1829 Providence St NE For Sale!
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1829 Providence St. NE a huge 4-floor end unit with two units, both two levels each. The top unit is vacant, with 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The bottom unit is tenant occupied with 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The ideal buyer would live in the top unit and continue the bottom unit lease, rent out both units, or convert the property to 4 units. The bedrooms and space in this property are enormous, and it totals 5,720 square feet! 3 total parking spaces come with the property. It is located in up-and-coming Ivy City with Mom's Organic, the Nike Store, Profish, and more coming soon! 1829 Providence St. NE is priced to sell at $698,500. Contact John Crisafulli at john@cparkre.com or 202-258-7036 for more information.
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