This rental is located at Kendall Street NE at Capitol Ave NE. The Craigslist ad says:
“$1250 / 1br – Charming and Inviting Home in Hip Ivy City
LOCATION: 1827 Kendall Street NE #201
COMMUNITY/BUILDING HIGHLIGHTS
• Located next to Gallaudet University. This apartment is close to Noma-Gallaudet and Union Station Metro Station as well as Florida Ave, Rhode Island Ave, New York Ave, and Bladensburg Road, for great access in and out of the city.
• Incredible options for entertainment, nightlife, tourist attractions, and great access to all points in the city, including Union Market, the H Street Corridor which includes various shops, restaurants, cafes, bars/lounges and eateries. There’s now an Angelika independent movie theatre behind Union Market. Both Union Market and H Street are within five- to ten-minutes’ walking distance. Bardo, an excellent, local beer garden and artisanal brewery, is also a five-minute walk.
• The D4, D8 bus lines depart two blocks away, providing easy access to all points around the city and a direct route to downtown. The H Street trolley is up and running, providing direct access to Union Station, and there is a Capital Bikeshare stop one block away.
INTERIOR HIGHLIGHTS
• Beautiful fully renovated, excellent natural light; fully updated with newer hardwood floors, modern appliances and finishes give this home great appeal and comfort.
• Be welcomed to an expansive living/dining combo area with large closet, ceiling fan.
• Beautiful kitchen tiled floor, attractive backsplash, and sleek stainless steel appliances including built in microwave, electric range/oven, dishwasher and refrigerator along with the granite countertops and ample hard wood cabinetry provides a haven to prepare and cook food. Kitchen also provides access to shared backyard.
• The bedroom to the front of the home looks onto Kendall and has terrific closet space.
• Your bathroom features attractive fixtures, vanity and finishes.
THINGS TO KNOW
• Available NOW
• Street parking
• Small pets on a case by case basis
• Tenant responsible for Electricity and Cable
• Water/Trash Service Included
• Washer/dryer in unit
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