What is the walk score of Series P1 - 1300 Congress?

Series P1 - 1300 Congress has a walk score of 62, it's somewhat walkable.

What schools are assigned to Series P1 - 1300 Congress?

The schools assigned to Series P1 - 1300 Congress include Malcolm X Elementary School @ Green, Johnson Middle School, and Ballou High School.

Does Series P1 - 1300 Congress have in-unit laundry?

Yes, Series P1 - 1300 Congress has in-unit laundry for some or all of the units.

What neighborhood is Series P1 - 1300 Congress in?

Series P1 - 1300 Congress is in the Shipley Terrace neighborhood in Washington, DC.

Series P1 - 1300 Congress - 1300 Congress St SE Washington DC

In-unit washer and dryerThoughtfully designed floor planContemporary living spaceWood-style floorsUpdated bathOff-street parkingGenerous closet space

Bright, Modern Apartment with City Access Enjoy stylish living in this sunlit 2BR unit featuring wood-style floors, an open kitchen with updated appliances, ceiling fans, an updated bath, generous closet space, and an in-unit washer and dryer. Nestled in a quiet, residential area near Metro, shops, parks, and downtown DCideal for comfortable, connected living in Southeast DC. Key Features: Rent: $1,600 TT pays electricity; $1,750/mo. including all utilities!! Parking: Off-Street Parking Updated Interior: Fresh renovations throughout, providing a contemporary living space. In-Unit Laundry: Equipped with a washer and dryer for your convenience. Efficient Layout: Thoughtfully designed floor plan maximizing space and functionality. Prime Location: Public Transit: Just 0.3 miles from Congress Heights Metro Station (Green Line) and 0.2 miles from bus routes W2 and W3, ensuring easy commuting. Nearby Amenities: Close to Malcolm X Elementary School, Oxon Run Park with walking/jogging trails and playgrounds, and various shopping and dining options. Community: Located in a vibrant neighborhood with a strong sense of community and ongoing revitalization efforts. Equal Housing Opportunity: We welcome applicants with subsidies, vouchers, or other forms of assistance as part of our commitment to providing equal housing opportunities. Contact Information:

District law requires that a housing provider state that the housing provider will not refuse to rent a rental unit to a person because the person will provide the rental payment, in whole or in part, through a voucher for rental housing assistance provided by the District or federal government.