This rental is located at 8th and I St, NE. The Craigslist ad says:
“$1500 / 1br – 1 BR, 1 Bath English Basement off H Street (parking optional)
This large english basement apartment features a living room, bedroom, full kitchen (with dishwasher), full bathroom, storage room and washer/dryer. The bedroom has nice afternoon light and a closet. It also has a door leading out to the backyard patio and optional secured parking space (Additional $90). The storage room is large and convenient. The apartment has central AC and Heat.
This Capitol Hill apartment is just a block and a half from the H Street Corridor, and a 10 minute walk from Lincoln Park, Eastern Market, Union Market, and Union Station. Great access to public transportation including, street car, buses and Metro. Close proximity to grocery stores (Whole Foods, Giant, Trader Joes), shopping, and many Restaurants along the H Street Corridor.
The minimum lease term is for one year. The security deposit is equal to one full month’s rent. Tenant(s) are responsible for electricity and 1/3 of water/sewer bill.
Couch, chairs, kitchen supplies, tables and desk available if desired.
To view the apartment please contact the owner. Apartment is available to rent starting May 9.”
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