A narrow house in Washington, DC, is on the market for the first time since 1985 for $3.5 million. The architect turned the original home on the lot into its basement — check it out.

Architect Djahanguir Darvish designed and constructed a slim home in Washington, DC, for his household. After dwelling in it for over 30 years, he is itemizing the house for $3.5 million.

The three-story home, positioned within the Palisades neighborhood, is 3,590 sq. toes and comes with a single-car storage, per the itemizing.

“That is the one home on the road that is slim,” Lorraine Arora, a household good friend and the managing dealer at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, advised Insider. “It is simply the lot — you possibly can’t construct a wider home because the lot is lengthy, so he custom-made it to get probably the most out of it.”

That is the primary time Darvish and his spouse are placing the slim home up on the market because it was inbuilt 1985, itemizing data present.

Houses within the Palisades neighborhood have a median itemizing dwelling value of $1.8 million, per real-estate platform Realtor.com. There are presently 25 single-family houses on the market within the space, with costs starting from $900,000 to $10.99 million. The slim dwelling, with its $3.5 million price ticket, is within the mid-price vary.

Fruwah Chapman with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices holds the itemizing.