What is the walk score of 1245 G St NE?

1245 G St NE has a walk score of 94, it's a walker's paradise.

What schools are assigned to 1245 G St NE?

The schools assigned to 1245 G St NE include Miner Elementary School, Eliot-Hine Middle School, and Eastern High School.

Does 1245 G St NE have in-unit laundry?

Yes, 1245 G St NE has in-unit laundry for some or all of the units.

What neighborhood is 1245 G St NE in?

1245 G St NE is in the Near Northeast neighborhood in Washington, DC.

1245 G St NE Washington DC

Private exterior entranceHigh ceilingsGas stoveExposed brickTall windows

Welcome to this spacious 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment located on the first floor of a house with your own private exterior entrance. Not a basement and not in a high rise, Convenient to buses, Union Station, stores, and restaurants in the H Street corridor. This unit offers comfort, convenience, and privacy in a quiet residential setting. Great location for Georgetown Law and Hill employees. Special design features include exposed brick, high ceilings, tall windows. Carpet and tile flooring. In-unit full-size washer and dryer, gas stove, dishwasher, and microwave. Electric, trash/recycle, and water are included in the rent. Renter pays for gas, plus phone/cable/internet access. Street parking. You are close to public transit: buses, the free DC Streetcar, and the Red Line subway stops of Union Station & NoMa-Gallaudet U. Easy access to businesses: UPS; hardware store W.S. Jenks & Son; CVS; restaurants; entertainment; and a variety of food stores including Aldi, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Giant, and Safeway. Security deposit is equal to one month's rent. A $250 move-in & move-out fee is required. Pets are not allowed. No EV charging. No smoking, please. 12 month lease Rent includes electricity, water, trash, recycle Renter is required to open Washington Gas account; phone/cable/internet access Cooling: Window units & ceiling fans Parking features: Street parking Electric vehicle charging: No Pets allowed: No Smoking allowed: No

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.