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209 Square Feet: Inside DC's Smallest Home For Sale

  • September 27th 2016

by Nena Perry-Brown

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209 Square Feet: Inside DC's Smallest Home For Sale: Figure 1
1304 Fairmont Street NW, #2

The DC housing market keeps surprising UrbanTurf with ever-smaller units for sale. A recent entrant on the market, a studio in Columbia Heights, weighs in at a tidy 209 square feet.

Unit #2 at 1304 Fairmont Street NW (map) is on the market currently for $194,500, and is currently being rented out, so any buyer would also be taking responsibility for honoring that lease.

209 Square Feet: Inside DC's Smallest Home For Sale: Figure 2
Kitchen

No matter if you can’t imagine how such a small space would function; the listing price comes with a sleeper sofa, new 50-inch LED TV, movable island, desk and chair, linens, pillows, cutlery, cookware, dishes, curtains, blinds, and artwork included. Amenities and finishes include a walk-in closet, travertine-tiled shower, wall-mounted radio and combo washer/dryer. More images of the unit are available here.

209 Square Feet: Inside DC's Smallest Home For Sale: Figure 3

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