Silver spring beauty

[Anonymous]

Kind of gives me the vibes of a Takoma Park home, but in… Woodside Park? Or thereabouts.

[Anonymous]

My house is older than this so of course I love it. But they did lots of weird modern stuff to the interior (and should have taken that weird painting down before putting it on the market.) I actually prefer this location over Takoma Park but I don’t need Metro or to be downtown anymore. For the big lots PP, this is almost half an acre which is huge - we have 1/3 and it’s kind of too much. Love the hot tub though.

[Anonymous]

Terrible kitchen for that price

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://redf.in/bevtTA

This is the home.

I love woodside. It looks like Takoma Park without the hilliness.

[Anonymous]

Stunning! Hope it finds a good owner.

[Anonymous]

Old houses are money pits. But they look sweet. Pass.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My house is older than this so of course I love it. But they did lots of weird modern stuff to the interior (and should have taken that weird painting down before putting it on the market.) I actually prefer this location over Takoma Park but I don’t need Metro or to be downtown anymore. For the big lots PP, this is almost half an acre which is huge - we have 1/3 and it’s kind of too much. Love the hot tub though.

This house is pretty close to Metro. I live nearby and I walk to and from Metro every day.

[Anonymous]

It's a lovely house. But agree that the kitchen is terrible for that price.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nice house on a decent-sized lot but it’s zoned to Einstein.

I knew somebody would say this you're all just school obsessed weirdos. Thousands of Einstein grads have done just fine.

[Anonymous]

Such a cool house. Just such a commitment to take on a victorian!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love this home! So much character and charm. The porches and outside garden are lovely too. Out of my budget but I would rather this home than a new build any day.

This is where I’m torn. It’s a lovely house and so charming. But man, I love (some) new build designs for how I actually live. Energy efficiency, bathrooms where the toilet is not right on top of the sink, a garage.

At least this is a fair fight though. Charm and uniqueness vs a thoughtful new build. The worst is some of the new and 90’s, 2000’s builds that have no charm and STILL were not thoughtfully built (garages on the opposite side of the kitchen, for example).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nice house on a decent-sized lot but it’s zoned to Einstein.

I knew somebody would say this you're all just school obsessed weirdos. Thousands of Einstein grads have done just fine.

There’s no need to pay $1.32M to go to Einstein.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nice house on a decent-sized lot but it’s zoned to Einstein.

I knew somebody would say this you're all just school obsessed weirdos. Thousands of Einstein grads have done just fine.

There’s no need to pay $1.32M to go to Einstein.

And yet, people do just that, and like Einstein!

[Anonymous]

It's gorgeous. Utterly charming.

[Anonymous]

Silver Spring is a dump though with no character. I’d rather just negotiate WFH for a lower salary and live in Roland Park if Victorian SFHs were my thing.

https://www.redfin.com/MD/Baltimore/4-Hillside-Rd-21210/home/11163798