#808: Anacostia

Don't miss this stylistic and newly refurbished, 1420-square-foot shared apartment for rent in Washington, D.C.'s Anacostia neighborhood. A lovely, two-story, shared apartment with contemporary flair, this 3-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom unit is perfect for someone looking for a comfortable living space in a historic and diverse area. Fully loaded, this reasonably-priced apartment features tons of living space in common areas and bedrooms, along with a washer and dryer. You can choose to have your bedroom furnished or unfurnished. All three bedrooms are roomy enough for full-size or queen-size beds, a good-sized wardrobe, a nightstand, and a personal workspace. Every bedroom includes multiple vertical windows for natural light as well. The apartment has spotless cherry hardwood floors, elegant and ample lighting, and a new coat of paint on the walls. It comes with a wall-mounted flat-screen TV and high-speed WiFi as well. The sunlit living room is plenty big and can easily accommodate a couch, coffee table, and additional furniture, such as a bookshelf and chairs. The adjacent dining room features an elegant chandelier and can hold a medium-size, four-person dining table. The newly remodeled kitchen features gorgeous white oak wood flooring, shiny granite countertops, coordinating white cabinets, and full-size stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher and microwave. The half-bathroom on the first floor has a large mirror and the same walls as the rest of the apartment. The bathroom on the second floor has smooth white tiling on the floor and shower wall, complimenting the grey bathroom cabinet. This apartment is in a prime location in the historic Anacostia neighborhood. Anacostia was one of D.C.’s first suburbs and has been home to some of the most prominent figures in American history. The area is filled with picturesque green spaces and good public schools, making it a popular place to live among outdoor enthusiasts and families with kids. A majority of the residents here are professionals from the private and public sectors that commute Downtown for work. Most commercial activity in Anacostia can be found at the intersection of Good Hope Road and Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue. There you can find a variety of bars, restaurants, and retail shops. Public transportation is readily available for those that don't drive. A 10-minute walk from the front door of this lovely home will get you to Anacostia station for the Green Line subway across the river and into Downtown. Not sure how long you plan to stay in Anacostia? Book a tour today and ask one of our listing agents about short-term leasing options.... Read more