(Give us a good tour and we're here to help you. FSBO stands for For Sale By Owner. Owners are welcome to submit to: newyork (at) apartmenttherapy (dot) com and put "FSBO" in the subject line.)Location: Waterfront
Size: 762 sq. ft.
Price: $269,000
Contact: Barbara at (202) 684-6216 or W806DC at gmail.com
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Pitch: This spacious 1 Bedroom condo in soon-to-be-amazing SWDC is part of Carrollsburg, a Condominium community. Carrollsburg is pet-friendly and features a community party room and secluded swimming pool. Carrollsburg is also home to the first green roof in DC. The courtyard is the roof of the parking garage. One block to Waterfront Metro, Safeway and CVS.
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Spacious, sunny 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom with open floor plan, top floor, great views, in West Building which has management office and 24/7 staffed front desk. Views from the top floor - Washington Monument, National Building Museum & National Airport. Watch Fourth of July fireworks from your living room & balcony.
This area is a mid-century marvel. The barrel roofed townhouses by Charles M. Goodman on the next block were featured by one of the new ATDC bloggers. Buildings on the next block north were designed by I.M. Pei are getting a facelift. Our buildings and the ones across the street were designed by the award winning firm of Keyes, Lethbridge and Condon,
Monthly condo fee $537.74 (includes all utilities) and DC Property tax $58.00 per year in 2007 (due to homestead exemption and trash rebate). Optional garage parking space available as a separate purchase.
Buyer's Agents or Principals Welcome.
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(In an effort to help apartment owners who are looking to sell without a broker and to show off cool FSBO apartments to readers looking for them, we are posting good ones that we stumble upon. Readers are welcome to submit as well. Follow the instructions in this post.)
What?? this shouldnt be on the main blog, thats why AT has a classifieds..... has nothing to do with design and to be honest it takes away from my daily experince of READING about DESIGN, not sifting through home classifieds
view E.M.H's profile
I was just thinking the same thing. It adds to the clutter on AT. If this place is posted for sale why aren't others or will there be others posted. This detracts from everything else. It seems like there is so much posted lately. Like there seems to be a feeling to post as much as one can. Quality of posts people, not quantity!
view atomicranch79's profile
Ugh. I looked at places around the SW waterfront recently. It will suck to live there for the first 3 or 4 years (CVS in a trailer! Giant holes in the ground! A complete lack of anything to do past 8pm!), but after that it should be a great place to live.
view gswiszcza's profile
Yeah, get it to the classifieds. I'm happy to see FSBOs that are house tour worthy, but this place is just OK, not inspirational.
view tommymiller50's profile
Generic.
view otis's profile
Right. The point is to imagine how it can be inspirational. All homes staged for selling are generic. It would be a surprise if it wasn't.
view charlenemcbride's profile
AT readers can be harsh
view 335ktt's profile
I don't know why all the negativity. FSBO postings have been on AT for a couple of years. They are not supposed to be "aspirational" nor necessarily examples of good design. They are available to enhance AT's community - by letting AT'ers get an early jump on apartments that are For Sale By Owner (i.e. a much better deal than through a broker and very, very rare in NYC).
Personally, I feel like the DC posts in general don't belong on the NYC site as they are generally very irrelevant to us, but that's my own thang to get over.
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