A (Slight) Price Drop For Dianne Feinstein's DC Home
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The price has been reduced for the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein's Spring Valley home.

Originally listed in February for $8.5 million, the price for the late California senator's DC home was reduced to just below $8 million this week. The home is listed with Ben Roth of Washington Fine Properties.
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Feinstein, who passed away last year, purchased the Spring Valley property back in 2001 and renovated the home shortly thereafter. The listing, known as Willow Oaks, features a main house with three bedrooms, a two-story great room and a private library. Outside there is a swimming pool with a pool house cabana, a carriage house, and a number of manicured gardens.
Photos courtesy of Washington Fine Properties.
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