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This spacious 3BR/2BA corner condominium in the heart of Eckington/Bloomingdale: 14 S St NE #201
Offers 1,070 Sq. Ft. of light-filled living space
Thoughtfully designed open-concept layout with a wall of oversized windows
Fresh paint, new carpet and ample closet space
Primary suite features an en-suite bath
Upgrades in 2023 include: new HVAC, dishwasher, stove and fridge
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The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 5BR/5.5BA 1920s Wesley Heights Tudor with over 5,500 sq. ft. across the 4 levels and features 3 fireplaces, a library, a formal dining room, a luxurious primary bedroom suite, a stone patio, gym and even a LEGO room—all for $3.7M.
“Nestled in between Georgetown and Cathedral Heights is Glover Park; where you can call this spacious and updated studio your home. The open floor plan creates a bright and inviting living space with a lot of versatility. You’ll love the updated bright kitchen that offers granite countertops, under-cabinet lighting and stainless steel appliances.
A “bright and inviting” top-floor 1BR in Brookland “with light from three sides and peaceful green-space views,” where “a separately deeded parking space conveys.”
Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a “large front-facing loft with southwestern views through floor-to-ceiling windows” that’s been “fully gutted and ready for your full renovation ideas,” with “a garage parking space located a few short blocks from Metro rail.”
“Detectives with the Metropolitan Police Department’s Major Crash Investigations Unit are investigating a traffic fatality involving a bicyclist that occurred on Wednesday, July 20, 2022, at the intersection of 21st Street and I Street, Northwest.
The preliminary investigation revealed, at approximately 8:09 am, a driver operating a Mack truck was traveling southbound in the 900 block of 21st Street, NW, which is a one-way travel lane. A bicyclist was also traveling southbound in the same block and on the right side of the Mack truck. (more…)
A few months ago, my girlfriend went to go check on her car in Woodley Park to see it had been towed from the normal spot and city construction signs where her car was. She is 100% certain she did NOT park in the construction zone, but instead the city expanded the zone (or moved the sign) to now encompass the parking spot. Her car was towed to Conn Ave., which has limited parking, where it was promptly ticketed multiple times and towed again to the location where she was eventually told her car was. She is now “responsible” for approximately $700 in parking tickets.
First, we tried disputing the tickets through the DMV’s parking payment system. (more…)
Celebrate summer at the “Summer Dreams” Block Party on August 14 from 4-9 pm at Dreaming Out Loud’s Marion Barry Market and Cafe in Anacostia. Shop from a variety of local vendors, enjoy live music and entertainment, sample delicious treats, and snag plenty of freebies.
The event also features fun crafts and activities for all ages–perfect for making memories with friends and neighbors. Don’t miss this chance to support DC’s vibrant small businesses and experience the best of Anacostia’s community spirit.
Thanks to all who messaged me the Zillow Gone Wild honors for this unusual house. It’s located at 1452 Foxhall Road, NW and listed for $3,500,000. You can see all the photos here.
Thanks to Dan for sending: “Was walking by the old Bun DC location at Sherman/Harvard and noticed an older couple and some little kids out front pulling weeds and doing some basic landscaping/tidying up. I stopped to ask if they were new owners. (more…)
Any idea what’s going on with the volleyball courts near the Lincoln Memorial? I used to play there every summer, but the courts were closed down during the pandemic quarantine in spring 20202 and never reopened. I found out last summer that they were undergoing renovation. I drove by recently and the courts appear to be finished with new nets, sand, and everything you need to play the game of volleyball except that the whole area is still inside a construction fence. There’s no information online about why they haven’t opened yet. (more…)