This rental is located at H Street NE near 13th St NE. The Craigslist ad says:
“$2,200 / 1br – 700ft2 – Pet-friendly furnished first-floor 1br / 1ba apartment in Atlas Dist (Atlas District / H Street NE)
Pet-friendly, fully-furnished, utilities and internet included, 1-br/1-ba 730 square ft first-floor duplex apartment in the heart of the Atlas District / H Street corridor. It’s only a block away from the 13th & H Streetcar stop; you’re a short walk to either the Whole Foods grocery, as well as plenty of carry-out options (and lots of restaurants and bars who will need our business when we can). It’s close to dog parks and Capitol Hill. The apartment gets plenty of light, and the small patio in the back has a grill and private space to be outside and still maintain social distancing.
Price includes utilities & internet. Available furnished for month-to-month rental, or unfurnished for long-term rental. Rent can be flexible depending on the lease start and duration.
The apartment includes:
Hardwood floors in living room, carpet in bedroom
Exposed brick with tall, 8.5 ft ceilings
Open kitchen with natural gas oven and range, dishwasher, and full-size refrigerator
Large 15′ x 12′ bedroom with king-size bed
Living room with full-size sofabed
Fios Internet and WiFi included, TV with Chromecast
Front-loading, high-capacity, high-efficiency washer/dryer
back patio (16′ x 6′) with propane grill included
Central HVAC
Natural gas heating and water heater”
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