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This pad was taken off the market on 11/06/23.
$2,150Monthly Rent
1Beds
1Baths
743Sqft
Highlights
No pets allowed
In-unit washer / dryer
Central A/C
Off street
Listed 7 months ago
Updated 5 months ago
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About 2725 39th St NW #303
Massive apartment in the middle of picturesque Glover Park neighborhood! Walk to restaurants, shops, transportation and so much more! This lovely condo is located on the 3rd floor and features a gorgeous floor plan with gleaming wood floors, well-proportioned rooms and living spaces, modern kitchen and bath, in unit washer/dryer, plenty of natural light and great storage space. BONUS: 1 assigned parking space and 1 assigned storage unit. Not to be missed!
Available immediately!
Utilities (gas, electricity, water) included in rent! Tenant pays for cable/internet. No smoking, no pets.
Apartment amenities
Property amenities
- Building Deposit Fee Maximum: 2150
- Building Deposit Fee Minimum: 2150
- Cable not included in rent
- Central Air Conditioning
- Dryer
- Electricity included in rent
- Flooring: Hardwood
- Gas included in rent
- Internet not included in rent
- Laundry: In Unit
- Off Street Parking
- Storage Space
- Washer
Pet policy
No cats allowedNo dogs allowedTerms at 2725 39th St NW #303
Minimum 1 year lease, no smoking, no pets. Rent includes utilities (gas, electricity), tenant pays for cable/internet. 1 assigned parking space and 1 assigned storage space included.
Pricing comparison
$247At $2,150, this listing is priced $247 more than the current market rate for a 1 bedroom home in Glover Park.
Other 1 bedroom homes...
- in Glover Park go for $1,903
- in Washington go for $2,443
- in District of Columbia County go for $2,443
- in 20007 go for $1,937
Nearby schools
Students who live in 2725 39th St NW #303 attend the following District Of Columbia Public Schools (Unified School District) public schools:
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Legal info
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.
