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Anonymous wrote:Click on the street view- you can see what the old house used to look like...

looks much better now, the other houses are very ugly and small

And still went for $680,000. !! We're up Old Georgetown past 495 and I would love to be in this neighborhood, but we're priced out. I can't believe that that tiny house sold as a tear down for $680,000. Well, I can believe it, just don't want to.

From the MC permitting database, looks like "Work Type Add Single Family Dwelling."

http://permittingservices.montgomerycountymd.gov/dps/online/eSearch.aspx?by=Address

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Click on the street view- you can see what the old house used to look like...

looks much better now, the other houses are very ugly and small

New build? Or major renovation of former?

They did the build around the foundation of the old shit box, so who knows if they even replaced the water main and sewer lines

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Anonymous wrote:Click on the street view- you can see what the old house used to look like...

looks much better now, the other houses are very ugly and small

And still went for $680,000. !! We're up Old Georgetown past 495 and I would love to be in this neighborhood, but we're priced out. I can't believe that that tiny house sold as a tear down for $680,000. Well, I can believe it, just don't want to.

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Anonymous wrote:Click on the street view- you can see what the old house used to look like...

looks much better now, the other houses are very ugly and small

New build? Or major renovation of former?

Anonymous wrote:Click on the street view- you can see what the old house used to look like...

looks much better now, the other houses are very ugly and small

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Anonymous wrote:Itailnate? Clearly, you have never been to Italy. There is *nothing* Italian about this house.

Also, there is too much gray. Too many sellers go overboard on the gray.

Just quoting the real estate description.

Speaking of the real estate description, there are a LOT of "steps" from that house to downtown Bethesda. Two miles of "steps."

Just steps in from Old Georgetown Road. I drove by the other day but had no idea of the pricing--wow!

Click on the street view- you can see what the old house used to look like...

I have a proposal:

Any OPs who come here just to critique others' homes or decor have to include photos of their own homes and how much they spent.

Anonymous wrote:Not sure what was going through the mind of the designer with this one. And it's way overpriced for the neighborhood - but I guess if you want a part Italianate, part southern plantation infill house than it's a steal at almost 1.8 mil.

https://www.redfin.com/MD/Bethesda/5502-Johnson-Ave-20817/home/10655824

you're an asshole.

That's a really small kitchen for an almost-5000 sq ft house. Coupled with the uggo factor, it's a pass from me (LOL, as if I had 1.8 mil lying around, though...sigh!)

the house would be ok if they got rid of that horrible crown molding, they should've just torn it down

yep, that's pretty hideous.

wow, this is awful.

And for the person feeling sorry for the house or the owners... it's a $1.8M house. Nobody has any sympathy for anyone with a $1.8M house. If someone buys it, I'm sure they give two sh*ts about what anonymous posters think.

But man, this is ugly. There's just too much going on in almost every room. Even the crown molding is way too busy.

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Anonymous wrote:She said Victorian w/ ornate fixtures. He said 2013 architecture with clean lines. Her sister is an aspiring painter who really wanted to give them a mural on the ceiling as a wedding present. Compromises were made, and-- voila.

Is this my favorite poster again? The one who makes up elaborate and hilarious stories about people based on their kids' names?

As for the house, well - you gotta get yourself some marble columns! But sometimes, just one will do.

I hadn't made that connection---but, if so, the poster is incredibly smart and talented! Love the writing style!