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1400 Longfellow St NW #T1, Washington, DC 20011
Sold for $468,000
1400 Longfellow St NW #T1, Washington, DC 20011
Sold for $468,000
1400 Longfellow St NW #T1, Washington, DC 20011
1400 Longfellow St NW #T1, Washington, DC 20011
1400 Longfellow St NW #T1, Washington, DC 20011
1400 Longfellow St NW #T1, Washington, DC 20011

1400 Longfellow St NW #T1 Washington, DC 20011

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$468,000

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Beds
3
Baths
3
Sqft
1,200
Year
1978
Close Date
Nov 14, 2024
Property Type
Residential
Sub Type
Per Square Foot
$390
Date Listed
Oct 7, 2024

Description of 1400 Longfellow St NW #T1, Washington, DC 20011

Listing details for 1400 Longfellow St NW #T1, Washington, DC 20011 : This garden level three bedroom and two and a half bathroom condo sits on a convenient corner in 16th Street Heights across from Morelands Tavern, a weekend farmers market, bus routes and a short distance to Rock Creek Park and numerous commuting routes. The expansive condo has windows on three sides, refinished hardwood flooring, updated kitchen and a recently replaced HVAC unit (2022).
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Listing Updated : 10-10-2026 at 7:12 AM EDT
Listing Provided By : Stuart N Naranch, 2022978810, [email protected], Redfin Corp

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DateEventPrice
11/14/2024
Sold
$468,000
$390/sqft
Source:Bright MLS #DCDC2162046
10/7/2024
Listed for sale
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Source:Bright MLS #DCDC2162046
12/15/2017
Sold
$383,000
$319/sqft
Source:Bright MLS #1000124181
7/10/2017
Listed for sale
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Source:Bright MLS #1000124181

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