421 10th Street Ne, Washington, DC, 2002

Set on a quiet, tree-lined street in Capitol Hill, this rare semi-detached row house offers scale, flexibility, and secure parking that is increasingly hard to find in the neighborhood. Meticulously updated over the past few years, the home blends historic character with thoughtful modern upgrades throughout.

The main living spaces feature exposed brick, hardwood floors, and custom wall coverings, creating warmth and texture while maintaining a clean, cohesive feel. The kitchen is a true centerpiece, anchored by a large island with seating and storage, stainless steel appliances, and striking two-tone cabinetry. Oversized pendant lighting and an open sightline to the living and dining areas make the space well suited for both daily living and entertaining.

Upstairs, the bedroom layout is efficient and well proportioned, with ample closet space and updated baths. The home’s semi-detached position allows for added light and separation that is rarely available on the Hill.

The lower level is a fully legal accessory unit with its own Certificate of Occupancy, currently renting for $2,100 per month. It includes a full kitchen with island, a bedroom, full bathroom, and a walkout staircase, making it ideal for rental income, guest space, or extended living flexibility.

Out back, two secure parking spaces are accessed from the alley and complemented by a pergola-covered outdoor area, offering a private extension of the living space.

Conveniently located near Union Station, Maketto, Milk & Honey, and a wide range of Capitol Hill dining and retail, this is a unique opportunity to own a semi-detached home with parking, income potential, and long-term versatility in one of DC’s most established neighborhoods.