This home is located at 128 D St, SE:
The flier says:
“Once in a lifetime opportunity! Properties like this rarely come on the market. So close to everything on Capitol Hill. Looking for a spectacular house, GO NO FURTHER! This home has it all backyard patio, garage parking, basement and carriage house apartments.”
You can find more info here and photos here.
I love this row of houses. Didn’t realize that had carriage houses as well. Very cool. So glad to finally get a peek inside. This 4 bed/4.5 bath is going for $1,295,000.
I really like it except for the washer/dryer being in the kitchen. The rest of it looks awesome and the carriage house with the little loft is very cool too. Also love the back yard brick work.
that seems like a good deal to me. I’m surprised it has sat for so long. maybe it is very narrow?
Really cool, but definitely needs to be brought into the 21st Century. The mews house and backyard space between – so cool.
It looks really narrow and could certainly use some updates. But that patio is pretty sweet. In this location, this is a lot of house for the money.
Here’s a good deal or not for you.
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1211-Euclid-St-NW-Washington-DC-20009/473813_zpid/#{scid=hdp-site-map-bubble-address}
$1.3M for a house where the front door opens directly into a living room so narrow you have to go outside to change your mind? And with the w/d in the kitchen?
I MUST be missing something. Chest of gold doubloons buried under the patio bricks?
4bd/4ba – 2,100 sq ft of space. A matter of feet from Cap South Metro and Congressional office. Potential rental property. Historic w/ charm appeal. Incredibly safe street. Garage. Could be a total gut job and still go for a million.
Sure this one is a ton nicer – http://www.redfin.com/DC/Washington/901-N-Carolina-Ave-SE-20003/home/9904885. But it lacks the garage, carriage house, alley access and private outdoor spaces.
I think the whole thing would have to be treated as three rental units. I can’t imagine someone with that much scratch would want to live in the main house. Heck, I wouldn’t want to live in the main house, and my place is worth less than half that.
I’m not terribly impressed for the price. The ceilings seem low in the pictures.
No idea about price, but this house is charming as hell.
Looks like ceiling access, too. If place had a roof deck, it be killer.
Unbelievable location, gorgeous house. I wish I had that kind of money!
I think the price is high because that basement apartment and carriage house could each rent for a bundle so close to the Hill. I’m not sure what the leftover mortgage payment would be but I bet it would be small for the neighborhood.
Is the main part of the house just 2 bedrooms? And one bedroom is in the carriage house, and the other the basement? Otherwise I don’t get how it’s 4, based on the photos.
umm, the least they can do for a $1 mil+ house is to hide the TRASH CANS in the front yard. seriously…
What an interesting house. MUCH skinnier looking on the inside than the outside — but also more vertical. Love the carriage house, like the open floor plan on the third floor. And they have a cool Ballet Nacional de Cuba poster — we just saw them.
I have to say I wouldn’t spend $1+ million to live in that house on that corner. But it wouldn’t surprise me if someone else did.
I’m too fat to live in that house, it’s pretty narrow.