1365 Talbert Ter SE, Washington, DC 20020

Buyer refused to negotiate in good faith. This is meant for you, don't wait, again. Charming, Updated 2BR Rowhome with Basement in Anacostia — 1365 Talbert Terrace SE, Washington, DC 20020. Welcome home to 1365 Talbert Terrace SE, an inviting 2-bedroom, 1-bath brick rowhouse tucked away on a quiet, tree-lined street in the heart of historic Anacostia. This **end-unit gem** offers classic DC charm with thoughtful updates and a strong sense of community. Originally built in 1943 and tastefully remodeled in 2018, this home features hardwood floors throughout, a sunny and functional floor plan, and a spacious partially finished basement with both interior and exterior access—ideal for storage, a creative workspace, or additional living space. The updated kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and plenty of cabinet space, while the open-concept living and dining areas create the perfect flow for everyday living and entertaining. Upstairs, you'll find two well-sized bedrooms with great natural light and a full bathroom with updated finishes. Step out back to enjoy a private fenced backyard, perfect for gardening, grilling, or relaxing after a long day. The off-street parking adds rare convenience, and the end-unit location offers just a bit more privacy and light. 🌟 Highlights include: - 1,125 total sq ft including finished basement - Central air & forced-air heating - Built-up roof, brick exterior, and solid colonial design - Situated on a 1,514 sq ft lot - Walkable to Anacostia Park, Skyland Town Center, and Busboys & Poets - Quick access to I-295, Suitland Parkway, and Anacostia Metro (Green Line) Whether you're a first-time buyer, investor, or someone looking to build long-term wealth in a neighborhood rich with history and poised for continued growth, this is your opportunity to own a slice of DC with easy access to downtown, Capitol Hill, and Navy Yard. Located in Ward 8’s Barry Farm community, this home is close to local schools, Fort Stanton Park trails, and the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site. You’re buying into more than just a property—you’re becoming part of a tight-knit, resilient, and rising neighborhood.