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Dianne Feinstein's DC Home Finds A Buyer

  • April 14th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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3300 Nebraska Avenue NW. 

The late Sen. Dianne Feinstein's Spring Valley home has found a buyer, UrbanTurf has learned. 

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Great room. Click to enlarge.

Originally listed last February, the home along Nebraska Avenue NW (map) listed with Ben Roth of Washington Fine Properties went under contract over the weekend at a list price of $6.495 million. 

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Pool. Click to enlarge. 

Feinstein, who passed away in the fall of 2023, purchased the Spring Valley property back in 2001 and renovated the home shortly thereafter. The listing, known as Willow Oaks, features a main house with three bedrooms, a two-story great room and a private library. Outside there is a swimming pool with a pool house cabana, a carriage house, and a number of manicured gardens. 

Photos courtesy of Washington Fine Properties. 

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