New NW home at 1.5

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Anonymous wrote:Looks like old person died or had to move to nursing home. Probably didn't want to deal with painting.

Are you blind? It’s clearly a young family w/ 2 little girls who has outgrown it. Great house and seems a bit underpriced for the size, yard, etc.

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Anonymous wrote:It is right across from Maret so perhaps it's a pain dealing with all the morning traffic. I'm genuinely curious how this one can be so low though the description only goes on about the schools and location, and not the house.

It is really weird that the price is so low. The traffic is so minimal - only about 20 min in the morning. Otherwise, it's a lovely street. The house is a little small - 1700 sq ft above ground - to be a 4-bedroom, but such a great location with many good school options.

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Anonymous wrote:It is right across from Maret so perhaps it's a pain dealing with all the morning traffic. I'm genuinely curious how this one can be so low though the description only goes on about the schools and location, and not the house.

It is really weird that the price is so low. The traffic is so minimal - only about 20 min in the morning. Otherwise, it's a lovely street. The house is a little small - 1700 sq ft above ground - to be a 4-bedroom, but such a great location with many good school options.

Seems like a lot for a townhouse to me. It’ll go for 1.7 anyway.

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Anonymous wrote:Nice, but on a fairly busy street.

The Busy Street Crew here almost matches Crazy Airplane Noise Lady for hilariously incorrect takes.

Oh please, do you even live near this house? We live in NW DC and my kids go to school and ballet in that area, so we are on that very street multiple times a day, several days a week both in the morning and in the afternoon, sometimes in the evenings and on the weekends. Van Ness between Reno and Wisconsin is a cut-through street, like Macomb, because it has traffic lights that allow for safe left turns onto Wisconsin and Reno, and is a means of getting to Nebraska and Connecticut further out. It's a minor artery in a popular neighborhood.

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I love it!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nice, but on a fairly busy street.

The Busy Street Crew here almost matches Crazy Airplane Noise Lady for hilariously incorrect takes.

Oh please, do you even live near this house? We live in NW DC and my kids go to school and ballet in that area, so we are on that very street multiple times a day, several days a week both in the morning and in the afternoon, sometimes in the evenings and on the weekends. Van Ness between Reno and Wisconsin is a cut-through street, like Macomb, because it has traffic lights that allow for safe left turns onto Wisconsin and Reno, and is a means of getting to Nebraska and Connecticut further out. It's a minor artery in a popular neighborhood.

Got it, might as well live on the Beltway.

It's not a busy road. Good lord you people are amazing sometimes with your profoundly dumb hyperbole. Go move to a cul-de-sac in Aldie, you'll be happier.

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Incredibly fast. Multiple competing offers for sure.

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The yard is so tiny. The entire lot is less than 1/10th an acre, basically a prison cell.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nice, but on a fairly busy street.

The Busy Street Crew here almost matches Crazy Airplane Noise Lady for hilariously incorrect takes.

Oh please, do you even live near this house? We live in NW DC and my kids go to school and ballet in that area, so we are on that very street multiple times a day, several days a week both in the morning and in the afternoon, sometimes in the evenings and on the weekends. Van Ness between Reno and Wisconsin is a cut-through street, like Macomb, because it has traffic lights that allow for safe left turns onto Wisconsin and Reno, and is a means of getting to Nebraska and Connecticut further out. It's a minor artery in a popular neighborhood.

Got it, might as well live on the Beltway.

It's not a busy road. Good lord you people are amazing sometimes with your profoundly dumb hyperbole. Go move to a cul-de-sac in Aldie, you'll be happier.

You are clearly the realtor or seller or someone who is seriously invested in selling this house. Definitely someone incapable of understanding nuance. It's not just exburb vs beltway. There are many quieter streets in this neighborhood. Van Ness is a busy residential street. It's not as busy as Wisconsin or Reno/34th, but it's far busier than Warren or Veazey, for example.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looks like old person died or had to move to nursing home. Probably didn't want to deal with painting.

How rude you are! What an asinine comment.

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Not an airplane noise person or a busy street obsessive, but I will say objectively that Van Ness is a decently busy street.

How else does one get to the McDonalds???

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Anyone go see this today? How was it?

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Offers due at noon today. I'm guessing it doesn't go pending. 2 more open houses.

[Anonymous]

You're right about the not-pending. It's still available.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You're right about the not-pending. It's still available.

Sometimes it takes a day if there’s a lot of interest