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Friday Eye Candy: 2,800-Square-Foot Corner Unit at The Ritz

  • August 26th 2011

by UrbanTurf Staff

Friday Eye Candy: 2,800-Square-Foot Corner Unit at The Ritz: Figure 1

For this week’s Friday eye candy we enjoy a large condo in the West End Ritz-Carlton that just hit the market yesterday. Located at M and 23rd, its 2,800 square feet include a wall of windows in the large living room, custom built-ins in the living room and master bedroom, a gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, and two terraces. The $2M unit also comes with two parking spaces, though we’re not sure the buyer will need them with Ris downstairs and Trader Joe’s two blocks away — not to mention the new Whole Foods opening in a couple weeks.

Enjoy the photos below. Full listing: 1111 23rd St NW Unit 4A

Friday Eye Candy: 2,800-Square-Foot Corner Unit at The Ritz: Figure 2

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Friday Eye Candy: 2,800-Square-Foot Corner Unit at The Ritz: Figure 4

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Friday Eye Candy: 2,800-Square-Foot Corner Unit at The Ritz: Figure 6

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/friday_eye_candy_2800-square-foot_corner_unit_at_the_ritz/4057.

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