815 6th St NW, Washington, DC 20001

Available date to move in: The apartment is available to move in right now. But you can move in May 1, 2017 and get the keys two days earlier (04/29) Type of apartment: 1 bedroom/1bath unfurnished Costs - Breakdown: Rent: 1700$ (includes all utilities except cable and electricity). Electricity: bills are always around $20-$30 Pet fee: $100 non-refundable/one time payment (if it is a dog, it needs to be small) Cable: Verizon and Comcast serve this area. (optional) Lease - two options: short term: anytime from now until November 30, 2017 - $1700 long term: 12 months security deposit: $1700 Showings: email me to schedule a time/flexible. This is a sunny one bedroom apartment in the heart of Chinatown in Washington DC. Details of the unit: - The entrance has a closet to put your misc stuff; - The kitchen has a lot of cabinets to store everything you need; - The bathroom has shelves built to put linens and towels, and there's also a cabinet; - There's W/D in unit - The bedroom has a good size closet The building: - There's only two units in this building and this unit is on the top floor, floor #3 - It's two sets of stairs, no elevator - This unit is on the top floor, and in front of the unit door there's a small hallway that belongs to the unit, where you can leave some belongings, i.e. I always leave my shoes collection there - No gym or rooftop available Misc: - This building belongs to an association and they have an office on the floor #1. They usually hold meetings once a month and it's not disruptive at all. - You only have one neighbor in the building, and she's below you, unit #2 - Mail: if you need to have delivered something bulky, you can coordinate with your only neighbor on the 2nd floor, and she will hold it for you (she works from home). - Cleaning person comes once every 2 weeks to clean the stairs and the main hallway - Both doors, main door and unit door, are key-free, you open it with a code. Each unit has access to a guest and tenant code for security purposes. So you can give the guest code to your visitors and they can come in without you having to go outside to pick them up. - Landlord will provide you with an emergency phone number and you can reach out in case something comes up. Metro access: - One block away (literally) from the Chinatown Gallery Place Metro area; - Parking: zone 3 and you will need to find a spot. There's a parking area close by and costs $150 a month, and it's 3 blocks away from the building. To start the process: - application - copy DL - 2 paystubs - 45usd to process the application