Above Asking: $201,000 Over List in Bethesda
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In this week’s Above Asking, UrbanTurf looks at recent sales in Dupont Circle, Spring Valley, Capitol Hill and Bethesda that went over their asking price.

An Extra $2,000 for a Narrow Rowhome in Dupont
This narrow 19th-century charmer sold in just over two weeks and went for $2,000 above its asking price. Though the 1,300-square-foot home is dwarfed by some of its neighbors, the 13’ ceilings and tall windows help make the house feel airy. The second floor has a dining room and a sitting room, while the two bedrooms sit on the third floor. The relatively updated kitchen leads out onto an outdoor patio.
- Address: 1641 19th Street NW (map)
- Asking Price: $1,079,000
- Sold Price: $1,081,000
- Bedrooms: Two
- Bathrooms: Two
- Year Built: 1885
- Square Footage: 1,368
- Listing Agent: Carrie Carter, Washington Fine Properties

Above Ask For a Spacious Four-Bedroom in Spring Valley
After spending just five days on the market, this spacious 1940s Spring Valley home went under contract and eventually sold for $10,000 over its asking price. The traditional facade of the four-bedroom home on Rodman Street houses nearly 3,000 square feet of space in one of DC’s most sought-after neighborhoods. The home has a comfortable kitchen and family room with space for a breakfast table. The bedrooms upstairs are large, the basement is finished and there is an expansive slate patio out back.
- Address: 4615 Rodman Street NW (map)
- Asking Price: $1,425,000
- Sold Price: $1,435,000
- Bedrooms: Four
- Bathrooms: Three
- Year Built: 1940
- Listing Agent: Katherine Martin, McEnearney Associates
Photo courtesy of HomeVisit.

Well Above Asking for a Restored Home on the Hill
This house not far from Union Station and the action on H Street was carefully restored by previous owners to highlight its 1890s character — from the old wooden floors to the traditional staircase. The work paid off: The rowhouse sold for more than $30,000 over asking after a little more than a week on the market. Upstairs are two nicely-sized bedrooms with exposed brick that adds character. A large brick patio out back lends itself to entertaining guests.
- Address: 417 E Street NE (map)
- Asking Price: $678,500
- Sold Price: $711,000
- Bedrooms: Two
- Bathrooms: 1.5
- Year Built: 1890
- Listing Agent: Tom Faison, RE/MAX Allegiance

$201,000 Over List in Two Days
This Dutch colonial in Bethesda’s Battery Park, which is surrounded by the quintessential white picket fence, went $201,000 over its asking price after just 48 hours on the market in December. The home closed in early February. The curb appeal took this home a long way; inside some of the spaces need updating, including the kitchen. The home is walking distance to downtown Bethesda’s shops and restaurants, and out back there’s a detached garage and downstairs the basement is finished.
- Address: 5219 Goddard Road, Bethesda, MD (map)
- Asking Price: $1,050,000
- Sold Price: $1,251,000
- Bedrooms: Five
- Bathrooms: 3.5
- Year Built: 1923
- Listing Agent: David Bediz, Keller Williams Capital Properties
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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/above_asking_201k_over_list_in_two_days_in_bethesda/9618.
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