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This Week's Find: The Ultimate Two-Bedroom Condo Alternative

  • October 28th 2010

by Mark Wellborn

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This Week's Find: The Ultimate Two-Bedroom Condo Alternative: Figure 1
413 4th Street NE

This Week’s Find is a two-bedroom townhome just north of Stanton Park in Capitol Hill, and is one of the better alternatives to a condo we have seen in some time. The first floor is very wide with a floating stairwell that separates the kitchen and dining area from the living room. There are two working fireplaces on the main level as well as a built-in desk beneath the stairs that has a wood inlay work surface. (Another cool feature is that the front door of the home features a hand-carved eagle with a peep hole that doubles as the eagle’s eye.) Both bedrooms have large windows, and the master has built-ins and a separate seating area. The home’s back patio can be used to entertain, but it also doubles as a parking spot. More details and photos below.

  • Address: 413 4th Street NE (map)
  • Price: $639,000
  • Bedrooms: Two
  • Bathrooms: Two
  • Square Footage: 1,368
  • Listing Agent: Gary Jankowski, Coldwell Banker
  • For the full listing, click here.

This Week's Find: The Ultimate Two-Bedroom Condo Alternative: Figure 2
Kitchen into Living Room

This Week's Find: The Ultimate Two-Bedroom Condo Alternative: Figure 3
Master Bedroom

This Week's Find: The Ultimate Two-Bedroom Condo Alternative: Figure 4
Second Bedroom

This Week's Find: The Ultimate Two-Bedroom Condo Alternative: Figure 5
Patio

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