What is the walk score of 2002 4th St NE?

2002 4th St NE has a walk score of 82, it's very walkable.

What schools are assigned to 2002 4th St NE?

The schools assigned to 2002 4th St NE include Langley Elementary School, Mckinley Middle School, and Dunbar High School.

Does 2002 4th St NE have in-unit laundry?

Yes, 2002 4th St NE has in-unit laundry for some or all of the units.

What neighborhood is 2002 4th St NE in?

2002 4th St NE is in the Eckington neighborhood in Washington, DC.

2002 4th St NE Washington DC

Sunlit duplex penthouseIn-unit laundryShared backyardLarge closetStainless steel appliancesHardwood floors

Spacious 3BR/3.5BA Penthouse in Eckington $4,100/mo Live in style in this nearly 2,000 sq. ft. sunlit duplex penthouse in historic Eckington! This 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath updated home features hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, in-unit laundry, and a shared backyard. Each bedroom has its own en-suite bath and large closet plus the unit boasts two private balconies with tree-lined views. Amazing location: steps to the Metropolitan Branch Trail, Big Bear Cafe, and the farmers market. Easy walk to Rhode Island Ave & Shaw Metros, minutes to U Street, NoMa, and Bloomingdale. Quick access to Route 1, Route 50, and I-395. Rent: $4,100 + utilities Lease: 1 year minimum Deposit: 1 month's rent Available: October 1 Pets: Multiple pets considered on a case by case basis Street parking widely available Application Requirements: -- Each adult who will live in the apartment must submit a separate Zillow application. -- Applications are reviewed together, and household income is considered jointly. (You do not need to meet income requirements individually.) -- Minimum household gross income: 3x monthly rent ($12,300/month) -- Standard credit/background checks apply. Make your next home a spacious, light-filled retreat in one of DC's most desirable neighborhoods. Renters pay for all utilities (water, gas, & electric)

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.