Thoughts? $4 million seems pricey for the neighborhood but it's beautiful

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Anonymous wrote:Help me out. I'm poor.

What does one do in this room?

It rubs the lotion into its skin or it gets the hose again.

😂😂 Thank you for the laugh today

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this is the wrong N Arlington school zone for that price

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Anonymous wrote:Ashton Heights is where people who can’t afford LV live. If you can spend that kind of money on a house (that is small for that price) you would just live in LV. Who is the market for this?

Eh, I prefer AH to LV. It being cheaper would just be a bonus. The amount of cut through car traffic in LV is wild.

This. I live someplace else in central arlington but I like the layout of AH better than LV. It’s my preferred neighborhood in central Arl. Though I like LV west of Highland drive as well

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A Symphony in Greige.

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That’s barely even $2M in my book.

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The inside lacks any character and it is “small” for the price and the neighborhood doesn’t warrant the added expense. This is a 3.1 mill max. The realtor who priced this should be ashamed.

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Anonymous wrote:For $4 million I do not expect a shower curtain in any bathroom.

This stood out to me too! Looks really cheap.

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This house is terribly overpriced. I agree with whoever said that the real estate agents should be embarrassed to come out at this price. This house should be under 3. Maybe 2.6-2.7.

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Especially love the exterior!.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Help me out. I'm poor.

What does one do in this room?

It rubs the lotion into its skin or it gets the hose again.

😂😂 Thank you for the laugh today

Let's be friends. That was funny, but I think everyone else might be too young to get the reference!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Help me out. I'm poor.

What does one do in this room?

It rubs the lotion into its skin or it gets the hose again.

😂😂 Thank you for the laugh today

Let's be friends. That was funny, but I think everyone else might be too young to get the reference!

Oh f_ck! Am I at that age now 😮

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Anonymous wrote:The inside lacks any character and it is “small” for the price and the neighborhood doesn’t warrant the added expense. This is a 3.1 mill max. The realtor who priced this should be ashamed.

+1 let’s see what it actually sells for and how long it takes.

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Anonymous wrote:This house is terribly overpriced. I agree with whoever said that the real estate agents should be embarrassed to come out at this price. This house should be under 3. Maybe 2.6-2.7.

As someone currently renovating a property, my guess is that the sellers are trying to recoup their cost. Renovation is expensive, and they definitely look like the did it the “right” way, and probably sunk a lot of money in it. That said, I prefer Ashton Heights to Lyon Village, but I agree this seems overpriced. I would think $3 mill is aspirational but they might find someone to make an offer. Close to 4 seems unrealistic, but whether that is the realtor or the sellers, hard to tell.

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Anonymous wrote:This house is terribly overpriced. I agree with whoever said that the real estate agents should be embarrassed to come out at this price. This house should be under 3. Maybe 2.6-2.7.

$4 million is definitely too high, but this house will clearly sell for over $3 million. Check out a similar sized house with worse finishes and design in a much less desirable part of the neighborhood that just sold for almost $3 million.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/31-N-Jackson-St-Arlington-VA-22201/12087485_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

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Anonymous wrote:That’s barely even $2M in my book.

Yeah, no. More than that. Not $4M but a lot over $2M.