This rental is located at 1414 15th Street, Northwest. The listing says:
“Welcome to Logan Circle. 1415 15th St NW #3 is a classic condo in the heart of DC. This unit features 10 ft ceilings, turn of the century hardwood floors, dining cove, tall windows, full kitchen, two fireplaces, two large walk-in/storage closets, WD in unit, and the warmth of a house to call home.”
You can see more photos here.
This 1 bed/1.5 bath is going for $2,800/Mo.
Photo by PoPville flickr user Beau Finley
From an email:
“UPDATE TO ADVISORY:
Pony Pop Up on 14th Street!
Horse-Around Sunday with Constellation Theatre’s Pony Pop Up
In promotion of the upcoming performance of Equus
Sunday, January 17, 2016
UPDATE: Big D’s Pony Rides will be replacing Peppermint Pony as the pony vendor. They will be bringing 2 ponies instead of a pony and a miniature horse. In addition, their sister company, Dream Shire Carriage, coincidentally will be offering carriage rides starting at 12:30pm in front of the Williard Hotel, so make it a horse-themed day.
The Pony Pop Up, happening on the sidewalk in front of the 1835 14th Street, NW, will take place between 12pm and 3pm.
January 17th, 2016 12pm – 3pm
The sidewalk in front of Constellation Theatre (Source)
1835 14th Street, NW Washington, DC 20009″
From a press release:
“A new culinary-focused cocktail bar and neighborhood gathering place, Radiator (www.radiatordc.com), will open off of the 14th Street corridor in Spring 2016, adjacent to the new Mason & Rook Hotel at 1430 Rhode Island Ave NW. A classic cocktail bar, Radiator’s drinks selection will focus on a carefully curated range of whiskeys and off-the-beaten path spirits, lovingly crafted classics, and a discerning selection of local beers and wines. The kitchen, led by Chef Jonathan Dearden, formerly of Ardeo + Bardeo, will complement the beverage program with soulful, rustic dishes that span snacks, sharable plates and large-format signature items. Classic bar service will be a Radiator calling card, with the bar trading modernist smoke and mirrors for perfectly executed classics and barkeeps who know your drink after your first visit. (more…)
Photo courtesy Peppermint Pony
From a press release:
“Constellation Theatre, “A must see destination,” according to the Washington Post, will be hosting a Pony Pop Up this Sunday, January 17.
The Pony Pop Up, happening on the sidewalk in front of the building [1835 14th Street, NW], will take place between 12pm and 3pm, where passersby will get a chance to pet and feed a pony and a miniature horse. The event is presented in partnership with Peppermint Pony and is a promotional event for Constellation Theatre’s upcoming performance of the play, Equus, running January 13 to February 14th at SOURCE (tickets available for $20-$45 at http://www.constellationtheatre.org/equus.html). (more…)
Thanks to a reader for sending: “It’s a throwback to 2014.”
From a press release:
“HealthFest 2016, a free, community gathering, will take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on January 23 at Unity of Washington, D.C. [1225 R Street, Northwest] All are invited to join for this amazing day of yoga and fitness, free health screenings and hands-on cooking demonstrations, talks on taking control of your health and fun activities for the kids. (more…)
1451 P Street, NW
On Friday we were surprised to learn that Pitango Gelato has closed their Logan Circle location. On twitter they update:
“Our lease is up on P St. We are scouting bigger locations & will be back soon. We <3 our #logancircle peeps!" Updates when they find a new location.
1451 P Street, NW
Thanks to Andrew for sending word:
“P Street Pitango Gelato is becoming a T-Mobile. Construction workers: “They don’t make as good gelato.”
Pitango Gelato opened up in Logan back in 2009. They still have locations in Penn Quarter and on Capitol Hill.
11th and Rhode Island Ave, NW via Logan Circle Laundromat
“Dear PoPville,
I am the owner of Logan Circle Laundromat (1100 Rhode Island Ave, NW) and I wanted to email you regarding changes that many Logan Circle residents should be aware of.
I took over the property and business five years ago. I’m sure many recall how unsightly the property was. After a year of renovation we have what you see today. The majority of feedback I’ve received from residences has been extremely positive and much appreciated. However, local residences and customers should be aware of recent changes.
A month ago Metro Laundromat located at 1400 Rhode Island Ave, NE closed down (large store open 24/7). Their property is under development and the laundromat will reopen, however until they do a majority of their customers have come to Logan Circle Laundromat. Since then my business has experienced an increase in problematic customers as well as loitering. Since Metro Laundromat closed down I’ve had a new customer break down and vandalize my bathroom. It cost me $1,400 in repairs. A few days later I had a new customer throw a rock at my storefront window. It cost me $300 in repairs.
My workers have also noticed an increase in loitering outside the store. I have done my best to remove loitering and solicitation off the property. Prior to me taking over the property/business illegal activity was the norm. It took several months but after working with MPD and being vigilante with security cameras I have been able to remove almost all illegal activity. However, I fear the influx of new customers could potentially increase crime and illegal activity not only for my store but for local residences and customers.
I ask all your readers who live nearby or use my store to be aware of their surroundings at all times. Thefts within my store have increased (smartphones, wallets, etc). Please call 911 if you see ANY suspicious activity. I’m grateful to have a good relationship with MPD who have assisted me with several incidences. It is my goal to keep Logan Circle Laundromat a safe and professional business for years to come. With a little help from local residents and customers I know this achievable.
Thank you,
Henry
Owner of Logan Circle Laundromat”
