Washington, District of Columbia
Anacostia Homes for Sale
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15 homes
Avg $426,077
Market Overview
Anacostia Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Anacostia, DC
15
Active Listings
$426K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$104,950
To
$799,000
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About Anacostia Real Estate
Anacostia sits in the southeastern section of Washington, District of Columbia, and is known for its residential character and mix of long-time residents and newer arrivals. Many households choose the area for its proximity to the Anacostia River and access to downtown via multiple transit options. Daily life tends to center around local parks, small commercial strips, and community spaces that support both quiet routines and occasional neighborhood events. The area offers a range of everyday amenities including grocery stores, casual dining spots, and recreational facilities that serve residents without requiring frequent travel across the city. Families are generally served by the local public school district, with some households also considering nearby private or charter options. Housing in Anacostia consists primarily of row houses, detached single-family homes, and smaller multifamily buildings that reflect several decades of construction. At the time of this writing, the neighborhood shows 15 active listings with an average price near $426,000, and homes currently range from the low $100,000s to the upper $700,000s.
Average listing price: $426,077 · 15 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are 15 homes listed for sale in Anacostia right now, with prices averaging about $426,000. The active inventory spans from roughly $105,000 up to $799,000, giving buyers a range of price points depending on property size and condition.
Many households in Anacostia include families who value the neighborhood’s residential streets and local parks. Students attend schools within the District of Columbia public system, and some families supplement with charter or private options nearby.
Portions of Anacostia feature commercial corridors where residents can reach shops, restaurants, and services on foot. Transit connections also make it practical to reach other parts of the city without a car for many trips.
The housing stock is largely made up of row houses and detached single-family homes, along with some smaller multifamily buildings. This variety means buyers can often find both compact and larger floor plans within the current listings.
Several parks and green spaces are located within or near the neighborhood, offering places for recreation and outdoor activities. Residents often use these areas for walking, sports, and community gatherings.