Enjoy the best of city and neighborhood living when you move into this daylight-filled, freshly painted English basement, available Sept. 1 (flexible). AMAZING LOCATION: Within 1-3 blocks of Trader Joe's, Union Market, Harris Teeter, Giant, REI, NoMA Metro Station (Red line), bus stops, streetcar, H Street corridor, restaurants, cafes, bars; 5 blocks to Whole Foods and Gallaudet University; 7 blocks to Union Station. FEATURES: private front entrance, open living space and kitchen, storage closets, ceramic tile floors, granite and butcher block counter tops, and your own full-size high-efficiency W/D. Street parking only (typically easy to find). RENT INCLUDES: ALL utilities (central air/heat, electric, water, trash, and FIOS internet) PLUS biweekly cleaning service (note: day-to-day stuff, such as dishes and general tidiness, is on you). No cable TV though the unit is wired for it. NO pets and NO smokers. The unit is not furnished; pictures are from a past real estate listing. The upstairs living unit is separated from the English basement so the internal stair shown in the pics is now walled off. Virtual tour forthcoming or by appointment (no in-person tours due to social distancing). Serious inquiries only. One-year lease preferred. Rent is due the first of every month, to be paid electronically via a third-party service. One-month security deposit. $29 application fee for credit and background checks. Past landlord references and employment check required. This is a family-friendly neighborhood. Young children live in the upstairs unit. That unit's floor is covered in very well-padded rugs, but you will hear occasional, muffled footsteps. All goes quiet between 8pm and 7am. If you need complete silence all day, every day, this will not be a good fit. We're a respectful and responsive landlord; our previous tenant stayed nearly four years.
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