'Shhhh.' House for sale in DC has 'secret spaces' spread throughout. Do you see them?
Is James Bond in need of a vacation home?
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Is James Bond in need of a vacation home?
The $2.75 million rowhouse has secret rooms, an in-ground safe, and military-grade security cameras.
A pair of new houses in one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Washington, DC were “built to perfection,” according to their high-profile developer: Steve Salis, owner of Ted’s Bulletin, Kramers, and Federalist Pig. But the homeowners allege they were defrauded into buying dangerous, nearly $2 million lemons.
It sounds like the craziest episode of House Hunters ever: She loves Victorian architecture, he loves 1950s kitsch. How will they ever compromise on a dream home? The answer is about to be listed for sale in Germantown, where an 1800s farmhouse with a replica 1950s diner on the premises will hit the market Thursday for $1,250,000. In addition to the nearly 4,000-square-foot main house, the seven-acre property includes a historic corn crib, extensive gardens with a koi pond, a peacock pavilion (which, yes, once held actual peacocks), and an eight-car garage that’s also done up in a retro th...