Known as Lasata, the estate also includes a two-bedroom pool house and a one-bedroom guest house.
(Courtesy of Douglas Elliman)
BIDs, such as one proposed for Old Town Alexandria, are not always welcome. But some make a big difference in urban areas.
HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The four-bedroom, three-bathroom, 2,195-square-foot house on an 0.59 acre wooded lot is listed at $1 million.
The 30-year fixed rate fell to 3.96 percent from 4.03 percent.
TOWN SQUARE | The unit has hardwood flooring, Italian granite counters, exposed ductwork, exposed brick walls, recessed and pendant lighting and solid-wood interior doors.
Known as Lasata, the estate also includes a two-bedroom pool house and a one-bedroom guest house.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS | A tenant can't take unilateral action to terminate unless they have the legal right to do so and have taken the required steps under the lease and under the law.
TOWN SQUARE | Indications that millennials are increasing their shopping for loans and homes could lead to higher homeownership rates in the future.
Cities are noisy. But moving to higher floors in buildings with extra concrete between units can help.
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