1331 T Street Nw Washington, DC 20009

Two separately metered residences, two off-street parking spaces, and private outdoor space for each home. Built in 1900, this 18-foot-wide, fee-simple brick rowhouse at 1331 T Street NW offers approximately 3,309 finished square feet just off the 14th Street corridor. Unit A is leased at $7,700 per month through January 31, 2027, and Unit B is vacant, giving the next owner the flexibility to move into Unit B while collecting rent from Unit A or lease both residences. Across four levels, the main level has a full bath and a powder room. The first upper level has one bedroom and a full bath, and the second upper level has three bedrooms and a full bath. The lower level has two bedrooms and a full bath. Each residence also has a den that can serve as a home office or reading room. The renovated upper residence features high ceilings, hardwood floors, recessed lighting, and tall windows that bring natural light into the open living and dining areas. A decorative fireplace anchors the living space, and the kitchen offers quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and ample cabinetry. The residence also features a walk-in closet, a skylit den, and a bathroom with dual vanities. The lower residence retains its classic character, with oversized windows and a decorative fireplace in the open living and dining area. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances and an island for casual dining and entertaining. A walk-in closet adds storage, and the spacious den offers room for a home office, media room, or hobby space. Unit A opens to a private balcony, and Unit B has a covered rear porch. A shared covered front porch offers another place to sit outside, and the driveway accommodates two vehicles. The property has central air, and each residence has its own washer and dryer. With a Walk Score of 99, the home is close to the U Street Metro, Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, Le Diplomate, and Landmark Atlantic Plumbing Cinema, with Logan Circle and Dupont Circle within easy reach. Some photos may be virtually staged