The Best New Listings in the DC Area

• May 4th 2009

by Mark Wellborn

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This week’s best new listings include a sunny two-bedroom condo in Dupont Circle with a number of amenities, a cozy two-bedroom rowhouse in Capitol Hill and a four-bedroom Cape Cod in Silver Spring with a huge back deck and great architectural details.

Sunny Two-Bedroom in Dupont Circle With Great Amenities

1401 17th Street NW (see map here)

• Price: $549,000
• Bedrooms: Two
• Bathrooms: Two
• Square Footage: 924
• Price per SF: $594
• Condo Fees: $507/month

This two-bedroom condo is a corner unit in a large development to the east of Dupont Circle. At just over 920 square feet, the unit is one of the largest in the building with hardwood floors, washer and dryer and a Juliet balcony that offers nice views. The building has an outdoor pool, and the listing price for this condo includes a garage parking spot. For the full listing, click here.

Cozy Two-Bedroom Rowhouse in Capitol Hill

240 Parker Street NE (see map here)

• Price: $450,000
• Bedrooms: Two
• Bathrooms: One
• Year Built: 1900

This cozy two-bedroom rowhouse is on a block in Capitol Hill that is lined with small, cute houses that do not fit the mold of most properties in the neighborhood. The first floor of the home is dominated by exposed brick and the living area has the original wood-burning fireplace. One of the bedrooms is large, but the other is small and fit for a child. There are two outdoor spaces, a small patio in back and a deck upstairs. For the full listing, click here.

Four-Bedroom Cape Cod in Silver Spring Designed by Renowned Local Architect

8 Sunnyside Road, Silver Spring, MD (see map here)

• Price: $649,900
• Bedrooms: Four
• Bathrooms: Three
• Square Footage (Lot Size): 6,519
• Year Built: 1932

This four-bedroom Cape Cod in the Sligo Park Hills neighborhood in Silver Spring was designed by renowned architect John Torti, who is now known for designing some of Washington’s larger commercial and residential projects. The home has a very open floor plan on the first floor, and was built in such a way that the finishes accent the period details. There is a large deck off the back of the house that was built around a huge tree giving the area a forest-like feel. For the full listing, click here.

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