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: 3524 S Street NW
“This completely transformed, renovated rowhome in Burleith is ready for you to call it home! Walk through the front door to be greeted by a wide open floor plan flooded with light — perfect for entertaining or putting your feet up to relax after a long day. The kitchen boasts a Thermador range, quartz countertops, and Shiloh and Eclipse cabinets. The large island has enough seating for four, a deep sink and extra storage. The dining room overlooks the backyard, which boasts a large pergola perfect for alfresco dining. Walk upstairs to the primary bedroom with an ensuite luxury bath, second bedroom, second bathroom, washer/dryer closet, Juliet balcony and deep closets with systems already in place. The third floor has two additional bedrooms, a hall bathroom with custom tile work and a glass encased shower, and a flex space that can be used as an office/learning center/play space/entertaining room — you decide! The third level leads you to the roof deck that boasts some of the best views in Burleith! The lower level in-law suite contains a large additional bedroom with tons of light, access to the backyard, a large wet bar, a second washer/dryer, and a second living area flex space.”
Other Notable Fresh Listings:
- The Most Expensive Home of the Week is an 8 BR/9 FB/2 HB 4-story, 12k+ square foot luxury stone Tudor on a ½ acre lot in Wesley Heights that features a swimming pool, theatre/billiards room, library, study and much, much more — all for just under $10M.
- “This amazingly maintained home features three well-sized bedrooms, two and a half baths and a kitchen designed with the style and taste of an interior designer that loves to cook up a storm.”
- End-unit 4 BR Petworth rowhome with 2,800+ square feet spread across 3 levels includes gorgeous wood features, fenced-in backyard and off-street parking with a 1-car garage.
- Your Auction Property of the Week is a 4-story 5 BR rowhome in relatively decent condition with bidding to start at $500k on October 24.
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