$100K PRICE REDUCTION! Rarely available duplex in historic Capitol Hill. Both units are 1 bedroom / 1 bath and individually metered for gas and electric. Unit 1 is leased for $1,886/month and unit 2 is vacant, ready for an owner-occupant. The building has individual central air in both units, upgraded kitchens and baths, solid hardwood flooring, and historical charm dating back to the early 20th century. Laundry room in basement. On-street parking, no alley access. The property has a 96 walk score, 89 transit score, and 96 bike score. It's located 0.4mi from Whole Foods and the H Street Corridor, 0.4mi from Union Station, and 0.2mi from Stanton Park.
Multi-familyProperty Type
1890Year Built
698 sq ftLot Size
$332Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Stefan Rosu• Keller Williams Capital Properties
Stanton Park, located between Union Station and H Street NE, is a historic and residential Washington, DC neighborhood with brick rowhouses and leafy park blocks. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Stanton Park green at 5th St NE and Massachusetts Ave NE, where dog walkers, stroller loops, and bench-sitters share the paths. Capitol Hill Books and the Atlas Performing Arts Center serve as cultural pillars, with Toki Underground adding a cult-favorite dining stop nearby. Architecture leans Victorian and early-20th-century, with painted cornices and deep front stoops. Side streets stay quiet, while H Street’s dining and nightlife energy brushes the northern edge. Metro and Amtrak activity at Union Station frames the west side with a steady city pulse.
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Offer insights
331 E St NE · $699,000
$698K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $698K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
140 days
The average home goes pending in 100 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
100.6%
Most homes are selling 1% above list price.
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Property details
Exterior
Finance
Exterior
Home design
Interior townhouse/rowhouse
Parking
On-street parking
Construction
Brick construction
Slab foundation
Utilities
Forced-air heating with natural gas
Central air conditioning with electric cooling
Natural gas hot water
Public water
Public sewer
Financial info
Two one-bedroom units
One of two units leased
Electricity and solar
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The purposes of the Capitol Interest Residential Flat (RF-1/CAP) zone are to: Promote and protect the public health, safety, and general welfare of the U.S. Capitol precinct and the area adjacent to this jurisdiction, in a manner consistent with the goals and mandates of the United States Congress in Title V of the Legislative Branch Appropriation Act, 1976 (Master Plan for Future Development of the Capitol Grounds and Related Areas), approved July 25, 1975 (Pub. L. No. 94-59, 89 Stat. 288), and in accordance with the plan submitted to the Congress pursuant to the Act; Reflect the importance of and provide sufficient controls for the area adjacent to the U.S. Capitol; Provide particular controls for properties adjacent to the U.S. Capitol precinct and the area adjacent to this jurisdiction, having a well-recognized general public interest; and Restrict some of the permitted uses to reduce the possibility of harming the U.S. Capitol precinct and the area adjacent to this jurisdiction.
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Capitol Interest
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Agriculture
Religious facility
Healthcare
Housing-Single unit
Housing-Multiple units
Housing-Student
Public service
Educational/school
Library
Recreation
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