- post
- account
-
favorites
-
hidden
favorite
favorite
hide
unhide
⚐ ⚑
flag
⚑
flagged
Posted
Contact Information:
Park Road, Washington, DC 20010
‹ image 1 of 9 ›
Park Road near 14th St
1BR / 1Ba 917ft2 available now
rent period: monthly
cats are OK - purrr
apartment
dogs are OK - wooof
w/d in unit
furnished
street parking
no smoking
air conditioning
QR Code Link to This Post
Apartment is suitable for one person or a couple. Rent is $2700 a month.
I just finished law school at American University Washington College of Law and will move to San Diego, California soon. I am the owner of the apartment and will look for a long-term renter. In case there are multiple interested tenants, the one that can sign the longest lease will definitely have an advantage.
Prefer move-in date of mid-August or after, but can accommodate earlier if needed. Ideally I need three weeks lead time to arrange with my moving company.
I have furniture that I do not need to take. If you want the apartment furnished, I can leave the furniture to you. On your walk-through at the apartment, we can decide what you want and what you don’t want. I can leave the two TVs as well, which are mounted on the walls. If you prefer a completely empty apartment, I can move everything as well.
We can work out a deal to include utilities if you don’t like having utilities under your name. Otherwise, once you move in, you can transfer all the utilities to your name, gas and electricity. I will leave them on under my name during the transition period until you change to your name. Internet is your own responsibility, too. Unfortunately, I have T-Mobile 5G Home Internet, and I have to return their equipment when I move, so I cannot have Internet on when you move in (unless you want all utilities under a different arrangement). But you can set it up very quickly. There is the option of Comcast cable Internet, or T-Mobile 5G Home Internet, which uses T-Mobile’s wireless network. Water, sewage, trash, and recycling are all covered by the Home Owner Association fees, which I will pay since I am the owner. So you won’t have a water bill.
If you are interested, we can do a zoom video chat if you are not in DC, or we can do an in-person walk-through if you are in DC.
Location:
- 2 minutes’ walk to Columbia Heights metro station (green line which can take you directly to Chinatown downtown area, Southwest Waterfront strip, baseball park, Navy Yard area; can transfer to yellow line which can take you to Pentagon City shopping mall, Ronald Reagan Airport, and Alexandria Old Town; can transfer to red line in Chinatown station which can take you to NOMA, Union Station, Dupont Circle, Tenleytown where American University is; can transfer to silver in L’Enfant Plaza station which can take you to Tyson’s Corner shopping mall and Dulles Airport; can transfer to blue line which takes you to Arlington, Ronald Reagan Airport as well; can transfer to orange which can take you to suburbs; silver, orange, blue all go to Smithsonian, Capitol South, Eastern Market); several bus lines on 14th and 16th street quickly bringing you down to Logan Circle, downtown city center.
- 2 minutes’ walk to Target, Burlington, Marshall’s, BestBuy, Giant (grocery store), Lidl (another grocery store and so cheap, I love it). You can get everything you need in the neighborhood. No need for a car at all.
- 2 minutes’ walk to countless restaurants, including fast food chains (Chick-fil-A, CAVA, Panda Express, IHOP) and local inexpensive eateries (Vietnamese, Mexican) and some more formal places (Korean BBQ).
-15 minutes’ walk to Adams Morgan bar/restaurant strip.
- If you do have a car, you can find street parking in nearby neighborhoods. Or you can pay to park at a secure garage building one minute’s walk away. The parking garage is under Target and BestBuy.
Description of the apartment (currently furnished; but can be furnished or unfurnished):
- 917 sf, spacious for one bedroom apartment. It is one unit out of six units of a Victorian townhome completely renovated in 2017; all the neighbors are friendly and respectful. Mail box is inside the entrance of the building. Stairwell is cleaned by professionals.
- Living room is furnished with bookshelves, a couch, a coffee table, and a TV.
- Dining room is furnished with a table with two benches.
- Kitchen is open design and comes with all appliances (fridge, gas oven and stove, dishwasher, microwave), utensils, cookware, plates, bowls, and glasses; plenty of cabinet space; separate pantry next to the kitchen.
- Small balcony, perfect for a drink in the summer months while looking down on the streets and trees.
- Office area is furnished with an executive desk and a chair. So you can comfortably work from home if needed.
- Washer, dryer, water heater, central AC.
- Bathroom is walk-in shower, very spacious.
- Bedroom is furnished with a full bed; spacious closet; another TV.
- Ten big windows for the entire apartment, plenty of natural light.
- In summary, just move in with your luggage and you are ready to make it your home.
Cost:
- Rent is $2700. Suitable for one person or two people (a couple or just two friends).
- If you have a pet, there is $500 one time nonrefundable fee.
- Security deposit will be one month’s rent.
A little about me:
- 35 years old, originally from China, lived in Pennsylvania and Texas before DC; work at a national law firm. I own the apartment.
- Penn State alum, just finished American University Washington College of Law. I am moving to our firm’s San Diego office.
- I respect your privacy so I will not intrude without notice and only for maintenance if needed.
- I am very clean and organized.
What I am looking for in a tenant:
- Financially responsible and can pay rent on time.
- Clean and organized.
- You can have friends over but no crazy parties that destroy the place.
- Independent and can generally resolve small issues (like changing light bulbs, air filters) on your own. Major issues such as AC, plumbing, etc. will be my responsibility.
- Be respectful to the neighbors; no loud noises.
- No smoking, marijuana, or drugs.
If you think this is the place you are looking for, please send me a short description about yourself (where are you from, which school are you at/you went to, where do you work, when are you moving, where are you currently (in DC or not in DC), why are you moving). Please also include your phone number in the email. If I think it’s a good fit, I will send you a text message to set up a zoom call (if you are not in DC) or in-person visit (if you are in DC). On the zoom call/in-person visit, we can get to know each other more and I can show you the place on video/in-person. And if it’s a good fit, we will draft something up and go from there.
post id: 7761980544
posted:
♥ best of [?]
loading
reading
writing
saving
searching
refresh the page.
