Above Asking: $5,000 To $35,000 Premiums

• March 24th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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In this installment of Above Asking, we highlight homes in Petworth and Fairlawn that recently sold for north of their list prices. 

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$35,000 Above For A 1922 Bungalow In Fairlawn

The attractive price tag for this 100 year-old three-bedroom in DC's Fairlawn neighborhood caught the attention of a number of buyers -- it recently sold for about $35,000 above its original list price. The bungalow features a floorplan where the living room, dining room, and kitchen flow together, but maintain enough separation that it avoids an open concept feel. The bedrooms are all generously-sized and outside, there is a spacious yard, driveway, off-street parking, and a garage.

• Full Listing: 1516 S Street SE (map)
• List Price: $524,999
• Sales Price: $560,000
• Bedrooms: Three
• Bathrooms: Two
• Square Feet: 2,558
• Year Built: 1922
• Days On Market: 7
• Listing Agent: Shelly Pratt, Keller Williams Capital Properties

Photo by HD Bros. 

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$5,000 Premium For A Renovated Wardman in Petworth

This restored Petworth four-bedroom was on the market for just 48 hours before finding a buyer, and sold for about $5,000 above its list price. Exposed wood ceiling beams frame the kitchen, which has a breakfast bar peninsula, beveled subway tile backsplash, and a hood above the stove. The owner's bedroom upstairs has transom windows above the entry door and the door to the walk-through closet. The finished lower level has an office space, wet bar, a bedroom and a full bath. Out back, there is an astro-turfed yard with privacy fencing and one-car parking.

• Full Listing: 3804 Kansas Avenue NW (map) 
• List Price: $1,125,000
• Sales Price: $1,130,000
• Bedrooms: Four
• Bathrooms: 3.5
• Square Feet: 1,972
• Year Built: 1912
• Days On Market: 2
• Listing Agents: Loic Pritchett, Kelly Williams, TTR Sotheby's International Realty

Photo by Leo Ceccarelli.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/above-asking-5000-to-35000-premiums/23322.