Best New Listings: Closets in Closets
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This week’s Best New Listings includes a Foggy Bottom co-op with porch-like balcony and a Chevy Chase house with extra room to play.
Closets in Closets and a Porch-Like Balcony
This spacious one-bedroom co-op in Foggy Bottom is full of surprises. A wood-paneled accent wall in the living/dining room accentuates the sliding glass doors that lead out to a spacious covered balcony. The balcony is visible from the bedroom, where a walk-in closet contains three additional closets. The unit also includes the original parquet hardwood floors and houses the bedroom and bathroom in a separate wing with a built-in shelving unit in the hall.
- Full Listing: 2475 Virginia Avenue NW, #700 (map)
- Price: $298,500
- Bedrooms: One
- Bathrooms: One
- Square Feet: 1,005
- HOA Fees: $1,166/month
- Year Built: 1956
- Listing Agent: Seth Turner, Compass
Photo courtesy of Magin Urdanick.
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An Accessory Building in Martin's Addition
A short walk from both a market and a park in Chevy Chase's Martin’s Addition neighborhood, this four-bedroom house also has some surprises of its own. The room-sized foyer has a fireplace with a mantel, and the formal dining room has a bay window seat. The angular kitchen nook has a deep skylight above the sink and is open to a family room with a floor-to-ceiling built-in media center. The rear patio and driveway both have access to a newly-built accessory studio building with separate temperature control, concrete floors and a pitched ceiling.
- Full Listing: 7203 Summit Avenue (map)
- Price: $1,495,000
- Bedrooms: Four
- Bathrooms: 2.5
- Square Feet: 3,000
- Year Built: 1923
- Listing Agent: Laura McCaffrey, Evers & Co. Real Estate, A Long & Foster Company
Photo courtesy of HomeVisit.
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