710 Q St NW

Washington, DC 20001

Sold For
$912,000
Neighborhood: Shaw · Explore Shaw homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • Historic 1900 Row House
  • Shaw NW Location
  • Three-Bedroom Layout
  • 2.5 Bath Configuration
  • Close to Metro
  • 1671 Sq Ft Interior
MLS ID
DCDC448390
Parking
Year Built
1900
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $912,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

1,671 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1900

Sold Price: $912,000

3 Bed

3 Bath

1,671 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1900

Executive Summary

710 Q Street NW is a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house in Shaw, one of NW Washington’s most dynamic and transit-rich neighborhoods. Built in 1900, the home carries the architectural character of the late Victorian era while sitting steps from the dining, retail, and cultural energy that defines modern Shaw. At 1,671 square feet across multiple levels, the home offers a livable, well-proportioned layout with the scale and presence that row house living in DC is known for.

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710 Q St NW, Shaw, Washington DC

A Shaw Row House With History and Connectivity

710 Q Street NW stands as a three-bedroom row house in Shaw, one of the most walkable and culturally layered neighborhoods in NW Washington. Built in 1900, the home reflects the architectural tradition of DC’s late Victorian streetscape, with the massing, proportions, and street presence that define the neighborhood’s historic fabric.

At 1,671 square feet, the layout provides meaningful room across its levels, accommodating a full two bathrooms and a half bath alongside three bedrooms. The scale is well-suited to the demands of daily life in the city, with enough space to work, host, and settle in without the overhead of a larger footprint.

Shaw’s position in NW Washington places this home within reach of the Green and Yellow Line Metro stations at Shaw-Howard University and Mount Vernon Square, as well as the Red Line at Rhode Island Avenue. The neighborhood’s main corridors offer a dense mix of restaurants, coffee shops, grocers, and independent retail within a short walk.

The Wardman Residential team at Compass represented the buyer in this transaction. For buyers or sellers considering row houses in Shaw or the broader NW corridor, our team is available to discuss current market conditions, recent comparable sales, and advisory strategy.

The Property
710 Q Street NW is a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath row house in Shaw, NW. Built in 1900, the home is part of the historic streetscape that gives the neighborhood its architectural identity. The property sold at $912,000, reflecting the sustained demand for well-located row houses in this part of the city.
Layout and Scale
The home spans 1,671 square feet across its levels, providing a practical and proportioned layout for city living. Three bedrooms and two full baths anchor the upper floors, while a half bath serves the main level. The footprint is efficient without feeling constrained.
Neighborhood Position
Shaw occupies a central position in NW Washington, with the Green and Yellow Line Metro accessible nearby at Shaw-Howard University. The neighborhood’s commercial corridors bring restaurants, cafes, and grocers within walking distance, making car-optional living a realistic daily experience.
Working With Wardman
A Wardman team member represented the buyer in this transaction. The team has worked extensively with row house buyers across Shaw and the broader NW market. Reach out to discuss comparable sales or current opportunities in the neighborhood.

At a Glance

  • 3 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths / 1 Half Bath
  • 1,671 Square Feet
  • Built 1900
  • Shaw, NW Washington DC
  • Buyer Representation
  • Close to Green and Yellow Line Metro
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Property Features

Three Levels of Historic Row House Living in Shaw

710 Q Street NW offers 1,671 square feet of row house space built in 1900, configured across multiple levels with three bedrooms, two full baths, and a half bath. The home’s historic construction and Shaw address combine to offer a property with both architectural character and urban convenience.

Interior and Layout

  • 1,671 square feet across multiple levels
  • Three bedrooms on upper floors
  • Two full bathrooms
  • One half bath on main level
  • Built in 1900 with historic row house architecture
  • Vertical layout typical of DC Victorian-era construction

Kitchen and Main Level

  • Main level configured for daily living and entertaining
  • Half bath serves the primary living floor
  • Layout connects living and dining areas in traditional row house sequence
  • Opportunity to update finishes to current standards

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Three bedrooms providing flexible use across upper levels
  • Two full baths serving the bedroom floors
  • Room proportions consistent with historic DC row house construction
  • Natural light from front and rear exposures

Outdoor and Exterior

  • Historic row house facade on Q Street NW
  • Exterior reflects late Victorian architectural tradition of the Shaw streetscape
  • Potential for rear outdoor space typical of DC row house lots

