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Today’s Rental was chosen because the rug really ties the room together

This rental is located at 4000 Cathedral Ave, NW. The Craigslist ad says:

“$2500 / 2br – 1600ft2 – Washington’s grandest coop apartment buildings

The home you’ve been waiting for is now available in Cathedral Heights at the wonderful Westchester, one of Washington’s grandest coop apartment buildings from the Art Deco period. You’ll fall in love with this bright, spacious 2-Bedroom/2-Bath corner apartment with renovated Kitchen, separate Dining Room and a Solarium. Features include an elegant entry Foyer, a huge Living Room, built-in bookcases, parquet floors, and two new HVAC units. The Westchester affords a gracious lifestyle with many amenities including onsite parking, a Concierge desk, extra storage, a convenience store, hair salon & barber shop, dry cleaner, library, party room, and lovely, manicured grounds. Guest suites can be rented on a nightly basis. The large and friendly staff make life at the Westchester especially pleasant. Dine and shop at nearby Cathedral Commons, Glover Park or New Mexico Avenue. The Metro Bus stops at the front entrance and can whisk you to Downtown DC in minutes”

Ed. Note: PoPville is not affiliated with any ‘Rental of the Day’ properties. Rent at your own risk and proceed with caution as you would with all Craigslist listings.

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