5416 N Capitol St NW, Washington, DC, 20011

About This Home

This 100-year-old Craftsman-style residence in Manor Park offers a rare convergence of architectural integrity, substantive square footage, and outdoor space that rarely exists at this price point within city limits. The deep covered front porch announces the home's era with quiet confidence. Inside, original hardwood floors extend through a sunlit main level where the proportions and trim details of the period remain intact. The living and dining room are anchored by built-in shelving and a wood-burning fireplace. More than just a period detail, the fireplace is a genuine centerpiece that the current owners rely on throughout the winter months. This area flows beautifully into the fully renovated kitchen that features dark espresso and white cabinetry, stainless appliances, and a custom banquette, honoring the home's character while meeting every modern expectation. The entire south side of the main floor is given over to two generously sized bedrooms, each with its own full bathroom. The front bedroom captures beautiful natural light and would serve equally well as a primary suite, a home office, or a formal guest room. Upstairs, the recently renovated bedroom suite offers double-sink vanity, arched ceilings, and light from three exposures. The result is a home with two compelling candidates for a primary suite and the freedom to configure the remaining bedrooms around how you actually live. The lower level warrants particular attention. Fully finished and thoughtfully configured, it currently functions as four distinct spaces: a generous family room with abundant natural light from above-grade windows; a dedicated crafts and activity room; a private guest suite with its own full bathroom; and a separate home office with direct access to the back yard. A large laundry room completes the level. Whether the need is multigenerational living, long-term guest accommodation, or simply the kind of flexible square footage that growing households require, this lower level delivers without compromise. The grounds are mature and curated: hydrangeas, lilacs, and established flowering trees frame the property across multiple seasons, providing the kind of landscaping depth that takes years to achieve. A sweeping backyard gives way to a 761-square-foot deck built for serious outdoor living. Three off-street parking spaces are secured behind a private fence. A large detached storage structure provides ample utility. Solar panels convey. Positioned on a primary corridor, this address offers commuters and frequent travelers seamless access to the District's major arteries in either direction.