I don’t often post two rentals of the day but I don’t often see bathrooms like this either. Thanks to J for sending:
“I know this falls outside of DC city limits, but I think you’ll enjoy this. I have found the wildest studio apartment listing. It is truly a marvel. For $1400, you can live in a 350sqft studio out in Clifton, VA without a separate bathroom. That’s right, your toilet and shower are just out in the open. Read More
Thanks to Luke for passing on, “Everything about it is incredible” Craigslist post:
“Portrait of Old Gregg – $1 (U Street NW, DC)
Portrait of Old Gregg from the Mighty Boosh.
Rare, hand painted by local DC artist.
1 of 1 signed, authentic painting. Read More
Thanks to Becca for sending: “Found this while perusing baby section on Craigslist!”
I feel like we talked about this once before so there must be some takers.
too bad because the photos are really quite nice.
Thanks to BBB for sending this listing:
“$740 / 2br – Apartment for rent in washington.
Painted Lady Properties has the best Apartment for rent in washington. Our residents will tell you this. We are looking for clean, responsible folks who pay rent on time, will take care of the property and not cook meth in the bathtub. To make an appointment or for more information contract us.”
Ed. Note: And I can’t stress this enough. PoPville is not affiliated with any ‘Rental of the Day’ properties. Rent at your own risk and proceed with caution as you would with all Craigslist listings.
Thanks to Brett for passing on from Craigslist:
“I’m helping my father to sell his DC Panda statute from PandaMania 2004. He’s kept it in his office lobby since purchasing it in 2004. Great condition.
We’re asking $7,500 or best offer. Buyer will be responsible for transporting the panda.
Panda: Ling Ling in the Sky with Diamonds
Artist: The Maverick Group: Lucinda Crabtree, Bonnie Fitzgerald, Karol Forsbert, Sylvia Leftwich, and Carol Talkov”
hahaha thanks to Taylor for sending this great listing:
“If you were on Craigslist looking for a piece of furniture infested with ooky spooky ghosties, then you’ve come to the wrong place because this dining room set is definitely not haunted.
It was not used for ritual sacrifices and therefore is not haunted by the spirits of virgins.
It was not used by Revolutionary War soldiers as a makeshift operating table on the battlefield and therefore is not riddled with poltergeists in tri-corner hats.
As this is D.C. and we have museums where people’s old shoes are kept in glass prisons for gawking tourists, I feel like I should tell you that no one famous has ever sat on, ate off of, or died around this dining set either.
Not Abraham Lincoln. Not Jimi Hendrix. Not the character Goose from the movie Top Gun. Read More
