1625 Eckington Pl NE #321, Washington, DC 20002
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OFF MARKET

$555,900

Trulia Estimate
as of Sep 1, 2026
  • 2 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 920 sqft
  • 2 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 920 sqft

1625 Eckington Pl NE #321, Washington, DC 20002

NoMa

Home Highlights

Property Type
Apartment
Living Area
920 sqft
Price/Sqft
$604
Parking
Garage

Local Information

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  • Schools1 Preschool School1 Elementary School1 Middle School1 High School
  • Shop & Eat
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Commute Destination

About this House

Welcome to 1625 Eckington, a sleek and contemporary condominium building constructed in 2021. This spacious one-bedroom plus large den, two-bath residence offers a modern layout and stylish finishes designed for easy city living. Residents enjoy top-tier amenities including a 24/7 front desk concierge, fitness center, and an incredible rooftop deck & lounge with a pool. With one garage parking space included in rent and a fantastic Eckington location close to dining, Metro, and neighborhood conveniences, this unit truly has it all. Welcome home!

Apartment Features:
Beautiful wide-plank hardwood flooring throughout
Entry foyer with coat closet
Open concept living space with tons of natural light from the oversized windows
Balcony off of living room overlooking the peaceful courtyard, perfect for your morning coffee
Designer kitchen with high-end Bosch appliances, quartz countertops and large island with bar seating
Primary bedroom with a large walk-through custom closet
Ensuite primary bathroom has dual access via bedroom closet and entry hallway
Sizable den/2nd bedroom (no window) has retractable doors and an ensuite bathroom
Washer/Dryer in unit

Building Features:
Rooftop residents lounge boasts grills, seating, and a pool
24/7 front desk concierge
State-of-the-art fitness center
Meeting room with fireplace

Parking:
One assigned garage parking space INCLUDED in rent.

Utilities:
Tenant is responsible for all utilities (gas, water, electric)

Lease Terms:
Available June 15. Minimum 12 month lease. Application fee is $35 and includes a credit check. Pets considered on a case-by-case basis pending approval by Owner. Security deposit equal to one month's rent due upon lease signing. Tenant is responsible for any applicable building move-in fees.

Location:
1625 Eckington has a great location, just a few blocks to Union Market, shopping, grocery, Metro (red line), and more. Within the same development you'll find Union Kitchen, Pop's Bagels and Deli, 1790 Coffee, the Bouldering Project and more. A quick walk to Trader Joes, REI, Red Bear Brewing Co and much more. Also convenient to all of the great restaurants in Bloomingdale including Big Bear Cafe, Red Hen, Pub & The People and Boundary Stone.
1625 Eckington Pl NE #321, Washington, DC 20002 is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 920 sqft apartment in NoMa. It last sold for $644,900 on Aug 16, 2021 (21,761% above the $2,950 asking price). More recently, it was listed as a rental in May 2026 with an asking price of $3,100 per month. That rental listing was removed on June 25, 2026. This property is not currently displayed as for sale or rent on Trulia. The Trulia Estimate is $555,900, with a rent estimate of $3,202/month.

Home Details for 1625 Eckington Pl NE #321

Interior Features

Heating & Cooling
Heating: Forced AirAir ConditioningCooling System: Central AirHeating Fuel: Forced Air
Appliances & Utilities
DryerWasher

Property Information

Property Type / Style
Property Type: Apartment

Rental Terms, Policies & Fees

Lease Term: Contact For Details

Exterior Features

Parking & Garage
GarageParking: Garage, On Site

Comparable Sales for 1625 Eckington Pl NE #321

Address
Distance
Property Type
Sold Price
Sold Date
Bed
Bath
Sqft
1625 Eckington Pl NE #Penthouse 315, Washington, DC
0.00
Apartment
$355,000
02/25/26
1
1
578 sqft
116 R St NE, Washington, DC
0.10
Apartment
$276,000
07/22/26
4
3
1,838 sqft
22 Todd Pl NE, Washington, DC
0.36
Apartment
$727,800
03/23/26
4
2
2,084 sqft
122 Bates St NW, Washington, DC
0.51
Apartment
$820,000
05/18/26
5
2
1,772 sqft
1147 4th St NE, Washington, DC
0.55
Apartment
$725,000
10/20/25
4
3
1,664 sqft
475 K St NW #809, Washington, DC
1.01
Apartment
$771,000
06/30/26
2
2
1,079 sqft
405 V St NE, Washington, DC
0.43
Apartment
$520,000
09/11/25
4
4
2,376 sqft
409 V St NE, Washington, DC
0.44
Apartment
$520,000
09/11/25
4
4
2,376 sqft
1905 2nd St NE, Washington, DC
0.24
Apartment
$1,320,000
12/08/25
4
4
2,944 sqft
401 V St NE, Washington, DC
0.43
Apartment
$520,000
09/11/25
4
4
2,666 sqft
Home facts updated by county records

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Rental Market Trends in Washington

Last updated Sep 2026
Trulia Rent Estimate$3,202/mo
Average rent
$2.5K
$5MoM
Available listings
5197
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Neighborhood Overview

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What Locals Say about NoMa

At least 42 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 89 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 84 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 77 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 74 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 65 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 62 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 60 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 50 % Say parking is easy

  • 48 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 47 % Say car is needed

  • 47 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 46 % Say it's quiet

  • 41 % Say there are community events

  • 33 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 29 % Say kids play outside

