What is the walk score of 300 34th St SE?

300 34th St SE has a walk score of 47, it's car-dependent.

What schools are assigned to 300 34th St SE?

The schools assigned to 300 34th St SE include Kimball Elementary School, Sousa Middle School, and Anacostia High School.

What neighborhood is 300 34th St SE in?

300 34th St SE is in the Greenway neighborhood in Washington, DC.

300 34th St SE Washington DC

Brick multi-family buildingOn-street parking available

Furnished 2-Bed / 1-Bath / Den with an extra room in Quiet SE DC Great Value & Convenient Location Welcome to your next home: comfortable one-bedroom, one-bath with a Deb unit in a brick multi-family building located at in the peaceful Greenway / Fort Dupont area of Southeast DC (ZIP 20019). Situated in a low-key residential neighborhood, this unit offers an affordable entry into DC living with convenient access to public transit (bus + metro rail nearby), making your commute to downtown or other parts of the city straightforward and stress-free. Families will appreciate the public-school assignments (Kimball Elementary Sousa Middle Anacostia High), while others will enjoy the balance of neighborhood calm and city access. Local grocery, shopping, and basic amenities are a short drive or transit-ride away and with on-street parking available, it's car-friendly as needed. This unit is ideal for couples, small roommates, or anyone seeking private accommodation, low-maintenance living with easy access to DC while keeping budget & convenience in mind. Mid-term rental. Renter is responsible for gas, electric, & water. First month's rent due at signing. No smoking & Pet allowed(weight limit). - Employment required - 2 recent Paystubs - Make 3 x the monthly rent amount(gross) - Background check - Credit check - Eviction check - Smoke free building - $50 application fee(non-refundable) - Immediate move in

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.