This rental is located at 301 G Street SW. The Craigslist ad says:
“$1,520 / 481ft2 – Stop by Today, Central Heat and AC, Floor to Ceiling Windows (Southwest/Waterfront)
Capitol Park Tower, managed by The UIP Companies
301 G Street SW
Close to three metro stops, and only one block to both I-395 and I-295 makes living at Capitol Park Towers a perfect place to call home for those working in and around Washington, DC. Set up a tour now!
This studio apartment features a fully equipped kitchen, large windows, walk-in closet, hardwood floors, and great views!
In accordance with the Fair Housing and Equal Housing Opportunity laws as well as the D.C. Human Rights Act and amendments UIP does not deny any individuals the full and equal enjoyment of housing based on the source of income of the individual. Any qualifying criteria used by UIP is applied equally to all applicants.
Community Features
* After-Hours Emergency Maintenance
* Fitness Studio
* Controlled Access
* Easy Access to Public Transportation
* Elevator
* Laundry Care Center
* Minutes from Restaurants, Shopping, and Much More
* Professionally Managed
* Some Utilities Included
* Easy Freeway Access
* Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service
* Sun Deck
* WiFi Access”
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