829 Florida Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002

Looking for housemates for a 4 bedroom/3.5 bath rowhouse in Union Market/NoMa/H Street area (829 Florida Ave NE) starting October 1.

Three rooms are available,... one with shared bath ($1125); one master w/bath ($1275); and one on the lower level that has a private entrance, private bath, and den ($1350). All rooms are large enough to fit a queen bed. Utilities usually run roughly $80-100 per person per month.

Current housemate is young professional man, but open to all ages, genders, races, etc.

It's a fantastic location near H St, Union Market, and NoMA Metro. There's some details below. Let me know if you're interested.

Space: You'll walk in to an open floorplan main level that includes a half-bath and renovated kitchen with expansive counters. Upstairs is the primary bedroom and bath, big enough for a king-sized bed, along with two additional bedrooms that will each fit a queen and a second bathroom. The lower level suite contains the third bath and bed, also big enough for a queen bed, along with a kitchenette and den.

Parking: There's a secured two-car driveway, and street parking in the neighborhood is very easy as well.

Laundry: There is a stackable washer/dryer upstairs, and there are hookups for a second set in the lower-level suite should you wish to have a second laundry available there.

Deck: The deck off the main level is a great place to barbecue, read a book, or just sit out and have a drink with friends.

Pets: Small pets will be considered on a case-by-case basis with an additional pet fee.

Lease: Leases will be for a minimum of one year, although there is some flexibility should a shorter lease-term be needed. Tenants willing to sign a two-year lease will be given preference. The security deposit is equal to one month's rent. Tenants pay all utilities.

Applications will be screened based on applicants' rental history, references, credit report and score, criminal/civil judgments (according to standards outlined in DC law), ability to pay rent and utilities, duration of residence, intractability, and compatibility with current housemate. Applications with evictions within the past three years (except evictions exempted by DC law) or who smoke will be automatically rejected as tenants. Applicants whose screening uncovers negative information in rental history, references, credit report/score, criminal/civil judgments, ability to pay, duration of residence, or evidence of intractability may be denied. If denial is based on information contained in your credit report and/or score, you may request a free copy of your report by contacting TransUnion Consumer Relations at 2 Baldwin Place P. O. Box 1000 Chester, PA 19016. No applicant will be discriminated against on the basis of race, color, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, religion, age, marital status, personal appearance, sex ual orientation, gender identity or expression, familial status, family responsibilities, matriculation, political affiliation, disability, source of income (including housing vouchers), genetic information, status as a victim of an intra-family offense, or place of residence or business.

Application fee of $50 is non-refundable, mandatory, and covers credit/background check and time spent processing application.

Applications will be approved or denied within 14 days unless otherwise communicated during application process.

Applicants have the right to dispute any information relied upon by the land lord that is inaccurately or incorrectly attributed to the applicant or is based upon the land lord's use of prohibited criteria, and the right to receive a response from the land lord about any information that the applicant disputes. Applicants have the right to a refund for any unused application fee. Applicants have the right to file a complaint with the Office of Human Rights or pursue civil action in court if the applicant believes the land lord has violated rental application laws.

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