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Under Contract: Off the Market in Four Days

  • April 14th 2010

by UrbanTurf Staff

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In Under Contract this week, we highlight the two-bedroom in Adams Morgan that we featured earlier this week that has already found a buyer.

Large Two-Bedroom Condo Off of 18th Street With Plenty of Outdoor Space

Under Contract: Off the Market in Four Days: Figure 1

Adding credence to the argument that good homes on the market get snatched up quickly, this two-bedroom unit in Adams Morgan that we featured on Monday is already under contract after being listed for just four days. The two-level, penthouse condo has a lot of outdoor space, including a large deck off the second bedroom and a rooftop deck off the master suite. The unit itself has a large living room with a bay window, a renovated kitchen and a good-sized dining area as well as a garage parking space.

1839 Kalorama Road NW, #4 (map)

  • Price: $595,000
  • Bedrooms: Two
  • Bathrooms: Two
  • Year Built: 1900
  • Days on Market: 4

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