Premises Address: 6101 DUNLEER CT
BETHESDA 20817-0000
Legal Description:
DEVONSHIRE 2769/512

Map: Grid: Parcel: Sub District: Subdivision: Section: Block: Lot: Assessment Year: Plat No:
GP61 0000 0000 0213 B 18 2013 Plat Ref:
Special Tax Areas: Town: NONE
Ad Valorem:
Tax Class: 38
Primary Structure Built Above Grade Enclosed Area Finished Basement Area Property Land Area County Use
1954 894 SF 588 SF 10,335 SF 111
Stories Basement Type Exterior Full/Half Bath Garage Last Major Renovation
1.000000 YES STANDARD UNIT BRICK 2 full

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Anonymous wrote:10,000 square feet is actually a pretty small lot - that's less than 1/4 of an acre. No way would I pay $675k for a small lot in the WJ district. Even if you put one of those crappy NDI things that someone on here keeps hawking you are well over $1 million. You can get something nicer for that.

In my neighborhood in the BCC district 5,000 sq. foot lots are going for over a million so I think this is a large lot comparatively speaking.

Agree. 10,000 sq ft is a huge lot inside the Beltway in Bethesda.
Our "lot" was nearly $700k.

My lot is 8800 sq ft inside the beltway in Bethesda and I will tell you it's small. There is about 16 feet between houses on each side, which is not very much - it's basically 8 feet from the lot line. Our lot is smaller than many so a 10,000 sq ft lot is not huge, even in Bethesda.

It certainly is. 1200 sq feet goes far.
If uiur house is tight, that is your builder's fault that the side setback is so narrow. 8800 inside the beltway is a great size, unless you're from outer suburbia is Kansas.

Anonymous wrote:That is a large lot for inside beltway!

the house is NOT a shitshack. I would buy it and bump out the back. expand the kitchen, family room areas as well as master.

buy it for $600K, add $250K for the addition and you are still well under priced for the area.

I think its a steal to be honest.

I would buy, my kid could bike to school...

Anonymous wrote:That is a large lot for inside beltway!

the house is NOT a shitshack. I would buy it and bump out the back. expand the kitchen, family room areas as well as master.

buy it for $600K, add $250K for the addition and you are still well under priced for the area.

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