1926 Quincy Street NE
Washington, DC 20018

First open Sunday! Welcome to the city suburbs! Michigan Park offers the best of both worlds: the vibrance of city living combined with the tranquility of tree-lined streets and well-maintained homes featuring classic District architecture. The neighborhood provides easy access to green spaces, parks, and convenient routes to both downtown and highways. 1926 Quincy is a classic 1934 brick colonial with a charming front porch, hardwood floors, and a bonus fourth-floor conditioned loft space. This home has been thoughtfully maintained and offers nearly 2,000 square feet across four finished levels. The walk-out basement includes a large storage area beneath the porch, a shed, and a fully fenced backyard with an off-street parking pad and spacious concrete and paver patioâperfect for entertaining. The formal dining room has chair molding and multiple exposures for the timeless character of living in a DC colonial with defined spaces. Work from home in multiple areas, including a bonus 4th bedroom in the basement or the 4th level loft. The wood-burning fireplace provides warmth in the winter, and the original oak hardwood floors on the upper two levels add to the home's charm. The efficient kitchen features stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, and 42-inch cabinets. The entire upper level has been transformed from an attic into an expansive, climate-controlled bonus space with custom built-in storage. Michigan Park is ideal for buyers seeking more space while staying close to amenities like the Brookland Metro, just under 2 miles away. The neighborhood strikes a balance between peaceful living and proximity to the growing Rhode Island Avenue corridor, offering cafes, restaurants, and future commercial development. Shopping and daily needs are easily accessible nearby, including Riggs Park, Fort Totten, Mount Rainier, Hyattsville, Fort Lincoln, and Takoma Park. With multiple parking options, including a fenced-in concrete drive and ample street parking, this home offers suburban convenience in the city.