One-bedroom condo on the vibrant H Street corridor, for rent by owner! Includes a reserved parking space. Available for immediate move-in. The unit: - One-bed, one-bath unit on the fifth (top) floor of a 16-unit condo building. - Large south-facing windows / juliet balcony get natural light all day and offer a private, quiet view of the Capitol Hill treetops and neighborhood. - Bedroom features a large closet with plenty of storage space. - Kitchen features a breakfast bar, GE stainless steel appliances, subway-tile backsplash, and quartz counters. - In-unit washer/dryer. - Central heating and air conditioning. - Hardwood floors, carpeted bedroom. The building: - Unit includes a dedicated off-street parking space in a parking lot behind the building. - Built in 2015, 1115 H Street is a 16-unit condo building with an elevator, fob entry, and buzzer system. - LEED certified building with low energy costs. - Green roof deck with tables and chairs, one level up. The neighborhood: - Located on the 11 block of H Street, you'll have easy access to plenty of restaurants, bars, and shops. Toki Underground, &Pizza, Maketto, Bullfrog Bagels, Copycat Co, The Queen Vic, Ben's Chili Bowl, and more are all within two blocks away. - Aldi is 3 blocks away and Whole Foods is 5 blocks away. Giant, Trader Joes, Safeway, and Union Market are also within walking distance. - Several bus routes into downtown stop within a few blocks, including the X2 right across the street. - 10-15 minute walk to Gallaudet University. - 25-30 min walk or 10-15 minute bike ride to the Capitol. Available for immediate move-in. Water and garbage included, renter pays electric. Dedicated off-street parking spot included. Security deposit due at signing. First month's rent and $300 building move-in/admin fee due by lease start date. Renter's insurance required. Pets allowed on a case-by-case basis with owner approval.
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