What is the walk score of 726 Quincy St NW?

726 Quincy St NW has a walk score of 93, it's a walker's paradise.

What schools are assigned to 726 Quincy St NW?

The schools assigned to 726 Quincy St NW include Bruce-Monroe Elementary School @ Park View, MacFarland Middle School, and Roosevelt High School @ MacFarland.

Does 726 Quincy St NW have in-unit laundry?

Yes, 726 Quincy St NW has in-unit laundry for some or all of the units.

What neighborhood is 726 Quincy St NW in?

726 Quincy St NW is in the Petworth neighborhood in Washington, DC.

726 Quincy St NW Washington DC

Dedicated off-street parking spaceOpen-concept layoutTree-lined streetPrivate outdoor escapeGranite countertopsModern upgradesModern elegance

Discover Your Perfect Urban Retreat at 726 Quincy St NW #B! Live in style in this fully renovated 1-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom apartment, now available for a 12-month lease! Nestled on a charming tree-lined street in the heart of Petworth, this sunlit unit combines modern elegance with unbeatable convenience. What You'll Love: Step into a chef's kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and ample cabinet space that makes cooking a joy. The spacious living area boasts an open-concept layout bathed in natural light, ideal for entertaining or relaxing. Unwind in your private outdoor escape a serene garden patio perfect for morning coffee or summer gatherings. Enjoy hassle-free living with a full-size washer/dryer in-unit and cleverly designed storage solutions throughout. The included dedicated off-street parking space adds an extra layer of convenience. Prime Location: Just one block from Georgia Ave-Petworth Station (Green/Yellow Lines), commuting is effortless. Embrace a walkable lifestyle with Safeway, eclectic dining, cozy cafes, and vibrant nightlife all within blocks. Experience the best of DC living in a community celebrated for its character and energy. Available Soon Act Fast! This sought-after unit won't last long. Schedule your tour today to secure a home that blends modern upgrades with urban convenience. Owner pays for water.

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