Frank and Claire Underwood’s townhouse is up for sale

Just in time with the fifth season of the Netflix hit TV series, House of Cards dropping, the townhouse owned by Frank and Claire Underwood has been listed in real life.

The property used as their home in the TV series was predominately featured in the first two seasons, before Frank and Claire relocated to the White House.

Although being set in Washington D.C. on the show, the home is actually located in Baltimore, Maryland.

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It’s set to hit the auction block on July 27 with a starting bid of $662,000, according to Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc.

The red brick Victorian home was built in 1880 and has been restored and well-maintained. There are original interior doors with etched glass and six original fireplaces with Tennessee marble mantles and white etched marble mantles.

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The three-bedroom home features a large master suite on the top floor, with an office, large dressing room, a sitting room and spa bathroom.

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In 2015, HotPads listed this home as a rental property as a joke. The listing said,

“Live in the former Underwood home! Rare opportunity to live where President Francis Underwood and First Lady Claire Underwood lived prior to taking up residence at the White House… Enjoy the view — and a smoke — at the living room window. Relish in the luxury of an entire finished, highly secure basement complete with rowing machine and game room. Call of Duty anyone? The home is also just a 10-minute drive to Freddy’s BBQ Rib Joint, a favorite of The Commander-in-Chief himself! Don’t miss your chance to live in a piece of history.”

Amenities include: Finished basement, rowing machine, smoking window, garden, bullet-proof walls and windows, and more! 

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The new listing, however, is real. 

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