Street view? Is there no curbside? Just that fence?

House has been on the market since May and has gone through $1.2 million in price reductions, and now suddenly gets posted to DCUM purportedly as someone's dream house. Ummm, OK.

Incredible yard and definitely some positives but it needs a dose of personality inside, colors, wallpapers, less mirrored walls, and new heating/cooling. I find it hard to imagine a lot of buyers at that range wanting baseboard heating and so sadly I think you might end up with a teardown.

Anonymous wrote:Love everything about it. Except the price!

Shutters would enhance the exterior appearance and crown molding would give some character to the interior rooms. Could use a bit of color inside.

It’s fine…you’re paying for the size of the house and the acreage. You rarely get half an acre in DC. And it’s on a quiet street. Price is right

Anonymous wrote:I could get into the country house vibe, but the kitchen is really devastating. All that space to open up to and the kitchen is a cave by the garage??

Oh wait there is no garage, sorry. I misread the floorplan. The kitchen remains a tragedy.

I could get into the country house vibe, but the kitchen is really devastating. All that space to open up to and the kitchen is a cave by the garage??

Anonymous wrote:Why? You can buy something brand new in a very nice area of McLean for the same price.

LOL, this house is in DC.

right ON chain bridge road? Wouldn't even look at it.

It’s been on the market for a while. Redfin keeps sending me this listing.

Definitely needs renovation

I don't see this house as a tear down but with some renovation and work it could be a great investment

Why? You can buy something brand new in a very nice area of McLean for the same price.

Such a tiny no nothing kitchen for that price.

I actually really love it, but the listing is WEIRD. Some of the furniture looks AI generated, while other pieces are clearly stained and old (see photo 18 for example).

I get it, I have a family and a lot of stuff in my house is stained as well but why do AI generated dining room table/chairs but leave in a stained bench cushion?

This is also a question of preference, but the W/I closet in the primary bedroom is also a weird choice because it clearly cut into the size of the room itself. It's like they saw a thing they wanted (huge walk in closet) and tacked it onto a house that was otherwise a totally different style.