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$11 Million New Home in DC's Kent Neighborhood Finds a Buyer

  • January 3rd 2022

by UrbanTurf Staff

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3022 University Place NW.

The luxury market in the DC region started out the new year just like it ended 2021. 

A new six-bedroom home in DC's Kent neighborhood that hit the market in mid-December for $10.9 million found a buyer this past weekend. The home, listed with Lori Leasure of Washington Fine Properties, is under contract with contingencies. 

Built by RKB Construction last year, the 11,000 square-foot home sits on almost a full acre near Battery Kimble Park. The floorplan on the main level consists of a living room, office, a large living space with a wall of windows, a mudroom and a gourmet kitchen with a chef's kitchen. All of the bedrooms are en suite and out back there is a  seven-foot Japanese cedar privacy fence, a large pool with a pool house, 250-feet of stone retaining walls, a fire pit area, and large green space.

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