What is the walk score of 1350 Spring Rd NW?

1350 Spring Rd NW has a walk score of 92, it's a walker's paradise.

What schools are assigned to 1350 Spring Rd NW?

The schools assigned to 1350 Spring Rd NW include Raymond Elementary School, MacFarland Middle School, and Roosevelt High School @ MacFarland.

Does 1350 Spring Rd NW have in-unit laundry?

Yes, 1350 Spring Rd NW has in-unit laundry for some or all of the units.

What neighborhood is 1350 Spring Rd NW in?

1350 Spring Rd NW is in the Columbia Heights neighborhood in Washington, DC.

1350 Spring Rd NW Washington DC

Solar panelsLots of closet spaceOff street parkingOpen floor planPrivate rear alley entranceNewly installed insulationCompost bin

Basement listing Recently renovated green apartment. Space features a private rear alley entrance, open floor plan, energy efficient appliances and central heating cooling system, solar panels, and low-emitting products. Off street parking is included, a private patio with raised bed gardens, compost bin, rain barrel and a bicycle shed. Located on Spring Rd NW, it is close to all Columbia Heights and Petworth have to offer. Bus stops galore only 1/2 block away, and Columbia Heights and Petworth metro are both mile. Terrific restaurants, cafes and shops all within walking distance, such as Thip Khao, Taqueria Habenero, Pho Viet, Little Coco's, Mezcalero, Lyman's Tavern, The Pinch and Red Derby. Very open floor plan, the living room opens right up to the kitchen with space for a breakfast bar. Full bathroom with low-flow fixtures and ventilation to limit odors/moisture. Fully equipped kitchen with ample cabinet space and dishwasher. Washer/dryer in the unit. The bedroom offers a spacious layout and lots of light, and there is lots of closet space. Newly installed insulation keep the space comfortable and quiet all year round. Gas, electric and water utilities included. The apartment is wired for Fios 1 TB internet. Owner/landlord is very responsive and lives nearby. Contact me for a video tour. Owner pays for all utities other than cable/internet.

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.