No. 2413 is an end unit that borders the passageway to Snows Court. This house was part of a group (Nos. 2413-2419) that were built by Duvall and Marr in 1885. All of the houses originally had two bays and two and half stories. The house features a flat front and transom over door. In 1890, Thomas Alexander owned four row houses from 2413 - 2419 I St.

In March 2025, construction began to add five new exterior windows facing the passageway. The upper exterior wall is two bricks deep, and lower part of the wall where window wells are located are three bricks in depth. In April 2025, a false brick wall was discovered on the lower rear level. Behind the wall, an area of approximately 10' x 10' was discovered. This area was filled to the top with dirt, bricks, and debris. A vintage 1940s glass milk bottle was discovered, Thompsons Dairy.