#866: Brookland

Located on a beautiful, tree-lined street in the Washington, D.C. neighborhood of Brookland, this 2794-square-foot, three-story home is now on the market and ready to be rented. Spacious and newly refurbished, this 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom shared apartment features a beautiful front porch, central heating and air conditioning, a decorative fireplace, hardwood floors, high ceilings, lots of windows, modern lighting fixtures, and a washer and dryer. This couples-friendly apartment includes a flat-screen TV, WiFi, and access to a large backyard. Street parking is readily available for those that drive. A driveway provides additional parking space for tenants and guests. If you are planning to move in with friends or family, ask about the option to rent this entire apartment. Rooms in this Brookland unit may be fully furnished by June for an additional fee. The front door of this expansive home opens to a warm and inviting living area with a ceiling fan and large windows for natural light. Centered around a fireplace with a wood-burning insert, the living room can easily accommodate a sectional couch and coffee table. A tile-floor chef’s kitchen features custom cabinets and drawers, a double-bowl sink, full-size appliances, new quartz countertops, and a terracotta backsplash. This kitchen also features a convenient breakfast bar that seats three. A large pantry provides plenty of storage space for food and other items. The dining room is large enough for a medium-sized dining table and boasts a beautiful chandelier. Bedrooms in this home vary in size and can either accommodate a full-size or queen-size bed. All five bedrooms include closets for storage. The master bedroom on the second floor offers an en suite private bathroom with a deep soaking jacuzzi bathtub and a walk-in shower. The other two full-bathrooms have bathtub shower combinations. All bathrooms feature modern fixtures, new sinks, and tile floors. Hallway closets on the third floor provide additional storage space. Home to a diverse population of families and single working professionals, Brookland is often referred to as Little Rome due to the many Catholic institutions and organizations located here. Proximity to the Catholic University of America to the west makes Brookland an attractive spot for college students and faculty members. Some of Brookland’s most popular restaurants and bars are found along 12th Street Northeast, which is one of the neighborhood’s busiest commercial corridors. Bordered by the residential neighborhood of Edgewood on the west, Brookland is served by two subway stations and several bus lines, making it an easily accessible area for residents and visitors. Situated in a three-story duplex on a large 4500-square-foot lot, this Brookland apartment is perfect for couples looking for a quiet place to live outside of Downtown D.C. For those that plan to commute down to Penn Quarter, a six-minute walk will get you to Brookland - CUA subway station for trains on the Red Line of the Washington Metro... Read more