Address: 114 Todd Place NE #2
Neighborhood: Eckington
Listed: $744,900
Open: Saturday, December 11 from 2-4 p.m. and Sunday, December 12 from 2-4 p.m.
Make yourself at home in this wonderful two-level condo in Eckington with reserved parking and private deck — all conveniently located near restaurants, parks, shopping and 3 different Metro stations!
Some highlights of this great property include:
- Spacious main level with an open floor plan, wide plank Oak floors, tall ceilings, and nice natural light
- Gourmet kitchen featuring stainless appliances, large kitchen island, granite counters and gas cooking
- Large dining room and powder on the main level are ideal for entertaining
- Private deck off the dining room is the perfect space to relax, grill, garden or entertain
- Primary bedroom suite upstairs is spacious with nice closet space and full en-suite bathroom featuring a spa-like glass shower and double vanity
- An additional bedroom, full bathroom, W/D and space for a home office or workout space can be found upstairs as well
- One reserved parking space included!
- Building is pet-friendly and has a low monthly fee
- Easy access to popular Bloomingdale restaurants, 3 different Metro stations, several parks and shopping along Rhode Island Ave
Click here to view the virtual tour of this property. The future is red hot in Eckington, so don’t let his opportunity pass you by!
Listed by:
Aaron Brainerd
Bediz Group at KW Capital Properties
(202-243-7700) 202-870-6160 (cell)
[email protected]
bediz.com
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