It's unusual for two houses in 16th St. Heights of this size and grandeur to hit the market at the same time. A former co-worker owned one of these beauties in 2005 and it was spectacular. These two properties are impressive as well.
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5709 16th St, NW | | |
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5709 16th St, NW grand entryway. Living room to right, dining to left. | | |
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5709 16th St, NW kitchen |
5709 16th St, NW has five bedrooms, three and half baths and is listed for $1,089,000. The square footage is 4,161 which is enormous by DC standards and the yearly taxes are $6,750. The house has hardwood floors, two fireplaces, updated kitchen and baths, a large front porch, a two car detached garage and a lovely back yard for entertaining. It's Open Sunday, 5/29 from 1-4pm.
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5715 16th St, NW |
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5715 16th St, NW entry and view of living room. | |
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5715 16th St, NW English Garden backyard |
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5715 16th St, NW is five bedrooms, four and half baths and is offered for $1,349,000. It's 4,293 square feet and the yearly taxes are $7,010. This property features hardwood floors on the first level, updated kitchen and baths, a private front porch, 10 feet ceilings, a fireplace, a detached two car garage and an amazing English Garden in the backyard. (Check out that backyard! Can you imagine the upkeep? I guess if you have a house and a garden this big, you have a gardener. It's divine. I wish I didn't kill every plant that crosses my path because this garden inspires me.)
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photos courtesy of MRIS.
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