Modern 2 Bed / 2 Bath Terrace-Level Condo with Luxury Amenities in Columbia Heights Address: 1354 Euclid Street NW, Washington, DC 20009, Unit 102 B Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2 Type: Terrace-Level Condo Rent: $3200 Property Overview Experience modern city living at its finest in this stylish 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom terrace-level condo nestled in the heart of Columbia Heights. This spacious, light-filled home offers a perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and contemporary design all within one of D.C.'s most dynamic neighborhoods. Key Features & Amenities Open-concept living and dining area with hardwood floors and recessed lighting Modern kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and ample cabinetry In-unit washer and dryer for ultimate convenience Forced air heating and air conditioning for year-round comfort Private outdoor patio with permission to install your own grill for entertaining or relaxing outdoors 6' x 8' x 10' on-site storage unit perfect for bikes, gear, or seasonal items Secure inside-gate package delivery area, keeping your deliveries safe Zone 1 residential street parking for easy access to your vehicle Fitness facility on site, plus a rooftop communal entertainment area with stunning views of the city Prime Location Located on Euclid Street NW, this home is in the heart of Columbia Heights steps away from everything that makes Northwest D.C. so desirable: Columbia Heights Metro Station (Green/Yellow Line) quick access to downtown and all major areas of the city 14th Street Corridor home to some of D.C.'s most popular restaurants, cafes, and nightlife Meridian Hill/Malcolm X Park one of the city's most beloved green spaces, perfect for a morning jog or weekend relaxation Close to U Street, Adams Morgan, and Mount Pleasant, offering a wide range of dining, shopping, and entertainment options Convenient access to Giant, Target, and Whole Foods for all your shopping needs Why You'll Love Living Here This condo combines modern design, thoughtful amenities, and unbeatable location. Whether you're hosting friends on the rooftop, grilling on your private patio, or enjoying a peaceful morning coffee before heading to work, this home provides the best of D.C. living urban energy, comfort, and community. Schedule a Tour Today! Come see why residents love 1354 Euclid Street NW. Contact Robert to schedule a showing or request more information. Here's a version of your lease terms clause that more closely aligns with D.C. law (based on the District's statutes and tenant protections). I'm not a lawyer, but this should help you create a more compliant draft. You should still have a legal professional review your full lease. Proposed Clause (D.C. compliant style): Lease Term & Termination The initial lease term is for one (1) year. Upon expiration of the initial term, the tenancy shall automatically continue on a month-to-month basis under the same terms and conditions, except that the rent may be lawfully adjusted in accordance with applicable notice requirements and rent-control rules (if any). Either the tenant or the landlord may terminate the month-to-month tenancy by providing at least thirty (30) days' written notice to the other party of the intention to vacate, effective on the first day of the first month beginning at least 30 days after the date of notice. Utilities Water service is included in the rent. The tenant shall be responsible for all charges for electricity, cable, and internet services. Key D.C. law considerations incorporated: 1. 30-day notice by tenant for month-to-month termination Under D.C. Code 42-3505.54, a residential tenant may terminate a month-to-month tenancy with 30 days' written notice. Also, a lease may not require more than 30 days' notice from the tenant unless the landlord also agrees to a similarly long notice for rent increases. 2. Continuation on same terms D.C. law provides that after the initial lease, the tenancy continues month-to-month under the same terms and conditions (unless lawfully changed). 3. Rent increases & notice If you increase rent during the month-to-month period, you must comply with D.C. requirements (which may require certain advance notice periods). (For some units, 60 days' notice may be needed for rent increases) 4. Prohibition on unfair lease terms The D.C. Tenant Bill of Rights prohibits certain lease clauses (e.g. waiver of landlord liability) and requires the landlord to provide certain disclosures. Advanced notice required for sublease
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