Anonymous wrote:Here’s a story about the first one. They sound fun.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/realestate/paradise-on-the-potomac-every-inch-of-couples-estate-built-for-living-lavishly/2015/04/29/94099928-ce46-11e4-8a46-b1dc9be5a8ff_story.html
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
1. Too much decor for a house. I have a castle in France. I know.
2. More period-looking, but a bit dark, and too expensive for what it is. DC isn't worth these prices.
What does your castle in France have to do with these DC houses? How tiresome.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:23,000 sf?? No thank you. What a waste of resources. Even if l was loaded, the effort put in by other people maintaining my house would bother me.
2nd one is also too big but not disturbingly so.
Interesting. When I looked at number one all I thought about was all the people who would constantly be in and around the house for upkeep and maintenance. Never a day without people around, horrible.
Anonymous wrote:#2 from the outside looks like it could be in the English countryside. I have a thing against being confronted by a staircase upon walking in the front door, and even though this one is slightly off to the side, I still I hate that.
Putting that issue aside, with a bit of redecorating I could make this work for my family.
#1 stretches too far to the sides - I'd prefer it went up, rather than out. Why yes, I AM fat-shaming that house.
Anonymous wrote:
1. Too much decor for a house. I have a castle in France. I know.
2. More period-looking, but a bit dark, and too expensive for what it is. DC isn't worth these prices.