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Deal of the Week: The Lowest Priced House in 20016

  • March 27th 2012

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Deal of the Week: The Lowest Priced House in 20016: Figure 1
4105 Ellicott Street NW

Two-bedroom houses are fairly rare in upper northwest neighborhoods like Tenleytown and Chevy Chase DC. But this week’s installment of Deal of the Week not only fits into that category, but is also the lowest priced single-family home on the market in all of 20016.

Deal of the Week: The Lowest Priced House in 20016: Figure 2
Living/Dining Area

The two-bedroom, 1.5-bath home is adjacent to Fort Reno Park and about a five-minute walk from the Tenleytown Metro station on the Red Line. Built in 1915, the property has a long living/dining area that runs the length of the home, and a large kitchen. Unlike a lot of houses this size in the city, the bedrooms on the second floor are both large, but to get to the one full bathroom you have to walk through the master bedroom.

Deal of the Week: The Lowest Priced House in 20016: Figure 3
Bedroom

The real draw of this home, however, may be the features that are tough to find in a two-bedroom condo in the city: off-street parking and both a small front porch and a large back deck.

Deal of the Week: The Lowest Priced House in 20016: Figure 4
Back Deck

More details below.

Here are some monthly payment calculations based on a 20 percent down payment and a 30-year fixed rate mortgage at 4.15 percent.

  • Loan Amount: $439,200
  • Principal and Interest: $2,135
  • Property Taxes: $321/month
  • Total Monthly Payments: $2,456

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