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Each ranges from a three-bedroom single-family home in Capitol Heights, Maryland to a two-bedroom condo in Marshall Heights. Is there a certain price point you would like Curbed to take a look at next? Let us know in the comments or email our tipline. [UPDATE 2/2/17: The map was updated with new listings on the market. The homes are listed according to price, from the most expensive to the least.] 1 2102 16th Street SE Size: 1,415-square-foot single-family home Price per square foot: $141 The skinny: This listing is only for those who aren't afraid to put some extra funds into renovations. The listing reads, "Please enter only at your own RISK!" further adding that the home is "a complete shell" and is being sold as-is. The residence was constructed in 1915 in Anacostia. 2 604 Longfellow Street NW Unit 406 Size: 1-bed, 1-bath, 464-square-foot condo Price per square foot: $421 The skinny: This condo has been updated with hardwood floors and offers one parking space in a gated garage.
The kitchen is a tad cozy, but it offers a dishwasher and oven. The monthly HOA dues total $263. 3 2115 Suitland Terrace SE Unit 302 Size: 2-bed, 1-bath, 637-square-foot condo Price per square foot: $298 The skinny: With one garage parking space included, this listing is on the market with hardwood flooring and a washer and dryer. The HOA dues cost $235 per month. 4 324 Eastern Avenue NE Size: 2-bed, 2-bath, 832-square-foot townhome Price per square foot: $228 The skinny: While the listing describes the home as "not fancy," it's worth mentioning the this starter house seems to be in decent shape, but definitely requires some updating. The lower level also could use a little TLC. 5 4200 Cathedral Avenue NW Unit 809 Size: 1-bed, 1-bath, 765-square-foot condo Price per square foot: $248 The skinny: With $728 monthly HOA dues, this condo has been on the market since December 2016. In January, it got a price chop, lowering it from the original ask, $209,000.
A 24-hour front desk comes with the unit. The listing indicates that the unit needs some updating, but is ready for occupancy. The condo fee includes all utilities. 6 6445 Luzon Avenue NW Unit 103 Size: 1-bed, 1-bath, 850-square-foot co-op Price per square foot: $212 The skinny: With one garage space, this co-op offers a renovated bathroom, hardwood flooring, and a close location to Rock Creek Park. The monthly HOA dues, costing $826, includes all utilities, taxes, and internet. 7 3111 Naylor Road SE Unit 103 Size: 2-bed, 1-bath, 900-square-foot condo Price per square foot: $199 The skinny: This fully renovated condo boasts a renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a tile backsplash. The bathroom has also been renovated. Private parking is offered as well. The monthly HOA dues cost $276. 8 2021 Savannah Place SE Size: 2-bed, 1-bath, 850-square-foot townhome Price per square foot: The skinny: Expect some elbow grease to be required when it comes to this listing.
It needs some renovations. Unfortunately, there are no photos available inside the home. The available listing photos do show, though, that there is a front porch and a rear deck. 9 937 Abel Avenue Size: 3-bed, 2-bath, 1,080-square-foot single-family home Price per square foot: $148 The skinny: Sure, this home is located in Maryland, but it's worth including for its proximity to D.C. proper and its rather spacious lot, measuring 6,000 square feet. The basement is finished, and the residence features a washer and dryer, recessed lighting, and a recently updated kitchen. Street parking is also available. 5208 F Street SE Unit 2 Size: 2-bed, 2-bath, 775-square-foot condo Price per square foot: $200 The skinny: Last on the list is this second-floor condo. It features hardwood flooring, updated bathrooms, updated kitchen, and a Jacuzzi tub and walk-in shower. Parking is assigned with the unit. It is sold strictly as-is, so be sure to get a good inside look before buying.
From the listing photos, it looks like there's one room that could use some repainting, but that's up to the discretion of the homebuyer. D.C.'s 10 largest developments under construction right now D.C.'s top 9 places for crying in public, mapped The 13 best places to break up in D.C., mapped The 23 best places to make out in D.C., mapped Photo By: Design by Brian Patrick Flynn Photo By: Taj Hotels Photo By: HGTV fan KarenSpirit Dave Stimmel, The Stimmel Consulting Group: Wallpaper can be done easily if you know where to shop. Websites like eBay often offer out-of-production wallpapers at a heavy discount. And if the budget is tight, why not wallpaper just one wall? There is no reason why you cannot wallpaper an accent wall and nothing more. Photo courtesy of Kreme Ammie Kim, Ammie Kim Interior Design: Buy a can of paint in your all-time favorite color and paint the wall behind the bed. Then, buy a large piece of artwork with the remaining money and install it above the headboard.
