This well-maintained home will delight most buyers. End of the row, double the lot. This 1931 brick rowhouse offers something the block simply doesn't have: room to breathe and room to grow.
As an end-of-row home, light arrives from three sides rather than two. Original hardwood, solid brick and stone construction, and the era's generous ceiling heights give the house its bones.
The oversized rear parcel is the headline. Zoned RF-1 and outside any historic district, the property offers unusual latitude for a future addition, rear deck, garden, or additional off-street parking.
This location puts you between two worlds: the restaurants and retail of the H Street corridor to the north, and the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail, Kingman Island, and Langston Golf Course to the east. Stadium-Armory Metro serves the Blue, Orange, and Silver lines. The RFK campus redevelopment , a 65,000 seat stadium with 5,000–6,500 planned residences, parks, and neighborhood retail is now under construction approximately two blocks east.
