New all-brick home in Vienna listed at $3.5M

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s more expensive than McLean—kind of a traditional, all-brick style. Is the style starting to change?

https://www.redfin.com/VA/Vienna/Ayr-Hill-Ave-NE-22180/home/197265290

Similar house in McLean costs more, of course. Look at 7011 Elizabeth Drive.

There are many of these similar looking builds, don't know the name of the style, but definitely not "traditional". They cost 1 mil more in some parts of Mclean, exact same homes.

OP made it sounds like it was an older home, it's not. all new construction is exorbitantly priced. And it's shocking why smth exactly the same would cost 4.5 mil just in the next suburb over.

The title of the thread is "new all-brick home..."

[Anonymous]

I was just looking at houses in Vienna and I truly cannot believe the price points. Seems like you have to be prepared to spend at least 2.5m for a family home (huge, yes, but still! Guess regular families can't live in Vienna anymore).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was just looking at houses in Vienna and I truly cannot believe the price points. Seems like you have to be prepared to spend at least 2.5m for a family home (huge, yes, but still! Guess regular families can't live in Vienna anymore).

2.5 for a new build. There are lovely, well-maintained ramblers, split levels, and colonials all over Vienna. Prices currently range from 950k to 1.3 for them. Sounds like you only want a new huge build which is your choice, but don’t say you need 2.5 for a family home in Vienna it’s absurd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s more expensive than McLean—kind of a traditional, all-brick style. Is the style starting to change?

https://www.redfin.com/VA/Vienna/Ayr-Hill-Ave-NE-22180/home/197265290

Similar house in McLean costs more, of course. Look at 7011 Elizabeth Drive.

There are many of these similar looking builds, don't know the name of the style, but definitely not "traditional". They cost 1 mil more in some parts of Mclean, exact same homes.

OP made it sounds like it was an older home, it's not. all new construction is exorbitantly priced. And it's shocking why smth exactly the same would cost 4.5 mil just in the next suburb over.

The title of the thread is "new all-brick home..."

I interpreted "new" as "new listing", and "traditional all brick" sounds like an older home. New construction is not usually all brick even if it may look this way.

[Anonymous]

As a long time Vienna resident and Vienna lover, this is insane! Who would pay that?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
I was just looking at houses in Vienna and I truly cannot believe the price points. Seems like you have to be prepared to spend at least 2.5m for a family home (huge, yes, but still! Guess regular families can't live in Vienna anymore).


2.5 for a new build. There are lovely, well-maintained ramblers, split levels, and colonials all over Vienna. Prices currently range from 950k to 1.3 for them. Sounds like you only want a new huge build which is your choice, but don’t say you need 2.5 for a family home in Vienna it’s absurd.

And 950K is not affordable for many people. Unless you have a large down payment, it's a huge monthly cost.

[Anonymous]

Per the listing, the photos are of a different house:

"Photography reflects the builder’s past projects and design quality. * * *"

Listing also indicates that the house will be built in 2026.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s more expensive than McLean—kind of a traditional, all-brick style. Is the style starting to change?

https://www.redfin.com/VA/Vienna/Ayr-Hill-Ave-NE-22180/home/197265290

Similar house in McLean costs more, of course. Look at 7011 Elizabeth Drive.

Wow, the squiggly black gutter lines outlining the front porch…truly bizarre

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
I was just looking at houses in Vienna and I truly cannot believe the price points. Seems like you have to be prepared to spend at least 2.5m for a family home (huge, yes, but still! Guess regular families can't live in Vienna anymore).


2.5 for a new build. There are lovely, well-maintained ramblers, split levels, and colonials all over Vienna. Prices currently range from 950k to 1.3 for them. Sounds like you only want a new huge build which is your choice, but don’t say you need 2.5 for a family home in Vienna it’s absurd.

And 950K is not affordable for many people. Unless you have a large down payment, it's a huge monthly cost.

SFHs in some places are not affordable to anyone who already doesn't have significant equity or very high earning people. A lot of sales these days is money changing hands, people selling homes they have a lot of equity in and buying other homes. First time buyers without high earner incomes have to look at multifamily or small older townhomes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was just looking at houses in Vienna and I truly cannot believe the price points. Seems like you have to be prepared to spend at least 2.5m for a family home (huge, yes, but still! Guess regular families can't live in Vienna anymore).

2.5 for a new build. There are lovely, well-maintained ramblers, split levels, and colonials all over Vienna. Prices currently range from 950k to 1.3 for them. Sounds like you only want a new huge build which is your choice, but don’t say you need 2.5 for a family home in Vienna it’s absurd.

The houses you're referencing are tiny and old, and also an insane price point for what you're getting.

[Anonymous]

The entire first floor is one open space. It feels like walking into a Crate and Barrel rather than a house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s more expensive than McLean—kind of a traditional, all-brick style. Is the style starting to change?

https://www.redfin.com/VA/Vienna/Ayr-Hill-Ave-NE-22180/home/197265290

Similar house in McLean costs more, of course. Look at 7011 Elizabeth Drive.

Wow, the squiggly black gutter lines outlining the front porch…truly bizarre

I noticed it too!!!

[Anonymous]

Very much not my style.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s more expensive than McLean—kind of a traditional, all-brick style. Is the style starting to change?

https://www.redfin.com/VA/Vienna/Ayr-Hill-Ave-NE-22180/home/197265290

Is the house already done because they list the building year as 2026?

Everything looks too creamy white. Yuck.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The entire first floor is one open space. It feels like walking into a Crate and Barrel rather than a house.

This.