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Best New Listings: Three Levels in Columbia Heights, A Non-Traditional Layout in Shaw

  • October 24, 2014

by UrbanTurf Staff

In this week’s edition of Best New Listings, we check out a three-level rowhouse in Columbia Heights, and a Shaw home that is laid out vertically.

Best New Listings: Three Levels in Columbia Heights, A Non-Traditional Layout in Shaw: Figure 1

Three Levels on Meridian Place

Our favorite aspects of this Columbia Heights rowhome are the kitchen and lower level, two parts of a house that are not often considered “favorites” by most (well, at least lower levels aren’t at the top of the list). The open kitchen has a marble island, cool cabinetry and a good deal of counterspace for a buyer that likes to cook. The lower level looks like it will be the main room for hanging out, and even has a bar and sink for entertaining. The listing has room for parking as well as green features such as efficient A/C.

  • Full Listing: 1430 Meridian Place NW (map)
  • Price: $699,555
  • Bedrooms: Four
  • Bathrooms: Two
  • Year Built: 1910
  • Listing Agent: David Getson, Coldwell Banker

Photo courtesy of HomeVisit.

Best New Listings: Three Levels in Columbia Heights, A Non-Traditional Layout in Shaw: Figure 2

A Non-Traditional Layout in Shaw

The layout of this Shaw house is a little non-traditional, but we are big fans. Renovated in 2009 with reclaimed wide plank pine floors, the home has a living room and kitchen on the main level, a bedroom on the second and a loft space on the top floor that could be used as another bedroom. Out back is a gravel fenced-in patio, and the listing comes with deeded parking.

  • Full Listing: 610 S Street NW (map)
  • Price: $599,000
  • Bedrooms: One plus loft
  • Bathrooms: One
  • Listing Agent: Sheryl Blank-Barnes, TTR Sotheby’s International Realty

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