What Sets This Apart

  • A 124-year-old row house on one of Shaw's established residential blocks
  • Three bedrooms and 2.5 baths within a compact 1,671-square-foot footprint
  • Direct proximity to two Metro lines via Shaw-Howard University station
  • Positioned in a neighborhood with strong cultural and commercial identity
  • Historic construction with the street presence that defines NW Washington row houses
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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 Access
  • Green and Yellow Line Metro at Shaw-Howard University
  • Green and Yellow Line Metro at Mount Vernon Square
  • Red Line Metro at Rhode Island Avenue-Brentwood
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along 7th Street NW and Rhode Island Ave NW
  • Bikeshare stations throughout the Shaw neighborhood
Dining and Coffee
  • Neighborhood restaurants and bars along 7th Street NW and 9th Street NW
  • Coffee shops and cafes within walking distance on the Shaw commercial corridor
  • Local dining options near the Howard Theatre and U Street NW
  • Weekend brunch spots and evening dining concentrated nearby
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible along the 7th Street NW and Rhode Island Ave corridors
  • Pharmacies and convenience retail within the immediate neighborhood
  • Independent retail and specialty shops along Shaw's commercial streets
Parks and Recreation
  • Dunbar Recreation Center nearby in NW
  • Lincoln Park and neighborhood green spaces accessible by transit
  • Bikeshare access supports recreational riding throughout the city

Property Location

About 710 Q St NW

710 Q Street NW is a row house built in 1900, situated on one of Shaw’s established residential blocks in NW Washington. The home spans 1,671 square feet and is configured with three bedrooms, two full baths, and one half bath. The architecture reflects the late Victorian tradition common to DC’s historic row house stock, with the street-facing presence and vertical massing characteristic of the era.

Shaw is one of NW Washington’s most centrally located neighborhoods, positioned between Logan Circle to the west and the NoMa corridor to the east. The neighborhood’s main commercial streets offer a concentrated mix of restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and independent retail. Cultural anchors including the Howard Theatre and the 9:30 Club contribute to Shaw’s identity as one of DC’s most historically and culturally significant districts.

Daily life at 710 Q Street NW is shaped by Shaw’s walkability and transit access. The Green and Yellow Line Metro at Shaw-Howard University is nearby, and the neighborhood’s density of dining and retail options supports a car-optional routine. The surrounding blocks reflect the mix of historic row houses and newer development that defines Shaw’s current character, offering a street-level experience that is active without being overwhelming.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass represented the buyer in this Shaw row house transaction. Our team has worked extensively with buyers and sellers navigating the NW Washington row house market, including the active resale corridor that runs through Shaw, Logan Circle, and Columbia Heights. If you are considering a row house in Shaw or a comparable NW neighborhood, we welcome the opportunity to share recent comparables and our perspective on the current 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 Shaw, one of NW Washington’s most centrally positioned neighborhoods. Shaw sits between Logan Circle to the west and the NoMa corridor to the east, with strong transit access and a dense commercial streetscape along 7th and 9th Streets NW.
The Green and Yellow Lines are accessible at the Shaw-Howard University Metro station, which is nearby. The Mount Vernon Square station on the same lines provides an additional option, and the Red Line at Rhode Island Avenue-Brentwood is also reachable from this location.
The home spans 1,671 square feet and is configured with three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and one half bath. The layout follows the vertical, multi-level structure typical of DC row houses built in the late Victorian era.
710 Q Street NW was built in 1900, placing it within the generation of row houses that define Shaw’s historic streetscape. The construction reflects the late Victorian tradition common to NW Washington, with the massing and facade proportions characteristic of the era.
Parking details were not specified in the listing data for this property. Buyers interested in parking availability should consult the listing agent or conduct independent due diligence regarding on-site, alley, or permitted street parking options in the immediate area.
This is a fee-simple row house, and no HOA or condo association was indicated in the listing data. Buyers should confirm the absence of any recorded covenants or assessments during the title review process.
Shaw ranks among DC’s most walkable neighborhoods, with groceries, dining, coffee, and retail concentrated along nearby commercial corridors. The combination of Metro access and dense street-level amenities supports a car-optional daily routine for most residents.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has represented buyers and sellers in Shaw and across the NW Washington row house market. Reach out to discuss recent comparable sales, current inventory, and how our team can support your next transaction in this submarket.

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