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Classic DC charm, outdoor space, and a River Terrace location with so much on the horizon. Welcome to 121 33rd Street NE, a classic brick home on a picturesque corner lot in River Terrace, one of Northeast DC’s established residential communities near the Anacostia River. Built in 1942, this traditional home offers 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, and approximately 1,373 square feet of living space. The main level features the kitchen, living and dining areas, and a convenient powder room. Upstairs, you will find two bedrooms and a full bathroom, while the fully finished lower level provides additional living space, a laundry room, and flexibility for everyday living. Additional highlights include a roof replaced in 2024 and exterior cameras already installed. The low maintenance rear yard adds valuable versatility and can be styled for outdoor dining, a private outdoor retreat, or off street parking. One of the things that makes this location special is the neighborhood feel and access to green space. River Terrace Park, the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail, and historic Langston Golf Course are nearby, offering access to outdoor recreation, community amenities, and miles of trails throughout the city. Located along Benning Road NE, Langston Golf Course is an 18 hole course recognized for its African American golf heritage. You are also close to the future RFK redevelopment area, where plans include a new stadium, retail, restaurants, recreation, housing, improved river access, and other community focused investments over time. Whether you are looking for your first home, a DC address with outdoor space, or an opportunity in a neighborhood with long term upside, 121 33rd Street NE is one to keep on your list.
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