Instead of buying oversized artwork, you can always use black-and-white photos of your favorite places, create a gallery wall of pictures of family and friends, or even hang a blank canvas on which you can write your favorite quotes. Design by Brian Patrick Flynn Sue Adams, Sue Adams Interiors: Sometimes the greatest change can be made by simply updating your bed with a refreshing set of brand-new sheets. So, buy white sheets of the highest thread count (while staying within the budget), then add a new throw at the end of the bed and some colorful and/or luxe throw pillows. Let the bed be the restful haven it was meant to be. Design by Katie Ridder The easiest update is paint. Nothing can change a bedroom as easily as paint; however, don't just stop at the walls. Painting the trim and even the ceiling — like in this kids' room — can be a nice way of introducing an exciting look. We often think the ceiling must be white, but why? An easy, safe way is to choose a "whiter" version of the wall color.
It can make a big splash. It's been my experience that the ceiling is the most often forgotten canvas in the bedroom — or any room, for that matter. Erica Islas, EMI Interior Design: Mirrors are always a fun way to update a space; they add instant depth, sparkle and light to a room. Depending on how far $200 will take you, buy a new full-length mirror to put in the corner of the room where light reflects the most — it will add unexpected sparkle and light. You can also add a custom bevel mirror or a tempered glass top (1/4 inch thick) to a dresser or nightstand to really make an impact. Design by Erica Islas. Photography by David Young-Wolff Lori Dennis, Dennis Design Group: For a free bedroom update, recruit friends and clean out the clutter, including items you don't need or don't use. Give them to your friends, sell them or donate them. Bedrooms should be minimal in furnishings — a calm, quiet place to regenerate. To top off your new clean room, buy a tree or a few plants for fresh air and good energy.
You haven't spent a dime yet, and your room already looks refreshed. Design by Linda Woodrum for HGTV Green Home 2011 Molding can be added inexpensively in a bedroom. A nice decorative cove molding can be easily added at the ceiling in a room if it does not currently have crown molding. If your room does have crown molding, you can add decorative molding in a box shape or following the room shape on the ceiling. These moldings by nature are small and inexpensive, yet can be painted a nice complementary color. Photo courtesy of Taj Mahal Palace Switching out furniture is an easy way to inexpensively update a bedroom. Start by repositioning the bed in a different location (at no cost). If you have side tables in another part of the house that could work as bedside tables, switch them out (at no cost). Next, purchase a new duvet cover and pillows for about $100, and use the other $100 for accessories, such as a cool mirror, an accessories tray for your dresser or new window treatments.
Tip: Always introduce a pattern, texture or both, if possible, into your room if it seems flat. Photography by Laure Joliet Erinn Valencich, Erinn V Design Group: Paint an accent wall opposite the bed with some bold 10-inch-tall horizontal stripes. Bring in a new color on the wall, and then on the bed with a few throw pillows. Places like Home Goods are perfect for fun, fresh accents on the cheap. A new pair of lamps can be picked up for just $80 to complete the look. Visit a linen outlet and buy two flat sheets in your bed size for about $40 to sew together for a duvet cover. You can easily cover an old blanket or bedspread with these. Also, buy $10 coordinating pillow cases and spend $50 on a fabulous throw in your color scheme. If you don't have a friend who sews, you can follow this duvet project and make it yourself in no time. Photo courtesy of Erinn Valencich Art can change the mood of a room dramatically, so if you have beautiful artwork in your home that you decorate your walls with, do it!
Don't forget about lighting, though. Putting your art on display and using proper forms of lighting is one of the most important things to remember. Lighting in any space needs to come from more than one source to create different moods and atmospheres. If you have an overhead light source, like a central fixture or recessed lights, be sure to pull in an additional source such as a sconce, a floor lamp or an extra table lamp. Eileen Gould, Lifestyles Interior Design & Construction, Inc.: Paint one wall an accent color, which can change the entire room. Pillows, accessories and lighting can also be done inexpensively. Putting tassels around towels and decoratively hanging tassels from draperies are easy ways to add interest and color. Add fresh plants and blooming flowers to finish off the look. Design by Kim Smart Paint is a simple update you can make to your bedroom that will change the look of your space entirely. Add a fresh coat of paint to the walls, and you have a brand-new look right there.