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This Week's Find: The One-Bedroom House on the Hill

  • July 1st 2013

by UrbanTurf Staff

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This Week's Find: The One-Bedroom House on the Hill: Figure 1
711 E Street NE

As we have written previously, one-bedroom houses are a rare niche product of 19th century DC, built to house workers who needed small, cheap living options. This Week’s Find is a one-bedroom house that will likely be purchased by a more modern type of worker who now lives in the city.

This Week's Find: The One-Bedroom House on the Hill: Figure 2

711 E Street NE is a one-story home that used to be a storefront decades ago. The property largely consists of a deep living room with oak floors and a fireplace, and a small bedroom and kitchen. The prized feature of the listing may be the deep backyard that leads to a small shed. One of the previous owners turned the home into a live-work space and we could see the eventual buyer doing the same thing.

More details and photos below.

This Week's Find: The One-Bedroom House on the Hill: Figure 3

This Week's Find: The One-Bedroom House on the Hill: Figure 4

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