The freak of Foxhall is for sale

[Anonymous]

That house looks bizarre. I like the interior repeating arches, with the white interior. The staircase is hideous. I do like how it curls when you view it from the top down.

I think the house looks dark, as in a dark psyche. There are hidden eyes embedded in the walls. The walls move in waves when nobody is looking. The floors are meant to cause people to slip and crack their skulls. The house laughs with satisfaction when that happens. There's evilness in this house.

Brrr. Wouldn't want to own that house. The buyer should have it torn down, and have a priest come in and sprinkle holy water before anything new is built there.

[Anonymous]

I love it. I would buy it for 2m if I had money like that. Location is great except that Foxhall is a busy road. Doesn't look like that glass room converts to a screened room, too bad. I'll even take and use the cheap furniture.

[Anonymous]

Was the owner color blind? That could explain all the red.

Most colorblind people are men, so it's not out of the realm...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love it. I would buy it for 2m if I had money like that. Location is great except that Foxhall is a busy road. Doesn't look like that glass room converts to a screened room, too bad. I'll even take and use the cheap furniture.

Between the cars and the planes, the house is the last of this seller’s problems

[Anonymous]

Lower Foxhall should be renamed to disassociate it from the much more distinguished upper section. Homes like this besmirch the address.

[Anonymous]

I actually mostly like it except for the red bathroom and the kitchen (it would be a gut job for me).

[Anonymous]

George Jetson meets Frank Sinatra (in Vegas)