I haven’t lived in Arlington in 15 years but I still knew exactly what house you were referencing before I even opened the thread.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did they add trees?

Tear it down. Or MM is a good idea.

Don’t tear down this Missing Large property! There are people out there who need a 7-bathroom house but can’t afford to spend $3.5 mil, so this place at 1.95 allows them to stay in Arlington.

welldone

I sort of want it so I can host roller skating events for my daughters' girl scout troops. And end of soccer season parties, swim team events, whole grade sleepovers, etc. If I was a SAHP and had time to continuously host kid events, it could be very fun to have that much space.

Anonymous wrote:Did they add trees?

Tear it down. Or MM is a good idea.

Don’t tear down this Missing Large property! There are people out there who need a 7-bathroom house but can’t afford to spend $3.5 mil, so this place at 1.95 allows them to stay in Arlington.

Did they add trees?

Tear it down. Or MM is a good idea.

Anonymous wrote:Could someone link to a previous thread on this house? I need to catch up. Like this note from the Redfin Agent who toured it 11 years ago, what’s that about—? TIA

There are so many
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/939086.page
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/884783.page
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/797531.page
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/964233.page

Out of town buyer was suckered into sight unseen purchase

What I don’t get is how it listed for $$1.495m in April 2021, then the price went down and UP and down for awhile and finally sold for $1.62m a year later in May 2022.

How does a house list, fail to sell for a year during the hottest market in recent history (2021), then sells for more than $100k over original ask a year later??

Could someone link to a previous thread on this house? I need to catch up. Like this note from the Redfin Agent who toured it 11 years ago, what’s that about—? TIA