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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]2BR, 2.BA, 2000 sf, $790k:
https://www.redfin.com/DC/Washington/823-12th-St-NE-20002/home/9909727

That seems strangely reasonably priced for the square footage.  And while some of it is dated, it doesn’t scream teardown, either.  I have a hard time figuring out the layout, though, and I can’t see any pictures of the basement; a virtual tour of this one would be useful.

Thoughts?[/quote]

I don't like when these super skinny houses get pop-ups. I know it feels like an easy way to add square footage, but it makes for a very odd living experience. It looks like this on has a bedroom on the second and third floors, with a small balcony off the third floor bedroom. It's just awkward.

Also, regarding the PP who said this is a questionable part of H Street, I would argue that the bigger issue is just the house's proximity to H. I don't find 12th any more or less dodgy than other blocks closer to Union Station. But I would not want to live in a house this close to H on any block. You will get a ton of foot traffic, a lot more noise, etc. Though at least this one will probably be a lot calmer than it was back with Horace & Dickies was still open. It was basically a parking lot from 4pm to 8pm every day.[/quote]

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