What is the walk score of 1628 C St SE?

1628 C St SE has a walk score of 83, it's very walkable.

What schools are assigned to 1628 C St SE?

The schools assigned to 1628 C St SE include Payne Elementary School, Eliot-Hine Middle School, and Eastern High School.

What neighborhood is 1628 C St SE in?

1628 C St SE is in the Barney Circle neighborhood in Washington, DC.

1628 C St SE Washington DC

Ample closet spaceLarge double paned windowsBright condoLarge shared bathroomDark granite countertopsHigh ceilingsElectric glass-top range

Living just minutes from Capitol Hill does not get better than this! With over 700 sqft of living space, this bright condo has everything you'll ever need! The open living area has large double paned windows that fill the space with natural light. High ceilings, hardwood floors, and recessed lighting give the unit an airy feel. The chef inspired kitchen features stainless steel appliances, dark granite countertops, and an electric glass-top range. Both bedrooms are well sized and include ample closet space. A large shared bathroom with Tuscan shower tiling, in-home washer/dryer, and one off-street parking space round out this beautiful abode! Stay local and enjoy neighborhood treats like The Hill Cafe and The Pretzel Bakery, or walk less than a mile to visit the Eastern Market on the weekends. Walkable to Safeway and Trader Joe's and all of the nightlife along Pennsylvania Ave, which includes The Roost foodhall, Trusty's and La Lomita. The Anacostia river bike trail is nearby for you to enjoy, and located just two blocks from Stadium-Armory Metro, you will have everything the city has to offer at your fingertips! Security deposit is equal to one month's rent. Tenant is responsible for electric and building's $200 move-in fee. Pets are welcome! Assigned parking is included. To schedule a tour, please use the listing for the most accurate and up to date availability. Nest DC happily accepts applicants whose rent is paid either in part or in full via rental housing assistance provided by the District or federal government.

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.