Big Bungalow with Bountiful Backyard! Classic Hardwoods, Fireplace & Country Kitchen! Welcome home to your classic Takoma Park bungalow located a 7 minute walk to Metro and 2 blocks to the downtown area that hosts the famed Sunday Farmer's Market! Enter into the main level and to your left is the living room with lots of windows and warming fireplace. To your right is the separate dining room. Continue towards the back of the house and you'll see the den with built in shelves. Go past newly renovated, tiled bathroom to your cooking cavern. The kitchen has ample cabinet space, new stainless steel appliances, and plenty of room on the counter tops. Before you get to the backyard through the sliding glass doors you'll walk through the breakfast area. As you step out of your home, you first spend some time on the brick patio perfect for grilling and full patio set. The terraced garden is great for the gardener of the household or putting down a blanket for a picnic. C'mon back in the house and head upstairs. Everyone can divide up the 4 full size bedrooms to find a very comfortable sleeping arrangement. The master bedroom has a sitting area and big closet. You can place you bed in the sleeping area and be surrounding on three sides by windows to be gently awoken each morning by the warming rays of the sun. For all the belongings of the modern household you'll have a basement where your stuff can live, enter the house with muddy shoes, do the laundry or use as a workshop. If you're interested in living in this fantastic house, please email Scott Goldberg at Scott@StreamlineManagement.com Lease terms: - Available June 2, 2015 through July of 2016 - Smoking in the property is prohibited - Pets are considered on a case by case basis with additional deposit, rent and extra cleaning provision - Resident responsible for all utilities (water, gas, electric) - Security deposit of $3,500
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