English Basement on the Orange/Blue/Silver Metro w/ Utilities

Description

Renovated English basement apartment* for rent! - Private ground-level entrance. - Private kitchen (half fridge, microwave/convection oven, a single or double burner countertop cooktop. No dishwasher. Well, *you* are the dishwasher). - One queen bed comfortably sleeps a couple. - Full washer/dryer (shared with owner). - Plenty of natural light (so bright outside that these photos looked dark!). - Free street parking. Driveway parking available. - Garage storage available (perfect for bike, motorcycle, moped, or Shetland pony). - Fully stocked for your needs: kitchenware (plates, glasses, utensils, etc.), linens (towels, sheets, pillows, etc.), and more. You can show up with just your clothes and toiletries. Well, you will then need to buy food. Literally across the street from the Stadium-Armory (south) entrance. Walk outside of your private entrance and it's RIGHT THERE! (Orange, blue, and silver lines). 2 stops from Eastern Market and TONS of restaurants. ~4 blocks from a Safeway grocery store In the capital hill area, so plenty of restaurants and lovely neighborhoods are nearby. A short walk to Lincoln Park, which is great for jogging/lounging. A block off of Historic Congressional Cemetery and all of their wacky and awesome events. Owners are truly supportive, wonderful human beings, quite dashing, with hearts of gold, are quiet and studious, mildly sarcastic, and rarely allow their home to smell like anything other than rainbows and unicorns. Likely a future Nobel laureate.** Come by and take a look! Out of town? We're happy to do a Skype tour! $1600/mo for an annual contract, $1700/month for short term, fully furnished, INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES (internet, water, trash, electric, gas, tv). * Technically an "in-law suite" due to a few laws regarding metering, so we would technically be roommates. But we don't have to talk or see each other. Ever. In fact, we would prefer that. ** Okay… we may have wrote that ourselves. Really the question is whose name would be first on the Nobel prize?