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Tuesday's Deal of the Week

  • March 24th 2009

by Mark Wellborn

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Today’s “Deal of the Week” is a two-bedroom condo at 1816 Kalorama Road NW. Originally listed at $534,555, the price has been reduced by about $25K since it was listed a few months ago. That puts it just below the average sale price for a condo in this zip code. However, what makes this such a good deal is that the list price includes a garage parking space and the unit has a 600 square-foot private terrace.

In addition to those amenities, the unit has hardwood floors, a number of windows to let in natural light, and a good amount of storage space. The master bedroom is spacious and the second bedroom could serve as an office or a bedroom. For the full listing, click here.


  • Price: $509,826
  • Beds: Two
  • Baths: One
  • Condo Fees: $303/month
  • Parking: Garage

Tuesday's Deal of the Week: Figure 1
1816 Kalorama Road

Tuesday's Deal of the Week: Figure 2
Bedroom

Tuesday's Deal of the Week: Figure 3
Second Bedroom/Office

Tuesday's Deal of the Week: Figure 4
Living Room

Tuesday's Deal of the Week: Figure 5
Patio

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/tuesdays_deal_of_the_week2/702.

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