3020 Tilden St NW APT 1B, Washington, DC 20008

Price just reduced! This is a co-op so note that the monthly fee listed includes taxes, heat and water! Charming one bedroom unit is located by itself via the back entry level but yet is set well above ground level and with no stairs to access. Totally renovated with lots of light flooding in from two exposures. Modern open plan with entry hall with wonderful built-in shelving. Flooring throughout most of the unit is bamboo hardwood. Living/dining area with hall closet, ceiling fan, recessed lighting and windows on two sides. The open galley style kitchen features breakfast peninsula, granite counters, stainless appliances, subway tile backsplash and both recessed and under-cabinet lighting. Bathroom features a window and updated stone flooring but maintains the charm with a clawfoot tub. Bedroom has ceiling fan and a mirrored double door closet Unlike any other building in the Tilden Gardens complex, 3020 Tilden Street allows pets, including dogs up to 30 pounds. A dedicated storage unit conveys with the property as well. The building has the best ratio of parking spaces to units compared to any other "Tilden Gardens" building. The cooperative has 21 units with 17 parking spaces in the garage - this parking can be rented but currently there is a short wait list. 3020 Tilden is one of the six original buildings that together comprised Tilden Gardens, a Washington, D.C. "best address." and enjoys access to the five acres of lavishly landscaped grounds that feature elegant terraced gardens, enchanting pea gravel walkways and colorful azaleas. And a small park across the street is open all year. ------- Located in the Cleveland Park Historic District, 3020 Tilden has easy access to two Metro stations, Target, the Cleveland Park Library, Streets Market, Yes! Organic Market, abundant cafes and the eateries of Cleveland Park. Just north of the building is Giant grocery, shops and restaurants at Van Ness and even the Hillwood Museum and Peirce Mill at Rock Creek Park a short walk away. In recent years, the coop has implemented a series of capital improvements, including roof and elevator replacement, basement renovation and exterior waterproofing. History of the building: The Tilden Garden community was constructed between 1927 and 1930 and named for Samuel J. Tilden, New York governor and democratic candidate for the U.S. presidency in the disputed election of 1876. Monroe and R. Bates Warren, construction pioneers of their time, developed the community, which is still noted today for its spacious landscapes. 3020 Tilden was completed in 1929 and today remains one of two independent cooperative apartment buildings within Tilden Gardens.