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Multiple Bids: The 4,000-Square Foot Income Producer

  • May 14, 2013

by Shilpi Paul

Multiple Bids: The 4,000-Square Foot Income Producer: Figure 1

In Multiple Bids, UrbanTurf showcases homes that we think will attract the attention of several buyers. This week, we look at a five-level Columbia Heights Victorian with a low price per square foot and many rooms to stretch out in (or rent out).

With almost 4,000 square feet and seven bedrooms, this home is, needless to say, spacious. Besides all the expected rooms, there is a dressing room attached to the master suite, an office/studio, and a one-bedroom basement apartment. A deck in the back looks out into the neighborhood, and two parking spaces exist in the rear.

The price per square footage is strikingly low, at $227, though this is likely due to the larger-than-average size. Is this home destined to be a group house or will it remain as a single-family home? We are betting on the former. More details and photos below.

  • Address: 1358 Kenyon Street NW (map)
  • Price: $899,000
  • Bedrooms: Seven
  • Bathrooms: Five
  • Year Built: 1900
  • Price per Square Foot: $227
  • Listing Agent: Tony Hain, Lindsay Reishman 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: $719,200
  • Principal and Interest: $3,229
  • Property Taxes: $163
  • Total Monthly Payments: $3,392

Multiple Bids: The 4,000-Square Foot Income Producer: Figure 2

Multiple Bids: The 4,000-Square Foot Income Producer: Figure 3

Multiple Bids: The 4,000-Square Foot Income Producer: Figure 4

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/multiple_bids_4000_square_foot_victorian/7060

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