What is the walk score of 300 F St NE?

300 F St NE has a walk score of 96, it's a walker's paradise.

What schools are assigned to 300 F St NE?

The schools assigned to 300 F St NE include Ludlow-Taylor Elementary School, Stuart-Hobson Middle School, and Eastern High School.

Does 300 F St NE have in-unit laundry?

Yes, 300 F St NE has in-unit laundry for some or all of the units.

What neighborhood is 300 F St NE in?

300 F St NE is in the Capitol Hill neighborhood in Washington, DC.

300 F St NE Washington DC

4 Bedroom 3.5 Bath Condo available NOW at 300 F St Unit 1! VIRTUAL & IN-PERSON TOURS AVAILABLE - ONLINE APPLICATION - PLEASE INQUIRE! Get your hands on this spectacular 4 bedroom condo with perfectly divided living and dining area. The kitchen features a modern, functional design with stainless steel appliances, including a gas range, double-door refrigerator, built-in microwave, and dishwasher. Light wood cabinetry with sleek silver handles and a combination of solid and frosted glass doors, providing a clean, contemporary look. Granite countertops offering durability and a stylish finish. A mirrored backsplash that adds depth and reflects light, making the space feel more open, hardwood flooring that adds warmth and character. The listing includes tall windows, lots of natural light, plenty of storage, freshly painted walls and modern bathrooms. With an unbelievable walk score of 94, this sought after Capitol Hill location provides convenient access to Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, and all your essentials. Only a few minute drive to Nationals Park, Audi Field or The Wharf. Spend your days at local boutique shops, visit Eastern Market, indulge in local restaurant favorites such as The Dubliner and Nostra Cucina, or spend some time at the Senate office buildings, US Supreme Court, and US Capitol. Only a 12-minute walk to Union Station Metro station. 12-month lease preferred. Utilities are not included. Sorry, no pets. In-unit washer and dryer. Apply online in 10 minutes! Please reach out with any questions and we'll be happy to speak with you!

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