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"If I Had $2 Million" Listing: Renovated Chevy Chase Colonial With Spectacular Bedroom Suite

  • March 26th 2010

by Mark Wellborn

"If I Had $2 Million" Listing: Renovated Chevy Chase Colonial With Spectacular Bedroom Suite: Figure 1

For this week’s If I Had $2 Million listing, we head up to Chevy Chase DC where a five-bedroom renovated colonial has just hit the market. The entire home has undergone a pretty extensive renovation, including a very high-end new kitchen, but the real draw of this home is the top-floor bedroom suite. Located on the third floor, the suite was designed by DC-based interior designer Darryl Carter with high ceilings, plenty of light and most importantly, a large amount of square footage. In our humble opinion, this is one of the biggest selling points of the home. More details and photos below.

"If I Had $2 Million" Listing: Renovated Chevy Chase Colonial With Spectacular Bedroom Suite: Figure 2
Dining Room

"If I Had $2 Million" Listing: Renovated Chevy Chase Colonial With Spectacular Bedroom Suite: Figure 3
Kitchen

"If I Had $2 Million" Listing: Renovated Chevy Chase Colonial With Spectacular Bedroom Suite: Figure 4
Family and Living Rooms

"If I Had $2 Million" Listing: Renovated Chevy Chase Colonial With Spectacular Bedroom Suite: Figure 5
Master Bedroom

  • Address: 3715 Morrison Street NW (map)
  • Price: $1,995,000
  • Bedrooms: Five
  • Bathrooms: 3.5
  • For the full listing, click here.

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