Colonial home in Washington, DC
Set in Washington, DC, this Colonial home provides 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms across 4,101 square feet. The Colonial styling carries through the home's design.
| Price | $2,195,000 |
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| Beds | 5 |
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| Baths | 5 |
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| Sqft | 4101 |
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| Architectural style | Colonial (78% match) |
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| Address | 2800 Foxhall Rd NW, Washington, DC 20007 |
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Why buy this home
- Confirmed Colonial architecture, matched from the listing photos by Enzo's vision model.
- Links directly to the original source listing on Zillow.
Is this a good buy?
Priced below comparable homes.
- At $2.2M, this home is 33% above the $1.6M median for 217 similar Colonial homes in Washington, DC.
- That works out to $535 per square foot, 2% below the $544 comparable rate.
- On the market 10 days.
| This home | $2,195,000 |
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| Colonial median in Washington, DC | $1,650,000 (217 homes) |
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| Price per sq ft | $535 vs. $544 comps median |
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What it costs to own
Estimated at $13,881/month with 20% down at a 7.28% 30-year fixed rate. You would need about $594,879 in gross annual income to keep housing within a 28% ratio.
| Mortgage (P&I) | $12,015/mo |
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| Property tax (new-buyer reassessed rate) | $1,043/mo |
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| Homeowners insurance | $823/mo |
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| Total monthly | $13,881/mo |
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| Down payment (20%) | $439,000 |
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| Income needed | $594,879/yr |
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A signal to compare homes, not financial advice or a loan offer.
Financial outlook (modeled)
Enzo's grades this home D (42 out of 100) over a 5-year hold, from a Monte-Carlo of local home-price dynamics and the interest-rate path versus renting.
| Grade | D (42/100) |
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| Beats renting in | 3% of modeled paths |
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| Modeled 5-yr equity (median) | $752,811 |
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| Range (10th to 90th pct) | $380,823 to $1,208,580 |
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A probabilistic model built on public data (Zillow ZHVI, FRED rates), not a guarantee or financial advice. Local price dynamics are pooled toward Washington, DC where local data is thin.
Local home values
Typical home values in Washington, DC have risen about 13% over the past 5 years (+0% in the last year), per the Zillow Home Value Index. This reflects the metro market, not this specific home.
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