1851 3rd Street NW, Washington, DC 20001

Description

Welcome to 1851 3rd Street NW — a charming brick rowhome in historic LeDroit Park featuring a rare private two-car garage with direct interior access, seamlessly blending classic architectural detail with thoughtful modern upgrades.

A freshly updated and expansive front porch creates a warm first impression and extends your living space outdoors. Inside, exposed brick, elegant columns, and hardwood floors set the tone. The sun-filled living and dining areas flow effortlessly, creating a layout that lives comfortably and efficiently.

The updated kitchen balances charm and functionality with classic checkerboard flooring, stainless steel appliances, gas cooking, and a generously sized pantry. Recent improvements include a new stove and microwave (2022), refrigerator (2024), dishwasher (2025), and water heater (2024). Just beyond, a spacious rear porch offers ideal space for outdoor dining, grilling, and entertaining.

Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms and two updated full baths provide flexibility for family living or guest space. The primary suite features an expanded closet for enhanced storage, an ensuite bath, and abundant natural light.

The lower level offers additional versatile living space — perfect for guests, a home office, gym, or media room — along with a half bath and dedicated laundry area.

The oversized two-car garage, accessed via a private one-way alley and connected directly to the home, is an exceptional and highly coveted D.C. amenity offering convenience, security, and long-term value.

Located just over a mile from the White House and a 10-minute walk to the Shaw Metro, with bus lines steps away, this home offers seamless access throughout the city. Enjoy leisurely strolls to neighborhood favorites like The Red Hen, Big Bear Cafe, and the Bloomingdale Farmers Market, along with nearby parks, playgrounds, and local schools in this vibrant, community-oriented neighborhood.

Historic charm, rare parking, and unmatched walkability — all in one of D.C.’s most beloved neighborhoods.