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1738 1ST STREET NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20001

$1,025,000
Experience the quintessential Bloomingdale lifestyle in this grand, four-level Victorian masterpiece, perfectly positioned at the heart of the historic neighborhood--just steps from the iconic Red Hen and Big Bear Cafe. Merging historic soul with modern efficiency, this bay-front residence boasts over 2,700 square feet of curated living space (plus 400 Sq. Ft. in the upper attic), featuring original carved mantels, soaring ceilings, and a dramatic turning staircase. Step into history with unique architectural details, including a meticulously preserved historic 1900's mosaic floors and entrance hallway walls with rhomboid geometric pattern, a sophisticated nod to the home's Victorian roots, providing a durable and artistic foundation that seamlessly blends with the property's modern upgrades. The main residence offers a flexible 4-bedroom layout plus a massive, sunbathed attic--a versatile "bonus level" ideal for a creative studio, quiet home office, or expansive playroom. Beyond the aesthetics, the home is a savvy financial asset: the fully separated 1-BR English Basement (complete with C of O) provides immediate, reliable rental income from established tenants who wish to remain. Thoughtfully maintained with a focus on longevity, this home offers the rare trifecta of preserved historic character, turnkey convenience, and significant built-in equity. Step outside to your private, fenced rear sanctuary--the perfect urban escape for al fresco dining or weekend gardening. With a stellar 91 Walk Score, you are moments from the Sunday Farmers Market, Shaw/Howard Metro, and the highly anticipated Reservoir District development. Whether you are looking for a grand primary residence with a mortgage-offsetting rental or a high-performing addition to your portfolio, this is an unparalleled opportunity to own in one of DC's most storied and dynamic enclaves.

5
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2,776 Sq.Ft. LIVING AREA

1,419 Sq.Ft. lot

Dylan White

Dylan White

Features & Amenities

Interior

  • total bedrooms5
  • Total bathrooms3
  • full bathrooms2
  • half bathroom1
  • Laundry room Upper Floor, Basement
  • Fireplace Gas/Propane
  • APPLIANCES Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Washer, Stove, Microwave, Refrigerator
  • other interior Features Floor Plan - Traditional, Formal/Separate Dining Room, Wood Floors

Area & Lot

  • Status Sold
  • Date Sold April 16, 2026
  • Living Area2,776 Sq.Ft.
  • Total Area2,776 Sq.Ft.
  • Lot Area1,419 Sq.Ft.
  • MLS® IDDCDC2246428
  • TypeTownhouse
  • YEAR BUILT1900
  • Architecture StylesVictorian
  • View DescriptionCity
  • School DistrictDISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Exterior

  • STORIES4
  • water SourcePublic
  • PoolNo Pool
  • parkingOn Street
  • HEAT TYPEHot Water
  • AIR CONDITIONINGCentral A/C
  • sewerPublic Sewer
  • SubstructureBrick/Mortar
  • Disability FeaturesNone

Financial

  • Sales Price$1,025,000
  • Real Estate Tax $10,222/yr
  • Zoning RESIDENTIAL

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