1776 Willard St NW #2, Washington, DC 20009

High-End Accommodations with the Charm of a Beautiful Historic DC Brownstone! BEST location- right where you need and want to be! This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment is located on the quiet and quaint Willard Street, just off the famous U Street Corridor at the crossroads of Adams Morgan, the exciting Dupont Circle and the recently redeveloped 18th Street. The apartment is a 5 minute walk to the famous 14th Street corridor. Everything you need is in short walking distance Whole Foods and Trader Joes on P Street, Vida Fitness Center, the Metro, and dog parks and children's playgrounds. In this apartment, you would be living in the heart of DC's most sought-after residential neighborhood. And right at your fingertips would be the countless restaurants on 18th Street, the nightlife of DuPont Circle, the clubs of Adams Morgan, and the cafes of the 14 Street Corridor. This apartment has ideal living on two floors. Enjoy a renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and beautiful glass mosaic back splash. You can comfortably enjoy your meals in stools at the counter or at a table overlooking your small private deck. There is a gracious living room. The bedrooms all have generous closets and enjoy the convenience of a washer/dryer in the unit. Each bathroom has been attractively renovated. The building is pet friendly (subject to owner approval). Parking is available on site or one block away, for $200 per month, or Zip Cars and bikes are nearby. The property is professionally managed. Security deposit equivalent to the first of month of rent is required. Utilities of water, sewer, pest and trash are included. Tenants pay for electrical, internet, and cable. Don't miss out on the opportunity to live in the safety and fun of one of DC's best neighborhood! Rent: $5800 per month Available: Immediate Occupancy Reply to this posting to schedule a viewing of this great apartment! We look forward to hearing from you! Utilities of water, sewer, pest and trash are included. Tenants pay for electrical, internet, and cable.