2556 University Pl NW, Washington, DC 20009

The apartment unit is move-in ready with all the essentials and many amenities provided! Just bring yourself, your clothes, and some personal belongings. I... provide the rest to you.

The apartment is situated within a new eight unit condominium building in a classic DC-style row home configuration on a quiet one-way street. The neighbors are friendly and respectful. The apartment has a fully furnished living room, kitchen/dining area, and bedroom. Street parking for Neighborhood 1B is provided for the duration of the lease. Metro rail and buses are within walking distance. Capital Bikeshare station is within one block.

The living area features a couch, Smart TV, coffee table, and bookshelf. Hulu streaming is included along with live cable/network streaming. The kitchen/dining area includes a two-person high top table, gas stove, microwave, coffee machine, dishwasher, refrigerator, and garbage disposal. Silverware, dishes, and cooking/baking supplies are provided along with spices, oils, and pantry staples.

The bedroom has a queen size bed with foam mattress, two-level closet, and a work-from-home office space with a desk and chair, filing cabinet, and printer. The washer and dryer are located in the hallway closet outside the bedroom. I provide linens, blankets, towels, and closet hangars, but you may bring your own if preferred.

All utilities included in monthly rent: electricity, wireless internet, water, gas, and weekly trash/recycling pickup.

Additional complimentary amenities include: an umbrella, picnic blanket, reusable shopping bags, a fireproof safe, camp chair, cleaning products, and a subscription to Washingtonian Magazine.

I am a private owner who has experience working with all kinds of tenants looking for shorter-term furnished housing including travel medical professionals, academics, and graduate students. I pride myself on providing a comfortable and welcoming housing environment. I look forward to meeting you and discussing your housing needs. Read More