I found an even more beautiful house in Cleveland Park

[Anonymous]

And it's relatively cheap for the neighborhood. Best part, you can waddle your way home from 2Amys in about a minute.

http://homes.longandfoster.com/Real-Estate/PropertyDetails.aspx?MlsCompanyID=2&MlsNumber=DC8250214&profileTypeID=1&Add=3305-39TH-ST-NW,WASHINGTON,DC-20016&FromParnter=true

[Anonymous]

another agent pushing a house on the market. that hting is dated the basement is from the 70s and the colors are awful.

maybe worth 1.1

[Anonymous]

why can't they build garages on these shit boxes.

[Anonymous]

wait it's in the rear

[Anonymous]

it's nice

[Anonymous]

It's nice but I like the older house better.

[Anonymous]

It looks like a smaller version of Buckman Tavern.

[Anonymous]

I don't particularly have anything against these perfectly square, reasonably well-maintained houses, but I would never have thought to look at either of them and say "that's perfection defined."

[Anonymous]

This is on the other side of Wisconsin. Not cleveland park. More like cathedral or mass heights

[Anonymous]

I don't really think of things that are "waddling distance" from 2 Amys as being in CP. But maybe OP can waddle farther than me.

[Anonymous]

Crazy basement!

And nearly every window features a close-up "view" of the brick wall of your neighbors.

[Anonymous]

It's also around the corner from the huge Cathedral Commons center under construction, which is going to make Macomb St a nightmare when it opens. Be forewarned and stay away!

[Anonymous]

It is ok. Needs a lot of updating. Looks better than the other home because it is furniture in it.

[Anonymous]

Here's what I tell friends moving the area and encountering the DC real estate market for the first time: "DC--where it's best to just LOWER your expectations before you see a single listing."

[Anonymous]

The kitchen is horrible. What's going on with the weird window over the sink stuck behind a drywall bulkhead?