4248 Edson Pl NE

Welcome to 4248 Edson Place NE, Apt. 2 a well-designed 3-bedroom, 1-bath apartment offering 679 sq ft of optimized living space in the vibrant and transit-connected Deanwood neighborhood. Recently updated and thoughtfully refreshed, this unit is ideal for tenants seeking affordability without sacrificing quality. Inside, you'll find refinished hardwood floors, oversized windows allowing excellent natural light, and a renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, sleek countertops, and functional storage. The layout prioritizes privacy and efficiency: three separate bedrooms make it ideal for roommates or families who value their own space, while the open-concept kitchen/living area keeps things practical and low-maintenance. 3 private bedrooms ideal for WFH setups, roommates, or families Updated kitchen and bath with modern finishes Energy-efficient HVAC system for year-round comfort Natural light throughout helps the space feel open and airy Pet policy negotiable Section 8 and all voucher programs welcome While the common area is compact, it's functional and easy to furnish, making cleaning a breeze and utility bills more affordable. Located in a quiet residential block just minutes from the Deanwood Metro, retail, and parks, this is an excellent fit for tenants looking to live comfortably and cost-effectively in the District. The Residential Lease Agreement for 4248 Edson Pl NE, Apt. 2 outlines the terms between the Landlord and Tenant(s) for residential occupancy. The lease specifies rent amount, due dates, and late fees, with payments made via ACH Direct Debit or other approved methods. A security deposit (equal to one month's rent) is required, refundable within 45 days of move-out, minus any damage deductions. The tenant is responsible for utilities unless otherwise noted. The lease prohibits subletting without approval, outlines maintenance responsibilities, and enforces compliance with D.C. housing codes. The landlord retains the right to enter the property with notice for repairs or showings. The lease is governed by D.C. law, and violations may result in eviction proceedings.