1028 King St, Alexandria, VA 22314

"JUNIOR APARTMENT" THE CENTER OF OLD TOWN ALEXANDRIA ** About 400 sq.ft. **Possible short term ** This historic building only has two units which are located above a quiet commercial business. Not like a lot of other ads that say "Old Town" but are 15 blocks away from the action. You will be right in the center of it. Why you can't be any more in the center of Old Town unless you walk out the front door and stand in the middle of the intersection, That would be King St. and Henry St.! This cute little second level apartment has retail stores, coffee shops, bars, etc. right out your door! Rent is $1425 per month and includes heat. In this order from the little back porch: You first enter the cute little vintage eat-in kitchen (12'x8'). Continuing thru the kitchen you enter a 20' hallway and the first door on the left leads into the bath 5'x10' (on the Henry St side. Continuing down the hall also on the left side is the bedroom/living room combination (10'x12' app). Back into the hallway and another 8' or so is the second entrance which leads down to the S Henry St. sidewalk. The 4 windows that are 5' tall let in lots of light. Rear porch faces south all windows are facing west. Ceilings are 9'-10'. You can walk to the King St. Metro which is only six short blocks or be at the waterfront in 10 short blocks. Street parking in Zone 4 for residents (parking sticker only costs $30 per year). Pets are on a case-by-case basis. You must be respectful of neighbors, keep a neat apartment, pay rent on time, respect property, have good credit and be a non-smoker. Please BE SURE to include your phone number since that is how I will be contacting you. Thank you for your interest. Tenant has started packing and place is a mess, so will probably no be able to view for a couple of weeks. Thanks for taking the time to read my ad. Tenant pays 1/3 of the water, sewer, and trash (about $60-65 for a 3 month period . A small portion of the gas for the stove. Electric separately metered. I pay for the gas heat which is the greatest expense.