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Deal of the Week: The Least Expensive Three-Bedroom in 20015

  • December 4, 2012

by Shilpi Paul

Deal of the Week: The Least Expensive Three-Bedroom in 20015: Figure 1
3615 Patterson Street NW

In this installment of Deal of the Week, we venture up to Chevy Chase DC to look at the least expensive three-bedroom in 20015.

The 2,390-square foot home is on the market for $689,000, an affordable price for a house of this size in one of DC’s more desirable neighborhoods. Perhaps the relatively low price is due to the home’s lack of turnover: it has been in the same family for 60 years. The small lot and limited green space may also be factors.

Deal of the Week: The Least Expensive Three-Bedroom in 20015: Figure 2

The listing has been well-maintained, with good-looking hardwood floors and a working fireplace. The finished attic adds some living space, maybe for a playroom, office or den, and is accessible by a cool spiral staircase. The unfinished basement has an outside entrance of its own.

Deal of the Week: The Least Expensive Three-Bedroom in 20015: Figure 3
Living Room

The agent tells us there that the “as-is” property has received a lot of interest so far. More details below.

  • Address: 3615 Patterson Street NW (map)
  • Price: $689,000
  • Bedrooms: Three
  • Bathrooms: 2.5
  • Year Built: 1931
  • Listing Agent: Emily Swartz, Long and Foster Real Estate

Here are some monthly payment calculations based on a 20 percent down payment and a 30-year fixed rate mortgage at 3.5 percent.

  • Loan Amount: $551,200
  • Principal and Interest: $2,475
  • Property Taxes: $507
  • Total Monthly Payment: $2,982

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