What is the walk score of 225 5th St SE?

225 5th St SE has a walk score of 96, it's a walker's paradise.

What schools are assigned to 225 5th St SE?

The schools assigned to 225 5th St SE include Brent Elementary School, Jefferson Middle School Academy, and Eastern High School.

Does 225 5th St SE have in-unit laundry?

Yes, 225 5th St SE has in-unit laundry for some or all of the units.

What neighborhood is 225 5th St SE in?

225 5th St SE is in the Capitol Hill neighborhood in Washington, DC.

225 5th St SE Washington DC

Sunny studio apartmentGranite countersGarbage disposalOversized east facing windowsDecorative fireplaceSmart thermostatCentral air

Sunny Capitol Hill Studio - 225 5th St. SE Washington, DC 20003. $1675/month. Available for move in May 4th. Sunny studio apartment on a quiet and friendly block off Seward Square (5th & PA Ave SE) in the Capitol Hill Historic District. Features oversized east facing windows, in unit washer/dryer, central air, smart thermostat, granite counters, stainless appliances, garbage disposal, large closet plus a linen closet, decorative fireplace, and outdoor patio. Three blocks from the U.S. Capitol, Supreme Court, and Trader Joes. Two blocks to historic Eastern Market. Walk to Barracks Row restaurants, Nationals Park, Navy Yard and the future RFK Stadium. Two blocks to Orange/ Blue Silver line and short walk to Union Station/RedLine and Navy Yard/Green/Yellow Line. Steps to major bus lines. Tenant responsible for 1/3rd utilities gas, electric, and water/sewer average based on usage plus one half internet averaging $165/month. A cat is allowed. No dogs. Absolutely no smokers. 12-month lease, application, and security deposit of one month rent are required. Tenant responsible for 1/3rd utilities gas, electric, and water/sewer average based on usage plus one half internet averaging $165/month. A cat is allowed. No dogs. Absolutely no smokers. 12-month lease, application, and security deposit of one month rent are required.

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.