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Park View's First $1 Million Home?

  • May 28th 2013

by Shilpi Paul

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Park View's First $1 Million Home?: Figure 1
3639 New Hampshire Avenue NW

A listing in Park View just emerged on the market with an asking price of $1.2 million, reported Park View, D.C.

If the home sells for close to the asking price, it will be the first $1 million home in the neighborhood.

So, what warrants the high price tag? The home is larger than a typical rowhouse, with six bedrooms and 3,114 square feet, and the price per square foot is at a reasonable $385.

The interior is freshly renovated, and because of the location at the end of a block, there are plenty of windows. And the home is well located, just a couple blocks from the Petworth Metro station.

Finally, a two-bedroom rental unit on the lower level could offset a portion of the mortgage.

Readers, what do you think? Is this listing priced correctly for the market? More photos and details below.

  • Address: 3639 New Hampshire Avenue NW (map)
  • Price: $1.2 million
  • Bedrooms: Six
  • Bathrooms: Six
  • Year Built: 1911
  • Listing Agent: Hien Ngo, Metro Homes Realty

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