$350,000 Above Asking in Woodley Park
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This installment of Above Asking revisits three listings recently featured in UrbanTurf, including a home that sold in Woodley Park at a $350,000 premium.
A Nearly $90,000 Premium for an Arlington Four-Bedroom
This four-bedroom, with its wraparound porch, was on the market for just under a week before a buyer snapped it up for $90,000 above the original asking price. Past the foyer with its decorative fireplace, the living room has a ceiling that pitches above a gas fireplace splitting the dining area and the family room. The kitchen has a pantry wall above stainless steel drawers, and the two-sided staircase eventually leads up to a top-level bonus room with a desk nook and beadboard walls beneath a cove ceiling. The house also has a rear deck, a lower level rec room, and a detached garage.
- Full Listing: 23 W Cedar Street (map)
- List Price: $1,295,000
- Sales Price: $1,383,000
- Bedrooms: Four
- Bathrooms: Two
- Square Feet: 2,796
- Year Built: 1918
- Listing Agent: Sue Goodhart, Compass
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$55,000 Above Asking for an Arlington Bungalow
Five days after hitting the market in March, this Arlington bungalow found a buyer willing to pay a $55,000 premium on the original list price. The home has a quaint front porch along with an extensive back deck. A garage on the property could serve as a workspace, gym, or office. UrbanTurf's favorite feature is the sun-drenched kitchen, which has white marble countertop space and a crisp subway tile backsplash.
- Full Listing: 2305 North Kentucky Street (map)
- List Price: $949,500
- Sales Price: $1,007,000
- Bedrooms: Four
- Bathrooms: Two
- Square Feet: 2,111
- Year Built: 1948
- Listing Agents: Tim Barley & Ryan Shrum, RE/MAX Allegiance
$350,000 Above Asking For Six-Bedroom Woodley Home
This Woodley Park home attracted a lot of attention from buyers when it hit the market earlier this month, and that is reflected in the final sales price which is $350,000 higher than the original list price. UrbanTurf’s favorite aspect of the listing might be the spacious library near the front of the home, which features several windows and a fireplace. When the new owner wants some privacy, or is looking for some rental income, there is a separate one-bedroom English basement apartment in the basement. This modern unit comes with an independent Certificate of Occupancy and has private entrances in the front and back.
- Full Listing: 2638 Woodley Pl NW (map)
- List Price: $1,649,000
- Sales Price: $2 million
- Bedrooms: Six
- Bathrooms: 3.5
- Square Feet: 3,748
- Year Built: 1910
- Listing Agent: Daniel Miller, Washington Fine Properties
Photo courtesy of Constance Gauthier
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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/350000-above-asking-in-woodley-park/19576.
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