If you're dreaming about spending $425,000 on real estate at Ballston Station at Eastview At Ballston, you really should find out if 1001 N Randolph St #114 is for you. The highlighted property is a 890 sqft. home with 1 full baths and 0 half baths.
- Properties in this community were built around 2005.
- The median age of places in Eastview At Ballston is 16 years of age.
- 1001 N Randolph St #114 is located at Eastview At Ballston in the 22201 ZIP code.
- If you use me as your buyer agent, Nesbitt Realty will rebate you close to $1,904 at closing.
- 1001 N Randolph St #114 is advertised for sale for $425,000.
Our buyer rebate is paid to the shopper at closing. If your lender allows it, that money can be used toward your down-payment or can reduce the price of the condo. Of course, certain limitations and exclusions apply and these will be disclosed in your representation agreement or when you contact us. [Learn More About Our Rebates To Buyers]
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Will Nesbitt's Ideas For Home Buyers
Every buyer client has to make a compromise. There is no perfect condo. Even home shoppers who build custom-homes find out that there are things that could have been better. Realize that perfection is a desire, but never a reality. 
