919 Florida Ave NW APT 506, Washington, DC 20001

Fantastic 1 Bed/1.5 Bath U-Street Loft-Style Unit with a Den Available Early July! This fantastic one bedroom and one and a half bathroom loft-style apartment with a den is located in the highly sought-after Floridian Condominium! This unit boasts excellent finishes, a spacious bedroom and expansive views from the floor-to-ceiling windows. This unit also features an in-unit washer and dryer, generous closet space, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and top-of-the-line fixtures. The building offers a large roof deck with spectacular views of the city. Coming home to this amazing unit with be the highlight of your day! Garage parking is available for an additional $250.00 per month. The Floridan Condominium was built in 2015 by renowned DC-based architects Eric Colbert & Associates. Located at the intersection of Vermont and Florida Avenue's NW, this building is perfectly located for those interested in the many dining, shopping and cultural experience DC has to offer. The property is located one block from the U Street Metro Station and within one-two blocks from the 90, 92, 96, X3, 63 and 64 bus lines. This well-run building also has a day-time concierge, secured entry, and rooftop with city views! There is an application fee of $50 per applicant. The minimum credit score requirement is 670 (per DC statute, the approval decision is not based solely on the credit score). The minimum lease term is for one year. Water and gas are included. Tenants pay for electricity and cable/internet (if desired). Tenants pay for a $100 lease review fee, a $250 move-in fee, and a $250 refundable moving deposit. Pets are accepted on a case-by-case basis with a pet fee. The building charges an additional annual pet fee of $100 for dogs and no fee for cats. This rental unit is professionally managed by Scout Properties, DC's trustworthy property management firm located in the Brookland neighborhood of Washington, DC. Scout Properties follows Equal Opportunity Housing guidelines, and Federal/DC laws, which includes voucher assistance and "source of income" protected classes.