four bedrooms and three and a half baths, providing meaningful room across multiple levels. A paved driveway delivers off-street parking — a practical asset that adds tangible value in a dense urban context where on-street parking is competitive.

Petworth sits within easy reach of the Georgia Ave-Petworth Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines, connecting residents to downtown DC, the U Street corridor, and points south and north. The neighborhood’s commercial spine along Georgia Avenue and Upshur Street NW offers a range of dining, coffee, and daily retail options within walking distance.

Offered at $650,000, this home presents a well-proportioned entry into one of NW DC’s most walkable and transit-connected neighborhoods, with the added benefit of century-old construction that brings character difficult to replicate in newer builds.

The Property
625 Princeton Place NW is a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath row house in Petworth. The home sits on a residential block in NW Washington and includes a paved driveway, providing off-street parking in a neighborhood where that amenity carries real practical weight.
Historic Construction
Built in 1920, the home is part of DC’s historic row house tradition — a building type that defines the city’s residential fabric across NW and NE. The construction era typically yields higher ceilings, wider staircases, and masonry exteriors that newer construction rarely matches.
Neighborhood Context
Petworth is a well-established NW neighborhood bounded by Rock Creek Church Road, Missouri Avenue, and Georgia Avenue. The area offers a walkable mix of local restaurants, coffee shops, and neighborhood retail concentrated along Upshur Street and Georgia Avenue NW.
Transit and Access
The Georgia Ave-Petworth Metro station provides Green and Yellow line service, connecting this address to Columbia Heights, U Street, Shaw, and downtown DC. The location also supports commutes north toward Silver Spring and the Maryland suburbs.

Property at a Glance

  • 4 Bedrooms / 3.5 Baths
  • Built 1920
  • Paved Driveway
  • Petworth NW
  • Green + Yellow Line Access
  • Offered at $650,000
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Property Features

Four Bedrooms, Three and a Half Baths, and a Paved Driveway in Historic Petworth

625 Princeton Place NW combines the spatial depth of a four-bedroom layout with the practical advantage of off-street parking, all within a century-old row house that anchors a residential block in Petworth NW. The home’s 1920 construction brings architectural character that defines DC’s most enduring residential typology.

Interior Layout

  • Four bedrooms across multiple levels
  • Three full baths plus one half bath
  • Row house typology with deep floor plan
  • 1920 construction with historic architectural character
  • Multi-level living consistent with classic DC row house form

Kitchen and Living

  • Kitchen positioned within the row house floor plan
  • Connects to main living and dining areas
  • Layout supports everyday function across the ground floor
  • Period construction context with opportunity for contemporary updates

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom among four total bedrooms
  • Full bath access consistent with the three-full-bath configuration
  • Upper-level positioning typical of DC row house layout
  • Room scale reflective of 1920s construction standards

Parking and Exterior

  • Paved driveway provides dedicated off-street parking
  • Row house exterior consistent with Petworth's historic streetscape
  • Masonry construction characteristic of the 1920 build era
  • Residential block setting in NW Washington

What Sets This Apart

  • Off-street parking via paved driveway is a genuine rarity among Petworth row houses
  • Four-bedroom depth provides flexibility uncommon at this price point in NW DC
  • Century-old masonry construction delivers character and solidity newer builds cannot replicate
  • Petworth location places Green and Yellow line Metro within close reach
  • Three full baths plus a half bath is a strong configuration for a 1920 row house
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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 and Commuting
  • Georgia Ave-Petworth Metro: Green and Yellow lines
  • Connects to Columbia Heights, U Street, Shaw, and downtown DC
  • North service toward Silver Spring and Maryland suburbs
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along Georgia Avenue NW
  • Paved driveway provides off-street parking on-site
Dining and Coffee
  • Walkable to Upshur Street NW restaurant corridor
  • Neighborhood coffee shops along Georgia Avenue NW
  • Columbia Heights dining and nightlife a short Metro ride south
  • Local bars and casual dining within the immediate Petworth area
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options along Georgia Avenue NW
  • Pharmacy and convenience retail within the corridor
  • Columbia Heights retail hub accessible by Metro or bus
  • Local hardware and home goods stores in the area
Parks and Recreation
  • Rock Creek Park accessible from the Petworth area
  • Neighborhood parks and green space along the residential grid
  • Petworth Recreation Center nearby
  • Walking and cycling routes through NW DC

Property Location

About 625 Princeton Pl NW

625 Princeton Place NW is a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath row house built in 1920 in the Petworth neighborhood of NW Washington. The home follows the classic DC row house form — a deep, narrow footprint across multiple levels, with masonry construction characteristic of the early twentieth century. A paved driveway provides off-street parking, a feature that distinguishes this home from many comparable row houses on the block.

Petworth is one of NW Washington’s most established residential neighborhoods, defined by tree-lined streets, consistent row house architecture, and a walkable commercial corridor along Georgia Avenue and Upshur Street NW. The neighborhood sits north of Columbia Heights and east of Brightwood, offering a central NW position with strong transit connectivity. Local dining, coffee, and daily retail options are concentrated within a short walk of Princeton Place.

Day-to-day life at 625 Princeton Place is shaped by the walkability and transit access that make Petworth a practical base for navigating the broader city. The Georgia Ave-Petworth Metro station connects this address to the Green and Yellow lines, placing downtown DC, U Street, and Shaw within a short ride. The neighborhood’s street grid and proximity to Rock Creek Park also support an active, pedestrian-oriented daily routine.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers across Petworth and the broader NW DC row house market. We understand the nuances of century-old construction in this submarket — from structural considerations to the competitive dynamics of off-street parking and multi-bedroom layouts. If you are exploring Petworth real estate or NW DC row houses in this price range, reach out and we will be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The home is located in Petworth, an established NW Washington neighborhood defined by historic row house architecture and a walkable commercial corridor along Georgia Avenue and Upshur Street NW. Petworth sits north of Columbia Heights and offers strong transit connectivity via the Green and Yellow Metro lines.
The Georgia Ave-Petworth Metro station serves this address, providing access to the Green and Yellow lines. From there, riders can reach Columbia Heights, U Street, Shaw, and downtown DC, as well as points north toward Silver Spring and the Maryland suburbs.
Yes. The property includes a paved driveway that provides off-street parking. In Petworth and across NW DC, dedicated off-street parking is a meaningful differentiator among row houses, and its presence here adds practical and market value.
The home was built in 1920 and follows the masonry row house construction typical of that era in DC. Early twentieth-century row houses in this part of NW are known for higher ceilings, solid brick exteriors, and a depth of character that newer construction rarely replicates.
The home offers four bedrooms and three and a half baths. This configuration — three full baths plus a half bath across a four-bedroom layout — is a strong arrangement for a 1920 row house and provides meaningful flexibility across the floor plan.
No HOA or condo association is associated with this property. As a fee-simple row house, the owner is not subject to monthly association fees or condo board governance, which simplifies ownership and reduces ongoing carrying costs.
The home is offered at $650,000. For a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath row house with off-street parking in Petworth, this price point reflects the current NW DC row house market. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales to contextualize the pricing.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience with Petworth row houses and the broader NW DC market. We can provide recent comparable sales, a buyer advisory perspective on the property, and guidance through the offer and due diligence process. Reach out to start the conversation.

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