Anonymous wrote:That’s barely even $2M in my book.

Yeah, no. More than that. Not $4M but a lot over $2M.

Anonymous wrote:This house is terribly overpriced. I agree with whoever said that the real estate agents should be embarrassed to come out at this price. This house should be under 3. Maybe 2.6-2.7.

$4 million is definitely too high, but this house will clearly sell for over $3 million. Check out a similar sized house with worse finishes and design in a much less desirable part of the neighborhood that just sold for almost $3 million.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/31-N-Jackson-St-Arlington-VA-22201/12087485_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

Anonymous wrote:This house is terribly overpriced. I agree with whoever said that the real estate agents should be embarrassed to come out at this price. This house should be under 3. Maybe 2.6-2.7.

As someone currently renovating a property, my guess is that the sellers are trying to recoup their cost. Renovation is expensive, and they definitely look like the did it the “right” way, and probably sunk a lot of money in it. That said, I prefer Ashton Heights to Lyon Village, but I agree this seems overpriced. I would think $3 mill is aspirational but they might find someone to make an offer. Close to 4 seems unrealistic, but whether that is the realtor or the sellers, hard to tell.

Anonymous wrote:The inside lacks any character and it is “small” for the price and the neighborhood doesn’t warrant the added expense. This is a 3.1 mill max. The realtor who priced this should be ashamed.

+1 let’s see what it actually sells for and how long it takes.

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Anonymous wrote:Help me out. I'm poor.

What does one do in this room?

It rubs the lotion into its skin or it gets the hose again.

😂😂 Thank you for the laugh today

Let's be friends. That was funny, but I think everyone else might be too young to get the reference!

Oh f_ck! Am I at that age now 😮

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Anonymous wrote:Help me out. I'm poor.

What does one do in this room?

It rubs the lotion into its skin or it gets the hose again.

😂😂 Thank you for the laugh today

Let's be friends. That was funny, but I think everyone else might be too young to get the reference!

Especially love the exterior!.

This house is terribly overpriced. I agree with whoever said that the real estate agents should be embarrassed to come out at this price. This house should be under 3. Maybe 2.6-2.7.

Anonymous wrote:For $4 million I do not expect a shower curtain in any bathroom.

This stood out to me too! Looks really cheap.

The inside lacks any character and it is “small” for the price and the neighborhood doesn’t warrant the added expense. This is a 3.1 mill max. The realtor who priced this should be ashamed.

That’s barely even $2M in my book.

A Symphony in Greige.

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Anonymous wrote:Ashton Heights is where people who can’t afford LV live. If you can spend that kind of money on a house (that is small for that price) you would just live in LV. Who is the market for this?

Eh, I prefer AH to LV. It being cheaper would just be a bonus. The amount of cut through car traffic in LV is wild.

This. I live someplace else in central arlington but I like the layout of AH better than LV. It’s my preferred neighborhood in central Arl. Though I like LV west of Highland drive as well

this is the wrong N Arlington school zone for that price

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Anonymous wrote:Help me out. I'm poor.

What does one do in this room?

It rubs the lotion into its skin or it gets the hose again.

😂😂 Thank you for the laugh today