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Friday's "If I Had $1.5 Million" Listing

  • July 24th 2009

by Mark Wellborn

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Friday's "If I Had $1.5 Million" Listing: Figure 1

This week’s “If I Had $1.5 Million” listing is a four-level home in Chevy Chase built in 1911, but completely renovated in the last few years. The property includes an expansion that features a table-spaced kitchen off the dining room with a Sub-Zero refrigerator and a large island. The addition also includes the master suite on the second floor that has a long hallway with closets on both sides. There are three other bedrooms on the second floor and a bedroom and large playroom on the third floor. While the home has been renovated, many of the period details remain including a front porch, heart of pine floors, high ceilings, and a lovely back patio. More details and photos below.

Friday's "If I Had $1.5 Million" Listing: Figure 2
Kitchen

Friday's "If I Had $1.5 Million" Listing: Figure 3
Foyer into Living Room

  • Address: 5812 Chevy Chase Pkwy NW (see map here)
  • Price: $1.490 Million
  • Bedrooms: Five
  • Bathrooms: Four
  • Year Built: 1911
  • For the full listing, click here.

Friday's "If I Had $1.5 Million" Listing: Figure 4
Table-Spaced Kitchen

Friday's "If I Had $1.5 Million" Listing: Figure 5
Back Patio

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