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Squatters!! Hope u notified listing agent

Congratulations on reaching 10, 000 subscribers! This house looks well made and there are pretty parts of it. But I think it's ridiculously large. A small town could all live there. It also feels very sterile. There's no character. Entering on the "basement" level isn't a terrible idea. It's different but not bad

The price is too high and the house lacks character, just a tall white box.

I like it. 😍 It's different. I don't think the layout or design is for a traditional family. The lower level is nice for entertainment and the elevator makes it doable. 😂

Really nice house. The buyer will spend lots of money on window coverings.

Front of it looks like the Fresh Prince of Belair home

Crazy part about it. This is like my fourth time watching this house super nice. Favorite part of the house would be upstairs room that leads to that balcony and also when you go downstairs to the cave,and when you turn that corner and see all the rest of the Space. a gift that keeps giving that’s how I think about this #1

Crazy part about it. This is like my fourth time watching this house super nice. Favorite part of the house would be upstairs room that leads to that balcony and also when you go downstairs to the cave,and when you turn that corner and see all the rest of the Space. a gift that keeps giving that’s how I think about this #1

I look pass the decor but the house is beautiful. I love it

the stone in the first powder is gorgeous. for that price point I’d want more views of the water on the main floor and less of my neighbors. the upper deck is quite nice but seems unfinished for the price.

Beautiful home! That’s for sharing.

I don't think the kitchen is small, but I would move the island out of the middle of the kitchen and reposition it on the side to anchor it. The florring definitely needs to be replaced.

Lovely home. Tike is good bc it’s easy to wash etc. the bowling alley is a NO for me but I’m sure my kids would love. The sauna is use but those types of amenities and indoor pools give me the ultimate creeps. I feel they’ll eventually produce lots of mold! I’d prefer those things outdoors.

Love the house, but I’d pass

The first thing that needed to be renovated...the 🔥 alarm...ughhh 😂😂😂

Oh gosh no!....wrong neighborhood, too many windows, too much glass, first floor is a waste of space, and who wants to look at old houses off the balcony 🙄

Good

I got some folks in Fredericksburg hey😊

Ohh love the outside structure great curbside view

I was not real impressed. Looks cheaply done too much and spread out and NO WAY 2 mil

Looks like my old neighborhood... Loved it!!

Good

The sunken area needs a more fancy stairs.

Full baths have a tub. Otherwise its a 2piece or 3 piece.

I just can not understand why designers have the "throne" being the first thing you see upon entering the bathroom. Put it behind the open door and bling up the vanity.

The entrance door sounded cheap.

All good. I can work it. $4M. Uh No

I absolutely love this layout! This is exactly how you design a home in 2024. While I’m not typically a fan of open floor plans, this design makes it work by thoughtfully spacing the main floor areas, incorporating an office, and creating a practical bottom floor. It’s ideal for a family to live comfortably on the top two levels while using the bottom floor for entertaining. Beyond that, the layout also has potential as a multi-generational home. The bottom floor could serve a variety of purposes, including: 1. A guest suite for visiting family or friends 2. A rental unit-perfect for seasonal renters or professionals who frequently travel between cities 3. Living quarters for a parent, in-law, or young adult seeking some independence If I were customizing my “ideal” version of this home, I’d make a few changes… - Add a dedicated entry for the middle floor to enhance privacy and convenience. - Install kitchen appliances on the bottom floor to create a fully independent living space. That said, 509 days on the market is quite a long time for any home. I’d definitely take a closer look at factors. If I were buying I would… • Speak with people in the neighborhood to get insights on the area • Evaluate the school district’s reputation and performance • Checking crime rates and overall safety • Review transportation options and accessibility • Get Comps • check HOA fees, rules, and regulations Based on some homes, the designer really thought things through.

I love this house. I would take this over a modern style house any day. It's just feels way more homely and not like some office building. I would buy this for myself and just bring all of the decor up to date.

❤❤❤❤ HOUSE, including the elevator, which makes it more accessible for a person with a disability. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Congratulations on making 10k subscribers Jonathan!👏🏼👏🏼 I like the house, especially the 3 levels.

That to much house

Some tall hedges will reduce the noise. It works here in California

As someone from California who didn't grow up with basements, I actually like the lower or basement level being above ground. My hubby is from DC and when we relocated to the DMV area I can say that some of the basements scared my kids and me. LOL. The last townhouse we lived in had 3 floors and the entry/lower level was connected to the garage, powder room, closet, den/office and laundry room. The 2nd and 3rd floors had the living/dinning room, kitchen, etc. It made it feel like all of those areas were actually part of the home.

Nice house but constant giggling is annoying

Priced too high.

Don’t like the stair case

I love this house and how you walk into the basement to new people you invite on business maybe don’t have access to the full house or it can be a in-law suite ❤

I don’t like this house.

Here’s the thing… I don’t know who they are designing these houses for because they’re not family friendly….. I can’t imagine having kids going up and down steps all day cleaning….. seem like people are more worried about entertaining than being a family unit

Beautiful.but in terms of safety, there are too many easy points of entry.

The lower level would be for a young person, finishing college. Saving money for their own property needing their own space for guests. The home is definitely for a larger family. The builder is possibly planning for the parents being able to stay in the property as they age, by having an elevator. I definitely feel that older homes need a lot of additions for families

I love this house and that lower level entry. The MBR, kitchen, elevator and yard are highlights. Thanx Jonathan.

Id like to know why the owners left and where they derived their income of $ ?...

Quite bi-polar

I had guessed $3.5 million. If I was in the market to purchase that's where I would start.

People who can’t go up the stairs like me , wouldn’t need to be up on the 4th floor That’s for the kids - i would need the elevator from the bottom floor to my bedroom The price sounds right for DC Beautiful home

Don't like walking in on that level. I think it is over priced. It is nice. Maybe $1.5M Nice job. Stay blessed

Merry Christmas. Happy Holidays. From the outside, the house looks nice, but I'm turned off because it's out of place in that neighborhood. I don't like the lack of privacy; those homes are awfully close. I love the elevator, but multiple dining/living spaces on the 2nd floor are a waste of space, in my opinion. I like the office, but she should have also put a bedroom on that floor. Oh no! Those closets in the master bedroom are unacceptable. I'd make the sitting room my closet/dressing/she room. I don't have a problem with the entrance placement.

The white kitchen cuboards would be perfect in my units. Small spaces work better to appreciate the details.