This charming corner condo is perfectly located across the street from Meridian Hill Park in a beautiful Art Deco building. Situated in the rear of the building, this quiet unit features two large bedrooms, both with full ensuite baths and ample closet space. The home features a centrally located full kitchen with electric stove, microwave, refrigerator, and dishwasher, that is adjoining the living room and dining room space. Ledged windows and hardwood floors accentuate the charm of this space. Front-loading washer & dryer in the unit plus additional common laundry in the building makes laundry day a breeze! The building features a gym and a friendly front desk. There is also storage and bike storage available through the building for an additional cost. Everything you could possibly need from your new nest can be found right in this building! This unit is perfectly located to give you the options of peace and serenity at nearby Meridian Hill Park as well as the fun and excitement along U Street. Two Green/Yellow metro line stops, Columbia Heights and U Street, are each only a few blocks away and you are right on 16th Street for plenty of bus options too. Harris Teeter is less than a block away, but if you're not in the mood to cook, there are tons of terrific restaurants and bars an easy stroll away in Adams Morgan, U Street, Mount Pleasant, or Columbia Heights! Try Tryst in Adams Morgan for lazy weekend breakfasts or pop down south for drinks along U Street -- think Jack Rose, Exiles, and many, many more. It's a perfect pad for the urban dweller! Security deposit is equal to one month's rent. Tenant is responsible for electric and the building's move in fee. Sorry, no pets! Nest DC happily accepts applicants whose rent is paid either in part or in full via rental housing assistance provided by the District or federal government. Gym Water
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