What is the walk score of 444 M St NW?

444 M St NW has a walk score of 93, it's a walker's paradise.

What schools are assigned to 444 M St NW?

The schools assigned to 444 M St NW include Walker-Jones Education Campus and Dunbar High School.

What neighborhood is 444 M St NW in?

444 M St NW is in the Mount Vernon Square neighborhood in Washington, DC.

444 M St NW Washington DC

2 Bed / 1 Bath home available immediately at 444 M St NW #4, Washington DC, 20001 Charming Mt. Vernon Condo with ample natural light, exposed brick, and modern updates throughout. VIRTUAL AND IN-PERSON TOURS AVAILABLE - ONLINE APPLICATION - PLEASE INQUIRE! Entering this immaculate home you are greeted with charming exposed brick wall, tons of natural lights, and a sky light. The open concept living space allows for plenty of design options for living/dining and entertaining. The kitchen boasts an expansive footprint with stainless steel appliances as well as tons of cabinet and counters. There is an additional huge center island for additional counter or seating options. The bedrooms are generous in size, have excellent storage and tons of natural light. You will love this unbeatable Mt. Vernon location. The condo is in walking distance to everything- grocery, shopping, bars/restaurants. It is central to several other neighborhoods including Shaw, Logan Circle, Chinatown/City Center, & NOMA/union market. Only a couple blocks from home is a grocery store (Safeway), the convention center metro station (green/yellow line), and restaurants including DLena, Mandu, Rasa, and dozens more. 15-18-month lease preferred. Water included. Pets considered on case by case basis. Street parking. Washer/dryer in unit. Vouchers are accepted. Apply online in 10 minutes! Please reach out with any questions and we'll be happy to speak with you! Allow Cats Allow Large Dogs Allow Small Dogs In Unit Laundry Lease12 Month Pets Allowed Washer Dryer In Unit Washer/Dryer In Unit

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