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Real Estate Fresh Finds: August 26

Real Estate Fresh Finds is a weekly selection of newly-listed properties in the District, brought to you by Real Living At Home.

Featured Property of the Week: 627 8th Street NE

“Welcome to this stunning, completely renovated from top to bottom, gorgeous home in the popular Capitol Hill/H Street Corridor. From the moment you step into this home, you will notice the modern finishes while keeping the integrity of this historic victorian alive. The sophisticated open-concept of the first level provides a large area for all types of gatherings and the Edwardian style fireplace will keep you warm in the cold winter nights. The chef’s kitchen is truly remarkable and is 100% new construction as it was renovated down to the bricks as well as the subfloor. It includes marble countertops, a commercial-grade gas stove, and a custom range hood cover.”

“The lower level was previously unfinished space but now has a brand new full bathroom and a kitchenette with red onyx countertops. The upper-level bathroom was also gut-renovated and now boasts Carrera marble floors and a custom-designed shower. So many details and finishes have been added to this home that you would need to visit in person to see them for yourself. And if that wasn’t enough, the walk score for this home is 94! Yes, you can walk to public transportation, Whole Foods, Union Market, gyms, Union Station and countless restaurants with little effort.  You definitely don’t want to miss out on this place!”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

  • The Most Expensive Home of the Week is modern luxury, built in 2020, with 6 BR/6 FB/2 HB across 7,500+ total finished square feet on 4 levels featuring 2 laundry rooms, central vac, wine closet, gym/yoga studio and a massive owner’s bedroom suite with dual walk-in closets and spa bathroom — all for just under $5M.
  • “Complete and masterful [Petworth] gut renovation with new structure within brick shell. High quality and detail oriented developer is building a masterpiece with a smart and open layout. 5 BR/3.5 BA including 2 BR in-law basement apartment w/separate entrance.”
  • 3 BR/2.5 BA 3-story SE townhouse with all the pieces people want in a home right now, including large light-filled windows, fenced in front and back space as well as a 3rd bedroom/possible WFH office space.
  • Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a 2 BR/1 BA condo sandwiched perfectly between Dupont and Logan Circles that will need to be viewed in person as the photos leave a bit to be desired.

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