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In this week’s edition of Best New Listings, UrbanTurf looks at a junior one-bedroom in Bloomingdale; a three-bedroom bungalow in Petworth; and a 6,000 square-foot townhouse in Woodley Park.
Updated 1920s Petworth Bungalow
UrbanTurf is pretty sweet on this three-bedroom bungalow in Petworth for a number or reasons. There is the large front porch and fireplace-centric front room, the updated kitchen, the finished lower level, and the very deep backyard. Petworth is home to a lot of quick flips, but this home last sold in 2004, and boasts an updated but more lived-in feel.
- Full Listing: 4404 Illinois Avenue NW (map)
- Price: $600,000
- Bedrooms: Three
- Bathrooms: Two
- Year Built: 1920
- Listing Agent: Chris Fischer, McEnearney Associates
A Cozy One-Bed in Bloomingdale
This junior one-bedroom in Bloomingdale is priced right for a singleton or a young couple that are first-timers. The bedroom doesn’t have a door but is otherwise separate from the living and dining space. The unit has a bright living area, an in-unit washer/dryer and the current owner has cleverly set up a desk in the bedroom. The building also has a fitness center and is pet-friendly.
- Full Listing: 150 V Street NW, Unit V206 (map)
- Price: $299,000
- HOA Fees: $200/month
- Bedrooms: One
- Bathrooms: One
- Square Footage: 511
- Listing Agent: Jen Smira, Lindsay Reishman Real Estate
Seven Bedrooms (Plus An In-Law Suite) in Woodley Park
It is a little hard to figure out what this new listing on Woodley Place lacks. It has seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, four fireplaces, three decks or terraces, a separate in-law suite and a garage. The 6,000 square-foot renovated home also sits close to both Rock Creek Park and the Woodley Park Metro station.
- Full Listing: 2619 Woodley Place NW (map)
- Price: $2,495,000
- Bedrooms: Seven
- Bathrooms: Seven
- Year Built: 1912
- Listing Agent: Sheila Mooney, Beasley Real Estate
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