Back in the day they had mad skills…
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Author: Prince Of Petworth
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Super cool second and third floor windows and of course third floor balcony is pretty bad ass.
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From a reader:
“Having been given the distinct honor of being named “House of the Day” not too long ago, we decided to share this with you all. We’ve joined our neighbors over at the Obama DC headquarters in showing a little Florida Avenue support.”
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This is the back to the row of houses on 9th Street that have been boarded up forever near Shiloh Baptist Church. For some reason I was really taken with this view. Think they’ll ever get fixed up?
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Pretty sweet one from Kalia.
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Brilliant. Anyone recognize the street. This is going to be a difficult one…
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The flier for this beautiful house located at 1332 Irving Street, NW says:
“Comfortable, elegant city living in fully renovated 4-level Victorian w/ 1-BD in-law suite. Main house has 4-5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, sep. LR & DR, eat-in kitchen, HW floors, high ceilings, gas FPs, wet bar, 2-car garage, deck, patio, etc. Perfect for entertaining. Must see! Best Columbia Hgts location–1 blk to Metro, restaurants, retail.”
You can find more photos and info here.
The original asking price was $1,089,000 but it is now on the market for $998,000. Hmm, not a very significant price reduction, yeah? So clearly it’s a good looking house but what will it sell for?
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“I’ve been craving it for some time now where is the best spot in the city for bowl?”
My guess would be Bistro Du Coin on Connecticut Ave in north Dupont. Any other spots to check out?
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Most people who have heard of Nellie’s probably know it as the new-ish gay sports bar over on U Street. Or at least, that is how it had always been described to me. Being that I am not gay, and I hardly know the difference between a first down and a touchdown, I never really thought to go there. But, the other day while brainstorming for this week’s story, a friend suggested that I check it out. So, I did, and I loved it!
Nellie’s is a relatively new addition to the U Street scene, and sitting at the corner of 9th and U it’s just an eensy bit set off from the hustle and bustle of U Street, which is actually kind of nice. It’s still easy to get to though, only a block from the 10th Street exit of the U Street metro stop. And it’s hard to miss the regal looking white and blue building, with its great big roofdeck adorned with twinkling lights!
They have a pretty cute schtick on the inside too. The place is decorated with all kinds of sporting paraphernalia, pictures of professional and local, recreational athletes, and vintage stadium sinks in the bathroom. And, right in the middle of the ceiling, a big shiny disco ball!
I’m glad I decided to finally stop in for a visit the other night. I’m also glad that I arrived hungry! I think our eyes were a little bigger than our stomachs, but my friend Crystal and I decided to share an order of the mini hotdogs with sweet potato fries and some buffalo wings. Maybe not the most health conscious meal, but paired with a delicious Octoberfest, it was just what I needed after a long day at work. For those interested in lighter fare, Nellie’s offers some more “figure-friendly” options as well. Everything was great, and I thought the prices were pretty reasonable…although, I thought the beer was kind of expensive. That’s the only complaint I have really heard consistently about Nellie’s – that drink prices are a little high. More after the jump. (more…)
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