  • 21 % Say there's wildlife

Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.
  • Temoneytammy45
    "I see people walking their dog most buildings around here are dog friendly as a dog owner just pick your dog poop up"
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  • Miss.tiff2u
    "I’ve lived here for 2 years and plan to stay. It’s diverse, safe (except packages), and everything is in walking distance. "
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  • To Be Continued
    "Too much traffic coming in and out of eckington, too many side and back streets and hoods mixed in with private owned apartments, people of interest stealing cars and feces from dogs everywhere "
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  • chantele
    "Many outsiders, meaning tourist, that makes this place less safe. Many hotels and place that people will use but not maintain because they are not from here."
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  • Barry B.
    "Easy and short with plenty of public transportation available. Getting around is not an issue in the area. "
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  • Spindrift2323
    "Live in NoMa. Very quiet neighborhood with all the apartment buildings. Not a lot of families but a good base"
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  • Spindrift2323
    "I’ve lived here for 10 months. We love the quiet setting with all the access to DC and surrounding areas"
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  • Spindrift2323
    "Quiet neighborhood with nice proximity to grocery stores and public transportation with lots of good restaurants "
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  • Martin.O
    "Very nice, large apartment buildings for a reasonable price. The area is slowly growing with more restaurants and entertainment options in addition to nearby Union Market. The main downside is a large homeless community encampment on sidewalks under multiple bridges in the neighborhood. "
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  • Lauren U.
    "Usually there’s a farmers market every Sunday morning in the summer! Luckily it’s actually right outside my building "
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  • John R.
    "Every third person has a dog. Dog parks and amenities in all the buildings. There's even a dog salon in the works."
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  • Beneva D.
    "I live in an apartment building that plans events. I can’t speak for the homes in the neighborhoods. But seems nice enough since there’s a big school. There’s also plenty of bug buildings being built around and Eckington Yards will have a grocery store and retail spaces. Not necessarily community events but builds a possibility, I imagine for late 2020/2021"
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  • Derek ..
    "Convenient location. The neighborhood is loud with sirens especially at night. If you rent from a big box apartment complex, the city of DC does not give you a parking permit for your car. You will be required to pay for parking at your apartment building ($180 a month). "
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  • DC ..
    "Easy commute to the metro. It’s not always safe especially at night. Lots of sirens. NoMa area needs more police presence. The bike lanes aren’t safe either. I was struck by a car that fled the seen. The area businesses and apartments do not record with cameras. "
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  • Brandon S.
    "It is easy to commute around DC around area. I commute out to Arlington from DC and I can also get to u street or cap hill using the 90 or 92 bus"
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  • Daniel M.
    "Stay at home during the night, this neighborhood is very dangerous. Don’t recommend staying in this area"
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  • Stephen H.
    "Gaps in redevelopment contribute to pockets of high area vehicle crime and harassment by those seeking handouts, often when alone or very late. Ladies please walk together. Overall, the neighborhood is clean and inviting."
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  • Cristina J.
    "Right near the metro. Easy commute to silver spring! Great commute. Scooters, Uber’s, metro all accessible. "
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  • Ngan
    "Great neighborhood but it’s mostly all apartment buildings so if you’re looking for a family style home, this probably isn’t where I’d recommend settling in."
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  • Zach H.
    "I’ve lived in the area for about 2 years and it’s great. First neighborhood in DC I’ve ever lived in. Everyone is friendly and it’s nice and quiet "
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  • Jessica G.
    "I walk from my apartment to the train each morning when it is dark outside and feel safe walking to and from. "
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  • Madirosedesign
    "Up and Coming, young professionals mixed with all age groups, lots to do a little expensive but worth it"
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  • Madeleine V. A.
    "I walk to work as I work in downtown, but I have great access to two major metro stations. Also Uber’s are very accessible "
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  • Mj12su
    "Great and inclusive neighborhood for any type of resident! Close to Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s as well as all the entertainment on H St."
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  • Amaryllis a.
    "Near supermarkets, Union station and H street corridor. This is a good, diverse neighborhood where you can walk to pretty much anything!"
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  • scottpointer
    "Dupont quality historic Victorian, Eckington prices - fantastic location - Harris teeter nearby, cafe's, bike trail, transport - great community spirit - this home and neighborhood have it all."
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Price and Tax history

DateEventPrice
Jun 25, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
ListingRemoved
$2,950
Jun 20, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
PriceChange
$2,950
Price decreased by 5%
May 14, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
Listed For Rent
$3,100
Aug 16, 2021
Source: Bright MLS #DCDC492250
Sold
$644,900
Apr 4, 2021
Source: Bright MLS #DCDC492250
Pending
$599,900

Frequently asked questions about 1625 Eckington Pl NE #321

  • What is 1625 Eckington Pl NE #321 estimated to be worth?
    Trulia's estimated value for 1625 Eckington Pl NE #321 in Washington, DC is $555,900.
  • What is the price history for 1625 Eckington Pl NE #321?
    1625 Eckington Pl NE #321 in Washington, DC last sold for $644,900 in August 2021.
  • Is Washington a buyer's or seller's market?
    Washington is currently a balanced market, based on recent for-sale activity.
  • What's the median sale price in Washington?
    The median sale price in Washington is $669K. That is down $1.33K from the prior month.
  • Does 1625 Eckington Pl NE #321 have air conditioning?
    Yes, 1625 Eckington Pl NE #321 in Washington, DC has air conditioning.
  • Does 1625 Eckington Pl NE #321 have laundry facilities?
    Yes, 1625 Eckington Pl NE #321 in Washington, DC has in-unit laundry.

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