Wild Interior in this Condo in an Old School House
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Anonymous
| I think this is the most unusual interior decor I've seen in a DC-area real estate listings in months. You can play Real Estate Listing Scavenger Hunt and try to find the urinal, Mozart head, moose head, zebra figurine collection, mirror hanging from ceiling, old-fashioned typewriter, airline seats, and Albert Einstein. http://www.estately.com/listings/info/1375-maryland-avenue-ne |
Anonymous
AHHHH THE BEDROOM IS FREAKING ME OUT! remind me of Tommy
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Anonymous
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Awesome! I love it!
They should film a TV show in it. |
Anonymous
| Gorgeous! |
Anonymous
| wow! its really cooL! |
Anonymous
| That bed reminds me of the Flowers in the Attic books. Wasn't there an oval or round bed in the Foxworth mansion? |
Anonymous
| It looks amazing! But wait...They renovated the building and then did all of that decorating/staging to sell it? It seems like a crazy amount of detail for trying to sell, but I guess when you're looking for 7.25 it should look amazing. |
Anonymous
| Holy shit! That is so cool. I'd love to know who decorated it. Def. not the standard Ikea staging furniture. |
Anonymous
| Dibs on the penthouse. |
Anonymous
| wow!! amazing! I love it all! |
Anonymous
| Does anyone who you the interior designer is?? |
Anonymous
| I was prepared to hate it based on the description and the Austin Powers bedroom, but the entire place is fabulous. |
Anonymous
| What is the story with this place? It looks like someone's home, not an investor flip. Fascinating. |
Anonymous
It isn't an investor flip. The place was renovated before we moved into the neighborhood and we've been here 7 years. I have always wanted to see inside this place. The exterior is really gorgeous and interesting. |
Anonymous
| Is it several different units? |