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| I have to admit. I don't hate it. |
| its hideous |
If one can't afford new windows and good insulation, heating a house this big would be an expense. Most mid-Atlantic people want light and bright homes. |
| I like quirky custom homes even if dated for average standards but this one isn't cutting it. |
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I would (much) rather live in the Mushroom House.
https://washingtonian.com/2022/02/17/the-surprisingly-raunchy-history-of-bethesdas-famous-mushroom-house/ |
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My goodness. I just think if you have a house that you spend hours and hours a day in, not all of them sleeping, you need to be able to sit down in a comfortable chair.
THis looks like a house Moira Rose would live in, wearing ridiculouly uncomfrotable clothing, posing in ridiculously uncomfortable poses. |
+1000 also, how the heck do you get furniture to the upper level(s) with a staircase like that? Just remove some windows and get a crane?!?! |
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1985
Year Built seems about right |
| its weird has a drain ditch out front but street view shows tottem polls. i woudl say it would be a cool house to rent out as an airbnb but there isn't really much near it to make it attractive for that use case. |
In fact, I was wondering about the building off to the right. Is that an office? It can't be a two-story garage, or a garage with a guest suite, can it? |
| My favorite detail is that when you look at street view, there's a Subaru Forester in the driveway. I was expecting a DeLorean or something else of that nature. |
A significant percentage of my parents friends (same generation, well off) drive Subaru Foresters. They'd rather spend the money on art or travel or grandkids education. And having a nicer car isn't a big deal at that age. |
It’s a guest house above garage with walkway to house |
| Active under contract now. |