8 Farragut Pl NW

About This Home

Cheery and sunny 3 bedroom upper two-floor 1200 ft2 unit in historic row house in NW. Newly renovated kitchen (quartz countertops) and bathrooms, open main floor with original refinished wood floors, brand new appliances including in-unit laundry machines, dishwasher, range, and new central air conditioning. Beautiful pet-friendly fenced-in back garden patio with new shrubs and raised planter beds across from a large green space (instead of additional neighbors) plus secure front porch/mud-room/bike room. Two free on-site, off street parking spots, family-friendly neighborhood, just an 8 min walk to the Fort Totten Metro (BOTH Red AND Green lines), 3 min bike ride to the Metropolitan Branch Trail connecting to the National Mall, and 5 min walk to grocery store and restaurants, 15 min walk to Walmart, and 10 min drive to two Targets (or just a couple Metro stops away). In-unit laundry, water, on-site parking, internet/wifi, and garbage service included. Available unfurnished or fully furnished (+$500/mo). Furnished includes 1 king, 1 queen, and 1 double bed, 2 couches, dining room table and chair set, counter stools, TV, book cases, dressers, and if desired, dishes, silverware, toaster, etc. Available from June 1 with *flexible start dates to August 15*; 10-12-month lease. Viewing available now. Pets considered on a case by case basis. Smoke-free property. Credit and background checks required. First month plus one month security deposit due at lease signing. Located just one stop away from Brookland/Catholic University/National Basilica, and only a few stops away from restaurant hotspots like U St, Columbia Heights, and Shaw. Walkable to Lincoln's Cottage and Fort Totten Park with plenty of open grassy spaces and woods trails!), and also near the Washington Hospital Center. 10-12 month lease, first month and one month security deposit due at signing. Owner pays for water/sewer, garbage, internet. Tenants pay for gas and electric. NO smoking. 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.