3901 Fulton St NW, Washington, DC 20007

3901 Fulton Street, Unit 304 is a beautiful studio apartment in a picturesque, well-run 1930's building in Cathedral Heights/Glover Park. Unit 304 is on the top (2nd) floor and faces east and south and is very bright and sunny - arguably the best location in the building. It is cool in summer (new 12,000BTU in-wall A/C and ceiling fan) and toasty warm in winter with radiator heat. (Heat is included in rent.) Although it is an efficiency, there are a variety of ways to configure your furniture, and it is very liveable. The built-in bookshelves in the main room and mirrored wall add to the bright, spacious and welcoming feel of the apartment. There is another room off the main room, which the current tenant has arranged as a bedroom. Others have used this as an office or a dining room. The bathroom and closet space are to the right as you enter the apartment, off a doored hallway, thus offering lots of privacy. Built-ins throughout the apartment allow for an amazing amount of in-unit storage. There is also a large designated storage bin in the downstairs utility room. While laundry is not in-unit, there is a well-lighted utility room, and the limited number of units (only 11) mean that it is easily accessible. This building is in a pleasant residential neighborhood, three blocks from Wisconsin Avenue between Glover Park and the Cathedral. It is on several bus lines, and approximately half a mile from a brand-new Trader Joe's! Glover Park shops and restaurants are even closer. There is a community garden nearby that has been in operation since after WWII. It is near both Georgetown and American Universities. A favorite restaurant, Chef Geoff's, is around the corner in Foxhall, one of DC's most exclusive areas. Lots of trails and bike paths are also nearby, and Georgetown is about a mile away of Wisconsin Avenue. There is easy on-street parking with a Residential Zone 2 parking sticker, which you will be eligible to receive for a nominal charge. This is a smoke-free building, in and outside each unit., including marijuana. The renter is responsible for gas and electric charges, but heat and water are paid for by the owner in the condo fees. So the only charges are gas for the stove and electricity for lights and appliances. The minimum rental period is one year, but I would consider a longer term. $200 move-in/move-out fee charged by management company.