What is the walk score of 1211 G St SE?

1211 G St SE has a walk score of 95, it's a walker's paradise.

What schools are assigned to 1211 G St SE?

The schools assigned to 1211 G St SE include Tyler Elementary School, Jefferson Middle School Academy, and Eastern High School.

What neighborhood is 1211 G St SE in?

1211 G St SE is in the Capitol Hill neighborhood in Washington, DC.

1211 G St SE Washington DC

Coveted off-street parking spaceHigh-gloss european-style lacquer cabinetsSleek kitchenCozy bedroomPrivate exterior entranceIncredible shared rooftop spaceSmart spacious floor plan

Charming Modern 1-Bedroom Condo with Private Entrance & Off-Street Parking This stunning, modern 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom condo offers a private exterior entrance and a coveted off-street parking space. Built in 2015, the unit features gleaming hardwood floors and is bathed in natural sunlight from large windows. The smart, spacious floor plan provides defined areas for both living and dining, while the sleek kitchen showcases high-gloss European-style lacquer cabinets, quartz countertops, and stainless-steel appliances. The cozy bedroom includes a walk-in closet, and the convenience of an in-unit stacked washer and dryer adds to the home's appeal. Residents can enjoy the building's incredible shared rooftop space, offering breathtaking views of the Capitol and monuments. Perfectly situated in Hill East, this condo is within walking distance to both the Potomac Ave and Eastern Market Metro stations. Nearby, you'll find The Roost, a 12,500 sq. ft. food hall, and Caruso's Grocery, a beloved neighborhood restaurant. Eastern Market and Barracks Row, with their array of dining and shopping options, are just down Pennsylvania Ave, while Safeway and Trader Joe's are only blocks away for all your grocery needs. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the proximity to Congressional Cemetery's dog-friendly spaces and the scenic running and biking trails along the Anacostia River. Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to live in one of DC's most sought-after neighborhoods!

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