2409 20th St NW UNIT 94, Washington, DC 20009

Upscale Kalorama condo in the heart of DC, located in a quiet and leafy urban oasis. Walking distance from all major urban conveniences (metro, restaurants/bars, grocery, stores, parks, etc.). Unit is part of the Kalorama Place condos. Condo is unfurnished. DETAILS - Split level condo, 2BR/2BA upstairs; kitchen, den, and dining room downstairs, 1,000 sf - 2 bedrooms (1 large master--fits king/queen bed, 1 smaller--fits full/twin bed, can also be used as media room/home office) - 2 full bathrooms - Hardwood floors in the kitchen, living and dining rooms - Kitchen recently renovated with new appliances and countertop - Floor to ceiling windows on entry level; balcony with nice views - Central air and heat; gas fireplace downstairs - Washer/dryer in the unit - Around the corner from Kalorama Park and 5 minutes from Rock Creek Park - Tenant responsible for gas (avg $15/month), electric (avg $60/month), and cable/Internet; water is provided - Owners (not the tenant) will continue to pay the monthly condo association fee - No smoking; pets a possibility if small and nice (extra security deposit required) - Private, locked storage cage in the garage included (10' high x 4' deep) - Shared, locked bike storage cage also located in garage PARKING - Secure garage parking for one car on site in condo complex (steps away from the condo) for extra $200/month - Public transportation is minutes away by foot, so no car is no problem - Street parking in Kalorama is vexing and rarely available ABOUT KALORAMA Kalorama is one of DC's nicest, safest, and quietest neighborhoods, and the Kalorama Place condos are ideally located to take full advantage of the DC's many offerings. 5-10 minute walk to Adams Morgan, Dupont Circle, and Woodley Park. Harris Teeter, Target, and Mint gym within 5-7 minute drive. Kalorama Place condos are zoned for nearby Oyster Adams Bilingual School (K-8), one of the best public schools in DC. Wiki: The Obamas' neighborhood: DC's Kalorama Washington Post, Mar 31, 2017 Is Kalorama the New Georgetown? Washington City Paper, Jan 17, 2017