D.C.’s most expensive condo just got a price chop

The most expensive condo ever to sell in Washington, D.C. closed for $7,295,000 in 2009, according to the Wall Street Journal. If this duplex condo in Georgetown’s Residences at the Ritz-Carlton sells for it’s current price, it will break records.

It first landed on the market in June 2015 with the asking price of $13.95 million. Recently, it got a price chop, dropping it to the current ask of $9.95 million with $9,838 monthly HOA dues.

Inside, there are four bedrooms and six bathrooms across 6,145 square feet of space. It features approximately 3,000-square-feet of outdoor space, a wraparound terrace, roof garden, gym, and four parking spaces.

The owners, Digital System Resources founder Richard Carroll and his wife Suzanne, told the Wall Street Journal that they're selling their property because they're retiring.

The listing agent is Christopher Ritzert of TTR Sotheby's International Realty.

It’s worth noting that while TTR Sotheby's International Realty lists the condo for $11.95 million, Redfin and Realtor.com list it for $9.95 million.

• Take a Look Inside Washington, D.C.'s Most Expensive Condo [Curbed DC]

· A $13.95 Million Condo Could Set a Washington, D.C., Record [Wall Street Journal]

· 3150 South Street NW #PH2A [TTR Sotheby's International Realty]

· 3150 South Street NW #PH2A [Redfin]