Petworth

Petworth is well served by Washington’s Metro.

Welcome to Petworth

There are many neighborhoods to see when purchasing a new home in Washington DC. If you want the best in urban living you owe it to yourself to check out Petworth.

Petworth is noted for its brick row houses that were constructed during the 1920s and 30s by the DJ Dunigan Company and Cafritz builders. The area is located in the northwest quadrant of Washington DC. The boundaries are generally accepted as N. Capitol Street to the east, Rock Creek Church Road to the south, Georgia Avenue to the west and Kennedy Street Northwest to the north. 

Petworth is well served by Washington’s Metro. Both the green line and yellow line serve the area. As of 2021, the population of Petworth was just under 70,000 people. Most live in single-family dwellings and townhomes.

The areas well served by Washington DC schools and there are variety of activities for children both during school and afterward in the community. A variety of community organizations provide programs and opportunities for children of all ages.

A largely middle-class community, Petworth plays host to a large and diverse population with a large number of people coming from Jamaica and the West Indies. This lends to interesting ethnic dining and strengthens Petworth’s reputation as diverse neighborhood.

Petworth has and continues to add unique restaurants, bars, & shops that all have a special neighborhood feel. The Magpie & The Tiger, Cinder BBQ, Little Coco's, & Timber Pizza are a few notable mentions.
 
 

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Commercial storefront with a bright yellow awning and signs for a bar and grill and a salon. Blue-brick Petworth Citizen storefront beside a colorful Petworth mural. Petworth streetscape with red-brick apartment buildings, leafy trees, and a bus on the road. Colorful Petworth mural on a brick wall beside a neighborhood street. Slim's diner at night, with glowing windows and signs for pancakes, coffee, and milkshakes. Petworth streetscape with neighborhood storefronts, leafy trees, and cars parked along the curb. Petworth storefronts with colorful awnings beneath a large leafy street tree. Brick fire station with red bay doors, a fire truck, and a firefighter at the entrance. Petworth neighborhood storefronts, including Upshur Street Books and Petworth Citizen Reading Room. Mixed-use brick building with a Safeway and Starbucks at the Randolph Street corner. Petworth street with a modern brick building, CVS pharmacy, and a red-and-white city bus. Petworth sidewalk with Hank’s Cocktail Bar patio seating and storefronts. POW POW restaurant storefront with a clear geodesic dining dome on its sidewalk patio. Taqueria del Barrio storefront with colorful window banners and a sidewalk menu sign. Timber Pizza Co storefront with a raised patio and decorative metal railing. Cinder Neighborhood Barbecue in a tan brick corner building with wraparound windows. Georgia Avenue storefronts in Petworth, including Reynolds liquor store and a neighboring Ethiopian restaurant. Pantry Thai, sushi, bar and market storefront with outdoor seating and planters. Pantry Thai, sushi, bar, and market storefront with outdoor patio seating. Georgia Ave-Petworth station entrance beside a large metal leaf sculpture. Reliable Tavern storefront at 3655 Georgia Avenue, with signs for wine, cocktails, and beer. Pho Viet USA storefront with a pink striped awning and an illuminated OPEN sign. Petworth street mural with bright red dots surrounding a colorful abstract composition. Petworth mural in bright geometric street art on a brick wall. Timber Pizza Co storefront with fenced outdoor patio seating. Himitsu restaurant storefront and patio seating beside Dannie’s Carry-Out. Neighborhood bar with a fenced outdoor patio and colorful storefronts next door. Red Capital Bikeshare bicycles docked beside a brick sidewalk at a commercial street intersection. Petworth mural depicting musicians, instruments, a dancer, and flowers on a white building. Centeno's Restaurant Bar & Pizza storefront with a tiled awning and accessibility ramp. Kennedy Street sign on a Petworth sidewalk, with neighborhood storefronts and parked cars. Soup Up soup bar storefront with outdoor seating and neighboring shops on a brick-lined city block. Dark green brick storefront with large windows and cider-and-beer signage between neighboring buildings. CVS Pharmacy storefront with a curved corner facade and red-framed windows.

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