Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That house has never had a deck and has always had a door to nowhere.

Can someone drop a pin for this house? Now I want to see it

I think this is it:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/WsKxXiDHPVB1QJiU6

It likely doesn't have anything to do with the construction. Most likely there was a deck attached to the house and it rotted away. Previous Street View photos also show no deck. You can only really see the door-to-nowhere when its winter time and the foliage has fallen from the trees.

Thanks! What a strange looking house/parcel

I guarantee the first line of a real estate listing for this house has been (or will be): “POTOMAC RIVER FRONTAGE!”

Y’all are way too nosy lol with these google images

These people surely know years in advance that the highway literally next door was in talks of getting expanded.

Now, if I was Maryland and Virginia, I’d buy out all these homeowners on one side of 495 for way over asking price and use that land for a purple line connecting Tysons to Bethesda

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That house has never had a deck and has always had a door to nowhere.

Can someone drop a pin for this house? Now I want to see it

I think this is it:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/WsKxXiDHPVB1QJiU6

It likely doesn't have anything to do with the construction. Most likely there was a deck attached to the house and it rotted away. Previous Street View photos also show no deck. You can only really see the door-to-nowhere when its winter time and the foliage has fallen from the trees.

Thanks! What a strange looking house/parcel

That is a great picture of the door to nowhere. Strange plot.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That house has never had a deck and has always had a door to nowhere.

Can someone drop a pin for this house? Now I want to see it

I think this is it:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/WsKxXiDHPVB1QJiU6

It likely doesn't have anything to do with the construction. Most likely there was a deck attached to the house and it rotted away. Previous Street View photos also show no deck. You can only really see the door-to-nowhere when its winter time and the foliage has fallen from the trees.

Thanks! What a strange looking house/parcel

County rights of way are published. Many years ago, my parents bought in McLean. They checked the maps and didn’t choose the property that backed up to the lovely bit of woods that the county paved over a few years later for a four lane road.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That house has never had a deck and has always had a door to nowhere.

Yup. I’ve been crossing that bridge almost daily for 25 years. That door has always been floating up there all alone.

Who lives there? It is bizarre

Anonymous wrote:That house has never had a deck and has always had a door to nowhere.

Yup. I’ve been crossing that bridge almost daily for 25 years. That door has always been floating up there all alone.