1625 1st St NE, Washington, DC, 20002

Welcome to the vibrant Eckington neighborhood, iconic for its wide tree lined streets, sidewalks, and amazing array of 1900 Queen Anne style row houses with ornate facades. This quadrant is steeped in DC history. || 1625 1st Street NE is a gorgeous end-row unit on a corner (intersection of 1st St and Quincy Place), with an asymmetric façade, squared bay windows, 9’-10’ ceilings, tall windows in every room, a wide front porch, a fenced wrap around garden, a fenced rear terrace, and a parking pad. || The property is a duplex with a 2022 legal/certificate of occupancy lower-level apartment, and it is separately metered. Extra income stream or extra space- use the unit as you wish! || Main house is 1800SF+ and includes the updated main level (10’ ceilings), updated second level (9’+ ceilings), and attic with roof access. Enter the home into the gracious foyer accented by a chandelier, a period staircase, and a coat closet. To the right of the foyer is a spacious Queen Anne style living room with a deep squared alcove, original pocket doors, and original mantel and fireplace. To the left of the foyer is a wide galley Chef’s kitchen (stainless steel appliances, solid surface counters, LED lighting), and a dining room/family room combo with an original mantel and fireplace. Laundry and full bathroom are accessible from the family room. Kitchen opens to the rear terrace for ease of outdoor entertainment. The second floor offers a spacious primary bedroom with a deep squared alcove and ensuite bathroom, two additional well-proportioned bedrooms, a shared hall full bathroom and hall storage closets. 2024 HVAC, 2022 hot water heater, and original hardwood floors throughout the house except kitchen, laundry, and bathrooms. || Apartment (2022) is a 900SF lower level (8’ceilings) one-bedroom apartment with private access through the rear yard. The apartment is an English basement style with natural light, and it has an open floor plan. Kitchen is well appointed with stainless steel appliances, a copper sink in large floating island, and there is ample space for a comfortable entertainment area and a dining table. The bedroom is generous with a walk-in closet, full sized dryer and dryer. A full bath with tub/shower completes this space. HVAC- electric, on-demand hot water system || Come and wander through the neighborhood. The Eckington Place NE redevelopment area is a block away offering Union Kitchen, Eckington Hall, DC Cooking School, Bouldering Project, Qualia Coffee and more. Flea Market is open Saturdays through 5/4, 11am - 4pm. Your dog(s) will enjoy the local dog park. || This property is conveniently located to North Capital St, and it is adjacent to the Bloomingdale and NOMA neighborhoods, offering a rich, dynamic, and eclectic lifestyle within a short walk from the house. Discover the Edgewood Recreation Center, McKinley Tech High School, Howard University and Gallaudet University. Use the Metropolitan Branch Trail (MBT) to enjoy the Union Market District, the Ivy City Food Hall, the Bryant Street Market Food Hall, the City-State Brewing Company, to name a few of the amazing local experiences. || Redline: NOMA-Gallaudet U New York Ave (.6 miles from house) and Rhode Island Ave-Brentwood (1.2 miles from house) || Walk score: 88 Bike score: 94