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What Around $370,000 Buys You in the DC Area

  • October 7, 2015

by Tianna Mañón

In this week’s What X Buys You, UrbanTurf looks in the $370,000 range to see what a DC area buyer can expect to find with this budget.

What Around $370,000 Buys You in the DC Area: Figure 1

A Mature Junior One-Bedroom on 14th Street

This junior one-bedroom north of 14th and U Street has both an industrial and modern feel in its 588 square feet. There is an eat-in kitchen with updated appliances and track lighting that opens into a living space with a wide window against the back wall. Around the corner is a small bedroom. The unit is located at The Flats at Union Row, one of the first “new” residential buildings on the 14th Street Corridor.

  • Full Listing: 2125 14th Street NW, #414 (map)
  • Price: $369,000
  • Bedrooms: Junior one
  • Bathrooms: One
  • Square Footage: 588
  • Condo Fees: $307/month
  • Listing Agent: Jeff Lockard, TTR Sotheby’s International Realty

What Around $370,000 Buys You in the DC Area: Figure 2

A Roomy Two-Bedroom in Glover Park

This Glover Park unit offers a fair amount of space for the list price, with over 1,000 square feet and two bedrooms. The flip side is that the monthly condo fees are $631 a month. Both the living space and the bedrooms offer good space, and the master has a walk-in closet. There is no laundry in the listing, but it comes with a parking space and there is a communal roof deck.

  • Full Listing: 4100 W St NW, #402 (map)
  • Price: $375,000
  • Year Built: 1950
  • Bedrooms: Two
  • Bathrooms: One
  • Square Footage: 1,028
  • Condo Fees: $631/month
  • Listing Agent: Erica Collins, Real Living At Home

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