What is the walk score of McTory - 43?

McTory - 43 has a walk score of 96, it's a walker's paradise.

What schools are assigned to McTory - 43?

The schools assigned to McTory - 43 include Peabody Elementary School, Stuart-Hobson Middle School, and Eastern High School.

Does McTory - 43 have in-unit laundry?

No, but McTory - 43 has shared building laundry.

What neighborhood is McTory - 43 in?

McTory - 43 is in the Capitol Hill neighborhood in Washington, DC.

McTory - 43 - 412 3rd St NE Washington DC (1 units available)

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 43 Studio, 1 ba	450	Now	$1,685

Sunny studioHigh ceilingsWood floorUpdated kitchenBig windows

Available for lease as early as the first week of July or as late as August 1st (flexible start date). Cute and sunny studio available in one of our most convenient locations... just three blocks from Union Station and Senate Office buildings! Updated kitchen and bath. High ceilings, updated kitchen, wood floor, big windows, steam radiators (we pay for the heat), window unit a/c. Tenants only pay electricity, gas for the stove and any cable/internet/phone. Multiple cable, wifi, and fiber options are all available. Top floor apt (4th floor walk up). Onsite laundry and resident manager. The last image on the slideshow is a current video tour (if you don't see this... Cats ok, but no other pets. We can do in-person or virtual tours by appointment on weekdays between 9am and 4pm. 1930's apartment building with sixteen units (mix of studios and one bedrooms). Check out Google Maps to see just how fantastic this location is. Just three blocks from Union Station, yet on a prime residential street in Capitol Hill. Right next to Buffalo and Bergen bagel/coffee shop. Two blocks from Senate Office Buildings and Capitol. Enjoy H Street, Whole Foods, Eastern Market, and access to the whole city via metro. Resident manager, coin operated laundry, cable, FiOS and wifi ready. Non-smoking building. Cats allowed, but no other pets (sorry!).

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