Real Estate Fresh Finds: November 18

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: 2216 Hall Place NW

“Exquisite with traditional design, 2216 Hall Place NW feels decidedly European and unique. With an elegant front entrance on Hall Place NW, the stained glass windows are just one of the many charming features. This is a perfect home for a buyer looking to purchase in this neighborhood, with lots of space and 3 bedrooms on the top floor, along with a bathroom. This home has great light and a large yard. The in-law suite is renovated with a well-equipped kitchen and bathroom. Let your tenant finance a kitchen renovation! Situated close to Rock Creek Parkway, and Wisconsin Ave NW, it is easy to get around town and live in the heart of upper NW D.C. Easy commute to Bethesda and Tysons Corner as well. There is a mix of oak and tile flooring throughout the home. The basement has a full one-bedroom apartment with a walk-in closet, which could be rented for additional income OR live in it while you renovate the upstairs! This gorgeous estate is a must-see in D.C.”

Other Notable Fresh Listings:

• The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 6 BR/6 FB/2HB 4-level “Romanesque Revival residence” with a wine cellar, gym, theatre room, in-law suite/yoga room and a spacious back patio with firepit and grilling area — all for the reasonable price of $8.9M.
• This “large and unique boutique two unit condo built in 2008 located in the heart of the NoMa/Union Market neighborhood” features “dedicated parking and a low condo fee” for this “two level unit has 1,800 SF with a rare family room/eat-in kitchen in addition to an open dining room and living room.”
• 3 BR/2.5 BA Petworth half duplex unit features 1,700+ square feet across 2 levels of luxury and modern living in this bright and open floorplan.
• Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a 6 BR/4BA detached home in Crestwood that while in relatively good condition, will need some heavy updating and interior renovation to get the home into this century.