What is the walk score of 2209 40th St NW?

2209 40th St NW has a walk score of 50, it's car-dependent.

What schools are assigned to 2209 40th St NW?

The schools assigned to 2209 40th St NW include Stoddert Elementary School, Hardy Middle School, and MacArthur High School.

What neighborhood is 2209 40th St NW in?

2209 40th St NW is in the Glover Park neighborhood in Washington, DC.

2209 40th St NW Washington DC

Lots of closetsGas stoveNewly remodeled bathroomRefinished hardwood floorsGarbage disposalFree private parking spaceUpdated kitchen

Large sunny 2 bedroom plus rear sun room, deck and parking located in small adorable 4 unit brick building located at 2209 40th St, NW. Tenant pays for gas and electric. Landlord pays for water, common area maintenance, yard work and trash. Pets allowed. Lots of closets Tenants have access to a garden! Approximately 1175 square feet. The building is wired for cable, internet. Updated kitchen has a gas stove, microwave, refrigerator, garbage disposal, dishwasher. All bedrooms and living room have window fans. refinished hardwood floors. There is a free washer and dryer in a small laundry room with commercial size washer/dryer in building. Updated bath with tile flooring and granite vanity. Apartment is 1 block to Glover Park w/ jogging trails, dog lot, hiking trails etc! The building is on the Georgetown side of Glover Park. This is the quieter less commercial side of desirable Glover Park. Walk to shops restaurants, Trader Joes, Post office, Glover Park, gym, and other bars, Georgetown, etc. Quick convenient bus routes to downtown. 1 mile to metro, Red line. Call Mary Creed to set up an appointment. Free private parking space, Owner pays trash and water. Free laundry. Extra pet fee. $25/ month. Limit to one dog. Newly remodeled bathroom. Up to 2 cats permitted. Tenant pays utilities includes gas, electric and internet. Landlord pays for exterior maintenance and common area maintenance

District law requires that a housing provider state that the housing provider will not refuse to rent a rental unit to a person because the person will provide the rental payment, in whole or in part, through a voucher for rental housing assistance provided by the District or federal government.