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Above Asking: A $100,000 Premium on G Street
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For this installment of Above Asking, we revisit two recently-featured listings which sold for 4-6 figures over asking price.
$2,000 Above Asking for Hill East Two-Bedroom
This renovated Hill East rowhouse is full of interesting details, and just recently sold for slightly above its asking price. At the front of the house, the narrow living area has a pair of exposed brick accent recesses on the long wall opposite the stair, which has a storage nook and small closet built-in beneath. Next, the dining area also has an exposed brick accent and its own window above a built-in bar. The one-wall kitchen has stainless steel appliances and an electric stove beneath a hood, and enjoys natural light from a pair of doors with paneled glass beneath a row of clerestory windows. On the skylit upstairs landing, a barn door conceals the washer/dryer. There is also a rear slate patio surrounded by horizontal wood fencing.
- Full Listing: 1538 D Street SE (map)
- Asking Price: $669,000
- Sold Price: $671,000
- Bedrooms: Two
- Bathrooms: 2.5
- Square Feet: 1,084
- Year Built: 1913
- Listing Agent: John Coleman, RLAH Real Estate
$100,100 Over Asking for G Street Three-Bedroom
Not only did this semi-detached rowhouse over in Near Northeast go under contract the day after being listed, it also did so after commanding a bid six figures above asking price. The living room at the front of the house has a small bay window nook and sits two steps above the sunken marble-floored dining area. A deep archway leads to the L-shaped kitchen, which has a subway-tiled backsplash and a fireplace between an oversized window and the back door, with its archtop stained-glass transom windows. Off the skylit upstairs hall, the owner's bedroom has another two skylights and a fireplace between two oversized windows with archtop transoms. The en-suite bath has a frameless glass shower across from double vanities with drawers beneath. The lower level is split between a wine cellar and separate storage, while the rear slate fenced-in patio has alley access.
- Full Listing: 327 G Street NE (map)
- Asking Price: $999,900
- Sold Price: $1.1 million
- Bedrooms: Three
- Bathrooms: 2.5
- Square Feet: 2,032
- Year Built: 1890
- Listing Agent: Lorin Culver, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/above-asking-a-100000-premium-on-g-street/14879.
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