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Above Asking: One-Bedrooms Going For More

  • July 1, 2014

by Lark Turner

In this week’s Above Asking, UrbanTuf looks at two one-bedroom condos that sold for above their list price in just five days.

Above Asking: One-Bedrooms Going For More: Figure 1

A One-Bed Above the Old Tonic Space Sells for $15K Over List

This one-bedroom over the recently-closed Tonic restaurant in Mount Pleasant sold in less than a week and went for $15,445 over its list price. We liked the unit’s large, open bedroom accessed via French doors as well as that room’s fireplace. The unit also has gleaming wood floors and a fairly open living space. A small balcony offers some outdoor space.

  • Address: 3155 Mount Pleasant Street NW, #206 (map)
  • List Price: $359,555
  • Sold Price: $375,000
  • Days on Market: Five
  • HOA Fee: $202/month
  • Bedrooms: One
  • Bathrooms: One
  • Year Built: 1914
  • Listing Agents: David Getson, Coldwell Banker

Above Asking: One-Bedrooms Going For More: Figure 2

More than $40K Over List in Adams Morgan

The bedroom in this one-bedroom Adams Morgan condo is small, but it has a well-designed and cozy common living space with a sunroom that adds to the feeling of spaciousness. Maybe the living room contributed to this home’s leap of $40,500 over list in its five days on the market. The unit has a galley-style kitchen with a bar-height eat-in area, and updated appliances and the building also has a shared roof deck.

  • Address: 1848 Wyoming Avenue Northwest NW, #403 (map)
  • List Price: $374,500
  • Sold Price: $415,000
  • Days on Market: Five
  • HOA Fee: $340/month
  • Bedrooms: One
  • Bathrooms: One
  • Year Built: 1956
  • Listing Agent: Nate Guggenheim, Washington Fine Properties

Photos courtesy of HomeVisit.

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