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Tucker Carlson Lists DC Home For $2.2 Million

  • May 11th 2017

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Tucker Carlson Lists DC Home For $2.2 Million: Figure 1
The exterior of Tucker Carlson’s DC home.

Perhaps Tucker Carlson’s new primetime slot on Fox News has him thinking about upgrading his DC digs.

The Fox host has listed his DC home for $2.185 million, UrbanTurf has learned. The seven-bedroom, 5.5-bath home is located in DC’s Kent neighborhood, not far from Hunter Biden’s house, which also hit the market recently. Both homes are listed by Nancy Taylor Bubes of Washington Fine Properties.

Carlson and his wife Susan are quite familiar with real estate in the upper northwest neighborhood of Kent. In 2011, the couple bought their current home after selling a six-bedroom house with a pool about a mile away for $4 million.

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