401 M STREET, Washington, DC 20002

Please submit your offer by COB Wednesday 8/5/2026. This home is ready to be thoughtfully restored, renovated, or reimagined. A renovation will be needed. Welcome to 401 M Street NE, a rare opportunity to own a historic Victorian in the heart of Washington, DC’s highly sought-after NoMa neighborhood. Built in 1890 and proudly held by the same family since 1928, this timeless residence offers a unique blend of historic character, exceptional location, and remarkable investment potential. Situated on a generously sized lot, this approximately 2, 097-square-foot home showcases many of its original architectural details, including soaring estimated 10+ foot ceilings, elegant bay windows, abundant natural light, and a classic fireplace that adds warmth and character to the main living space. Rich with history and craftsmanship, this home is ready to be thoughtfully restored, renovated, or reimagined. The property is zoned RF-1 which can be converted into a 2 unit by right and features a separate English basement entrance with approximately 7-foot basement ceiling clearance, presenting exciting possibilities for renovation, reconfiguration, or future value-add opportunities, subject to buyer verification, zoning regulations, and applicable permitting requirements. Additional highlights include a detached garage, private driveway parking, and the flexibility to transform this classic DC property into something truly exceptional. Perfectly positioned in one of Washington’s fastest-growing neighborhoods, you’re just a three-minute walk to the NoMa–Gallaudet Metro Station and moments from Union Market, Trader Joe’s, Harris Teeter, La Colombe, Starbucks, acclaimed restaurants, boutique shopping, new luxury hotels, and the vibrant lifestyle that has made NoMa one of the city’s premier destinations. Whether you’re an investor, developer, or buyer searching for a signature restoration project in an unbeatable location, opportunities like this are increasingly rare. Own a piece of Washington, DC history while investing in the future of one of its most dynamic and desirable neighborhoods.