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Under Contract: Six Days in Capitol Hill, A Bit Slower in Chevy Chase and Georgetown
This week in Under Contract, UrbanTurf takes a look at three homes that were recently featured and then snatched up by buyers in times ranging from just six days to almost five months.

Six Days For a Colorful Capitol Hill Home
This Capitol Hill home quickly caught the eye of a buyer, as it took just six days for it to go under contract. The rowhouse has an eye-grabbing exterior which is painted a soft yellow with light green trimming. Inside, original hardwood floors and exposed brick run throughout the first floor. The kitchen is located in a nook off the dining space and the brick walls make for a striking backsplash. Two doors branch off of the dining/kitchen space to the backyard and lower level. A large deck sits on the back of the home. Another family space with kitchen area is located on the lower level, which includes a fireplace.
- Full Listing: 1007 Constitution Avenue NE (map)
- Price: $899,900
- Days on Market: Six
- Bedrooms: Three
- Bathrooms: 3.5
- Year Built: 1923
- Listing Agent: Dino Milanese, Coldwell Banker
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Almost Five Months for a Chevy Chase Colonial
This home took awhile to find a buyer, but it remains an UrbanTurf favorite. The Chevy Chase colonial sits elevated above the street on a landscaped yard overlooked by a wide front porch. The lower level is laid out for entertaining both inside and on the porch. Upstairs the bedrooms are large, though the master bathroom is a little outdated. The home has a detached two-car garage.
- Full Listing: 3808 Huntington Street NW (map)
- Price: $2,295,000
- Days on Market: 138
- Bedrooms: Five
- Bathrooms: 4.5
- Year Built: 1900
- Listing Agents: Ellen Abrams and Anne-Marie Finnell, TTR Sotheby’s International Realty

Almost a Month for this Georgetown Condo
This two-bedroom rejects the typical Georgetown look and has a modern design inside with industrial, bright red cabinetry in the kitchen, updated stainless steel appliances and track lighting. There is a shared courtyard that’s pet-friendly and it’s also across the street from Rose Park, for additional outdoor activities. It found a buyer in about a month.
- Full Listing: 1410 26th St NW, #2 (map)
- Price: $549,000
- Days on Market: 20
- HOA Fees: $570/month
- Bedrooms: Two
- Bathrooms: One
- Year Built: 1919
- Listing Agent: Michael Brennan, TTR Sotheby’s International Realty
See other articles related to: under contract, hill east, georgetown, chevy chase, capitol hill
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