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BET CEO puts D.C. home on the market for $13.5M

Get an inside look at the third most expensive listing in the nation’s capital

All photos via Washington Fine Properties

The CEO and Chairman of Black Entertainment Television (BET) Debra Lee recently landed her Massachusetts Avenue Heights single-family home on the Washington, D.C. market. With an asking price of $13.5 million, it is now the third most expensive listing in the District.

Marshall Moya Design, a D.C.-based architecture firm, designed the 10,897-square-foot single-family home with a curved facade, a 20-foot tall great room, and a full theater and media room. Other fancy schmancy amenities include five outdoor terraces, a wine room, sauna, exercise room, and, of course, a pool. A nine-car garage is included.

According to UrbanTurf, Lee once hosted a $40,000 per plate fundraiser for President Barack Obama in the four-bedroom, six-bathroom residence.

2815 Woodland Drive NW [Redfin]

BET CEO Lists DC Home For $13.5 Million [UrbanTurf]