CCDC Beauty

[Anonymous]

I’m not sold on the black cabinets or some of the bathroom vanities, but basically this house is gorgeous.

https://www.redfin.com/DC/Washington/3724-Northampton-St-NW-20015/home/9970640

[Anonymous]

The only nice part about it is the outside space. Interior is a mess.

[Anonymous]

love it. the wallpapered small bathroom with the pink tiled wall is so good. and the purple radiator!

[Anonymous]

I like it! Looks a smidge interior designer-ish. Not all the way though. Otherwise standard house layout but with 3 floors plus basement. Seems big.

Anyone know:

- What color green is on picture 23? Arsenic F&B? I’m surprised I like the color.

- What kind of trees are behind the hot tub in picture 64? I would like something similar.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like it! Looks a smidge interior designer-ish. Not all the way though. Otherwise standard house layout but with 3 floors plus basement. Seems big.

Anyone know:

- What color green is on picture 23? Arsenic F&B? I’m surprised I like the color.

- What kind of trees are behind the hot tub in picture 64? I would like something similar.

Yeah I actually wondered if they pulled some of it back in service of “staging.” I’m not sure what’s left is still working, and I abhor “accent” walls. But still, A for effort! And I love the house. The front is a storybook to me.

[Anonymous]

I really like the house and design.

I would want to turn the studio back into a garage as I don’t like street parking but that costs extra $. I think for this price off-street parking should be included without having to pay extra.

Don’t love the appliances in kitchen. For high end homes you need high end appliances- Wolf, SubZero, Viking, Miele, etc. Granted I can’t see the brand but they don’t look high end.

I have a home worth a lot less and have all high end appliances. I feel they last longer, cook better, and add value. The fridge looks to not be cabinet width and sticks out. I don’t like having a microwave instead of a nice vented hood over the stove. It’s personal preference but many clients who can afford $2.9 will notice the small things.


One can easily change the appliances but that also costs extra $.

I love color so do appreciate their style. I do think the price is a bit high.

[Anonymous]

Love everything about this house! Even the purple tiles. Wouldn't change a thing.

[Anonymous]

Not a fan of that style of stucco so hard pass.

[Anonymous]

$2.9 million with a $1k range. No thanks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$2.9 million with a $1k range. No thanks.

+1

[Anonymous]

Over-priced. If you're rich it won't matter, but when the recession hits somebody is going to be underwater on the mortgage.

It's storybook pretty. I like everything about this house except the kitchen cabinets. But if you can afford a $3M house what's a little cabinet replacement cost, even if it comes with a $50K price tag? I would also have liked to see more shade (trees) in the backyard.

[Anonymous]

All looks dated and overdone. It looks like they are repainted and nothing special.

[Anonymous]

Love it. It looks personal and livable—I could move right in and be happy.

[Anonymous]

I agree it’s overpriced by a lot. Kitchen looks cheap. In a 2.9 million dollar home the kitchen should be amazing.

What price do people think it’s worth?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$2.9 million with a $1k range. No thanks.

Yep, and a similarly cheap fridge that can’t even fully open because of the wall. I have a hard time believing so many posters really like this house. Seems more like one person hyping it up . The exterior is nice but the interior needs some work to make it look cohesive and the kitchen would be a hard pass for me at this price point.