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Under Contract: 5 Days For A Classic Takoma Park Home

  • October 9th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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In this week's Under Contract, we highlight a Takoma Park home that found a buyer in just under a week. 

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Classic In Takoma Park

Originally built in 1929, this standard Takoma Park home with a number of classic architectural details, including wood flooring, vintage fittings, and glass French doors, spent just five days on the market before finding a buyer. The foyer features a chalkboard wall and leads into a large living room with a wood-burning fireplace and a dining room with the French doors offering views into the backyard. Three bright and airy bedrooms with ample closet space are located upstairs, and a generously sized attic provides additional storage. The lower level features a family room and a private bedroom suite, and outdoor features include a large brick patio, charming front porch, and even a treehouse with a rock-climbing wall. 

  • Full Listing: 504 Ethan Allen Avenue (map) 
  • Price: $749,000
  • Bedrooms: Four
  • Bathrooms: Three
  • Square Feet: 2,026
  • Year Built: 1929
  • Days On Market: 5
  • Listing Agent: Dan Metcalf, Perennial Real Estate

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/under_contract_5_days_for_a_classic_takoma_park/22804.

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