Thoughts on house in friendship heights
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Anonymous
| wow, I have house envy now. Damn. |
Anonymous
Here you go, dear. http://www.redfin.com/VA/Ashburn/20049-Boxwood-Pl-20147/home/12083899 |
Anonymous
| It's pretty, but that street is too busy. I think you can do better for the price. |
Anonymous
| Radiant heat turns me off. |
Anonymous
| I really like it, but would be hesitant to buy it (even if I could afford it!) due to the street its on. That is a very busy intersection. |
Anonymous
| wow gorgeous! just didn't like the one greenish bathroom and the basement but those are easy fixes down the line. looks beautiful!!!! |
Anonymous
This home is pretty good. Too much carpet and bland bathroom counters. I wish homes like these could be built closer in at more affordable prices. |
Anonymous
| Are you familiar with the price of land? |
Anonymous
The exterior is just...no |
Anonymous
Is this house 2 blocks from metro that is 20 min ride to downtown? Is there a whole foods and giant in true walking distance (5-10 min w sidewalks)? Is there a newly renovated park 2 blocks away? |
Anonymous
| Why are you asking me? I don't even like the damn Ashburn house. |
Anonymous
| Dated. |
Anonymous
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This is around the corner from me. It is in the total sweet spot of convenience for absolutely, positively a family* would want. All within a 5-10 minute walk in all directiions.
* I will allow that the hipster list of must-haves is not present. There is no ironic prom night-themed bar that serves hand crafted tater tots nearby. |
Anonymous
| EVERYTHING a family would want, that is. Stores, schools, parks, library, metro, more groceries, restaurants, community center, etc |
Anonymous
| Very nice looking - price seems fairly reasonable.... but for me the location would make me pass it over. You can make your house nicer, but you can't move it's location. |