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Best New Listings: Turn-of-the-Century Two-Bedrooms in Hill East and Bloomingdale

  • May 22, 2015

by Lark Turner

In this week’s Best New Listings, UrbanTurf looks at a condo in Bloomingdale and a rowhouse near the Metro in Hill East.

Best New Listings: Turn-of-the-Century Two-Bedrooms in Hill East and Bloomingdale: Figure 1

For a Movie Lover on Rhode Island Avenue

This Bloomingdale listing sits in a converted rowhouse along Rhode Island Avenue. The living room has a set of bay windows and is currently set up with a projector on one wall. (The listing doesn’t mention whether or not the projector and screen convey with the house.) In the back of the house there’s a master bedroom with an en suite bath that leads out onto a balcony, plus a smaller room. The condo doesn’t come with parking.

  • Full Listing: 51 Rhode Island Avenue NW, #3 (map)
  • Price: $424,900
  • HOA Fees: $195/month
  • Bedrooms: Two
  • Bathrooms: Two
  • Year Built: 1907
  • Listing Agent: Ron Mangas, TTR Sothebys International Realty

Best New Listings: Turn-of-the-Century Two-Bedrooms in Hill East and Bloomingdale: Figure 2

A Two-Bedroom Rowhouse in Hill East

This rowhouse is about a block and a half away from the Stadium Armory Metro. The kitchen, which is updated with new appliances, is spacious enough for a breakfast table — a rarity in old rowhouses. Upstairs both bedrooms are large. The master has an en suite and there is a second full bath between the bedrooms. Out back is a long yard with a fire pit, a lawn and a parking pad.

  • Full Listing: 1714 Independence Avenue SE (map)
  • Price: $595,000
  • Bedrooms: Two
  • Bathrooms: Two
  • Year Built: 1908
  • Listing Agent: Alan Dalton, RE/MAX Allegiance

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