Above Asking: $80,000 Premium Off 16th Street
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In this week's Above Asking, we look at homes in Kalorama and 16th Street Heights that recently sold at a premium.

$20,000 Above For A Two-Bedroom In Kalorama
Tucked away on a quiet, tree-lined street in Kalorama, this bright corner listing sold for $20,000 above its most recent asking price. The open, airy layout features large windows on multiple sides, new hardwood floors, high ceilings, and a renovated kitchen flowing into generous living and dining spaces. Two well-proportioned bedrooms, in-unit laundry, and parking round out the package, with Kalorama Park just a block away.
- Full Listing: 2009 Belmont Road NW, #303 (map)
- List Price: $600,000
- Sales Price: $620,000
- Bedrooms: Two
- Bathrooms: One
- HOA Fees: $879/month
- Square Footage: 840
- Listing Agent: Jason Cohen, Compass

An $80,000 Premium For A 16th Street Craftsman
This 1916 Craftsman in 16th Street Heights went under contract after just four days on the market, and recently sold for about $80,000 more than its asking price. The three-bedroom listing makes its first impression with a striking stone facade and a wraparound porch. The sellers told UrbanTurf that the open kitchen anchors the kind of dinner party that starts at the counter and spills onto the sun porch before everyone migrates into the dining and living rooms for the main event. When the night calls for it, the stone fireplace takes over as the centerpiece.
- Full Listing: 1337 Montague Street NW (map)
- List Price: $899,000
- Sold Price: $980,000
- Bedrooms: Three
- Bathrooms: 2.5
- Square Feet: 3,447
- Days On Market: 4
- Year Built: 1916
- Listing Agent: Kimberly Casey, TTR Sotheby's International Realty
Photo by Nathan Stewart Photography.
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