Pot filler - is this a must in a kitchen for resale and also must it match the faucet? Stainless ok?

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This is a thread that makes me love DCUM.

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You haven't been in the real estate market if you think a $1M house demands a pot filler. Maybe a $1M kitchen demands a pot filler (but that would be a person who fills your pots).

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Anonymous wrote:It makes the kitchen a gourmet kitchen. Makes it higher end.
Also, it's so convenient when you want to add some water to a hot pot.

Others are jealous.

The pot filler determines whether one has a gourmet kitchen or not? Interesting. I have only seen them in overly ornate Tuscan kitchens that are pretty dated.

It does. If I'm shelling out a million for a house, it had better have that feature.

Huh. Our house cost over $1 mil and neither it not any that we looked at had a pot filler.

And I wouldn't have bought those homes.

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Anonymous wrote:You haven't been in the real estate market if you think a $1M house demands a pot filler. Maybe a $1M kitchen demands a pot filler (but that would be a person who fills your pots).

It's a basic feature that should be included.

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Is pot filler a search criteria?

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Anonymous wrote:This is a thread that makes me love DCUM.

I don't know which I'm enjoying more. This one or the 5' 10" skinny 30 yr old who asks if she can wear skinny jeans and shorts because she had a baby.

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Anonymous wrote:You haven't been in the real estate market if you think a $1M house demands a pot filler. Maybe a $1M kitchen demands a pot filler (but that would be a person who fills your pots).

Yes, in fact, please report back on the next house you tour that has a pot filler.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It makes the kitchen a gourmet kitchen. Makes it higher end.
Also, it's so convenient when you want to add some water to a hot pot.

Others are jealous.

The pot filler determines whether one has a gourmet kitchen or not? Interesting. I have only seen them in overly ornate Tuscan kitchens that are pretty dated.

It does. If I'm shelling out a million for a house, it had better have that feature.

Huh. Our house cost over $1 mil and neither it not any that we looked at had a pot filler.

And I wouldn't have bought those homes.

Then you probably wouldn't be buying a house in DC or any close in suburbs. Maybe you can get a pot filler in Ashburn for $1 M

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You haven't been in the real estate market if you think a $1M house demands a pot filler. Maybe a $1M kitchen demands a pot filler (but that would be a person who fills your pots).

Yes, in fact, please report back on the next house you tour that has a pot filler.

I have one in my home.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You haven't been in the real estate market if you think a $1M house demands a pot filler. Maybe a $1M kitchen demands a pot filler (but that would be a person who fills your pots).

Yes, in fact, please report back on the next house you tour that has a pot filler.

I have one in my home.

The next house you tour that is on the market. Is your house for sale? What's the asking price?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You haven't been in the real estate market if you think a $1M house demands a pot filler. Maybe a $1M kitchen demands a pot filler (but that would be a person who fills your pots).

It's a basic feature that should be included.

For a $1M kitchen, I agree. For a $1M house, now way. Around here, those were built 50+ years ago.

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Apparently agents aren't savvy to this craze - only one listing on redfin featuring "pot filler". In.... wait for it.... Chillum! And only $645k!