506 M St NW, Washington, DC 20001

Beautiful and spacious short term or long term rental two bedroom/one bath located in a charming classic DC rowhouse literally in the heart of the city.

Secured electronic keyless entry opens up right into the well appointed living room.... Highlighted feature of a large bay window floods the living room with sunlight. Open kitchen is great for entertaining guest directly in the living room. Complete with a small dining table to enjoy your favorite cooked meal or take-out.

Bedrooms are clean, comfortable and quiet allowing for a respite away from work and the city. Bathroom features subway tile throughout the shower and a well lit vanity gives a spa vibe. Don't forget a washer and dryer for your convenience is tucked away and you even can enjoy the Peloton bike to keep you in shape and join friends on a cross country trek.

Just a 3-minute walk to DC's robust convention center and the Mt. Vernon Metro Station. Plus, only an 8 minute walk to the heart of Chinatown and Capital One Arena. LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION!

This apartment is available NOW! Apply and get approved.

*This home is fully furnished with everything in the photo. Complete with silverware, cookware, dishes, linens and bedding if choosing a short term lease. Or you can option to select a 12 month lease.

[Professionally Managed]

This is a strictly enforced pet free and no smoking property.
NOTE: All utilities are covered by the owner if renting short term.

A short-term lease is accepted and one month's security deposit. Rent is $2,850. Credit score must be a combined average of 610. A standard credit check and background check are performed. Annual combined income must be $62,000. All sources of income are accepted but must be proven. No bankruptcies or evictions are allowed within the last 5 years.

Power Play Development happily accepts applicants whose rent is paid either in part or in full via rental housing assistance provided by the District or federal government.

District law requires that a housing provider state that the housing provider will not refuse to rent a rental unit to a person because the person will provide the rental payment, in whole or in part, through a voucher for rental housing assistance provided by the District or federal government. Read More