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4 Offers, $325,000 Above Asking in Takoma Park

  • April 17th

by UrbanTurf Staff

In this week's edition of Above Asking, we highlight a seven-bedroom home in Takoma Park that recently sold for well above its original asking price. 

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Seven-Bedroom Victorian in Takoma Park Fetches $325,000 Premium

Records for this Takoma Park Victorian date all the way back to 1882, but it was likely the grand scale of the home not its age that resulted in this being a very popular home for sale. The seven-bedroom listing recently received four offers and sold for a whopping $325,000 above its original asking price. The primary living room has a red brick fireplace and French doors that lead out to the wide, wraparound porch and yard beyond. The spacious kitchen near the back of the home stands out thanks to its central breakfast bar/island and open floor plan. The attic was converted into a family room, with skylights and uniquely angled walls. 

  • Full Listing: 7300 Baltimore Avenue (map)
  • Asking Price: $1,475,000
  • Sold Price: $1,800,000
  • Bedrooms: Seven
  • Bathrooms: 5.5
  • Square Feet: 4,261
  • Year Built: 1923 
  • Listing Agent: Judy Kogod Colwell, Perennial Real Estate

Photo courtesy Realtour

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/4_offers_300000_above_asking_in_takoma_park/20914.

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