This rental is located at 850 Quincy St NW near Georgia Ave. The Craigslist ad says:
“$1,925 / 1br – 673ft2 – 1 Bed apartment at Park Place at Petworth Metro. Beautiful garden-like setting! (Washington – Located in Petworth)
Unit Information: 1 Bedroom | 1 Bath
Unit Size: 673 – 746 sq ft
Monthly Rent: $1925 – $2700
Lease Terms: Variable
Unit Includes:
Dine-In Kitchen
Elevator(s)
Hardwood Floors
Kitchen with Island
Microwave
Oversized Closet(s)
Private Balcony in Select Units
Refrigerator/Ice Maker/Filtered Water
Stove
Walk-In Showers
Property Description: Modern boutique apartments are in reach at Park Place at Petworth Metro! Filled with the features you can’t live without, you’ll always look forward to staying in. Working out, relaxing on the rooftop, partying with friends, or checking e-mail; whatever you have in mind, our Petworth/Columbia Heights apartments of Park Place have it on site.
Property Amenities:
Accepts Electronic Payments
Affordable Housing
Attached Garage(s)
Bicycle Storage
Concierge
Controlled Building Access
Metro Access at Street Level/On-Site Underground Parking
Roof Top Deck
Pet Ownership Policy: Contact leasing office for more information. Some breed restrictions apply. Pet Move-in Fee – $500. $55 Monthly Fee Per Pet
EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY”
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