Welcome to The Kanawha! This 14 unit building was revived but keeping its classic charm within these luxury modern apartments. This property has one 2-bedroom, and 10 1-bedrooms available. Larger ones with balconies and smaller units without outdoor space. The units on the south side feature private outdoor space in addition to overlooking the previous historic prior home of Jackie Kennedy. The units on the north side have a view of a beautiful tree-lined street. All units have an open living area with an airy color palette throughout. The property was originally built in 1901 as an apartment building. Architect Leon E. Dessez designed the building. Mr. Dessez was also the Architect for the Admirals House in the Naval Observatory which for many years has been the residency for the Vice President of the United States. He was also one of the architects in the late 1800's that helped create DC building codes. More recently in the history of this property, shortly after President Kennedy was assassinated, Jackie Kennedy purchased The Newton Baker House which is located behind this building. Jackie would use a tunnel on this property in order to escape the paparazzi. Pets Accepted on a case-by-case basis with one time nonrefundable pet fee. Cats-$250, Dogs-$400 First month's rent and a security deposit equal to one month rent due at lease signing. All applicants must pass a credit check/background check and have a FICO credit score of at least 650. The application fee is $77 per person. The building is professionally managed by Chatel Real Estate. Contact agent Craig Shireman, "Craig The Chatel Chateau Specialist" at Chatel Real Estate, Inc. This building and its sister properties (3012 & 3032 Q Street NW) are a part of THE GEORGETOWN 3 properties.ChatelRealEstate.com Exclusive Agent: Craig Shireman Chatel Real Estate 3210 N Street NW Washington, DC 20007
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