A $500,000 Price Drop For DC's Narrow Home
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The Narrow House in DC just got a bit less expensive.
The three-story, 18-foot wide house in DC's Foxhall neighborhood (map) hit the market in July for $3.5 million. This week, listing agent Fruwah Chapman dropped the price by $500,000.
Designed by current owner Dr. Djahanguir Darvish, the home was constructed in 1985 around a small red house at the address, the remnants of which can be seen in the red walls of the home.
The three-bedroom listing is filled with interesting curves and angles given its unique design and layout. One of UrbanTurf's favorite areas is the back room that has floor-to-ceiling glass on three sides and lives like a patio.
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Photos courtesy of JJ Gagliardi at Changeover Media.
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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/a-500000-price-drop-for-dcs-narrow-home/20049.
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