This rental is located at T Street NW at Rhode Island Avenue:
The Craigslist ad says:
“Available Jan. 1. Fully renovated. Convenient NW location.
Nice clean quiet secure English Basement apartment.
Sunny open living room and kitchen, separate bedroom.
Central air, tile floors, WASHER/DRYER, newer appliances.
Front and back entrances, with motion lighting.
Tenant pays electricity and 1/2 cable.
One month security deposit. References/credit check. No application fee.”
First time I’ve seen a craigslist ad for a location in this area without mention of Rustik and/or Big Bear Cafe…
Props to Caroline for finding this one. Does $1200 sound reasonable for this 1 bedroom english basement?
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