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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]GEH was never the land of old Colonials. That's just not consistent with when the neighborhood was originally built on. I agree the giant new builds are taking over, but several PPs clearly don't know GEH to start with. (I grew up there and visit regularly.)

The house the OP posted is actually my favorite of the Wehawken new builds, inside and out, (not yet another crappy Craftsman!) but this is a slow price range, and there's a lot competition in the neighborhood. [/quote]

Totally agree. GEH was the anti colonial. We lived on a block of split levels and modernish (built in the 50s, so kind of MCM) houses. Many of them are gone now.

I like the OPs wehawken house and it actually looks very GEH to me. And it's a large house that still has a yard. If I were looking for a larger house I'd consider it. [/quote]

I like both posts. GEH always gave residents more leeway than other parts of Bethesda. In the not too distant past, that was small homes, often with obvious car and boat collections. I especially liked seeing pre-1970s American cars there.

In recent years GEH new construction means folks get a lot of what they want in 20814-20817 while being relatively affordable. The house OP posted would cost more in Edgemor, Somerset, or Ch Ch W. I'm pretty sure some of the happiest folks here, who finally found what they wanted in 20814-20817 bought in GEH.

GEH: don't get defensive about the new construction. Marketing 101 emphasizes differentiation. GEH has that. Embrace it.[/quote]

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