Move-in Special: $500 off your second month with a lease starting Feb 1st or sooner!


THE HOME

Set in a boutique condo building, this one-bedroom/one-bath home opens to a spacious living area with beautifully refinished hardwood floors. The kitchen... is finished with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and plenty of cabinet space. The bedroom fits a queen bed and includes two wall-length closets, and the bathroom features a glass-enclosed walk-in shower with classic subway tile. Out front, the shared courtyard garden—flowers, herbs, a Japanese maple, and two holly trees—adds a little green to your daily comings and goings.

HIGHLIGHTS

* Boutique condo building with shared front courtyard garden
* Spacious living area with refinished hardwood floors
* Granite countertops and stainless steel appliances
* Bedroom fits a queen-size bed
* Two large wall-length bedroom closets
* Glass-enclosed walk-in shower with subway tile
* Pets welcome; security deposit equals one month’s rent; tenant pays electric and building move-in fee

THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Mount Pleasant keeps daily life easy: Mt. Pleasant Street and Lamont Plaza put cafés, groceries, and neighborhood errands close by, with Adams Morgan and Columbia Heights nearby when you want more dining options. Historic note: Mount Pleasant grew up as one of D.C.’s early streetcar suburbs and is recognized as the Mount Pleasant Historic District. Transit is simple with Metrobus routes along 16th Street and 14th Street, plus the Green/Yellow lines at Columbia Heights Metro.

Mount Pleasant has also produced some memorable names. Former D.C. mayor Adrian Fenty was raised here, and the neighborhood’s Heritage Trail spotlights community builders like Francisca Marrero Diloné, whose bodega became a gathering spot for Spanish-speaking Washingtonians.

NEARBY FAVORITES

* Past Tense Yoga - neighborhood studio for classes
* Argyle Market & Deli - bodega staples and sandwiches
* La Tejana - breakfast tacos with a line
* Mount Pleasant Farmers’ Market - Saturday produce and baked goods

Worth a few more blocks

* Elle - coffee, pastries, dinner plates
* Purple Patch - Filipino comfort food favorite
* Bar del Monte - Italian plates and pizza
* Rock Creek Park - trails for runs and rides
* Columbia Heights Metro - Green and Yellow lines


Security deposit equals one month’s rent. Tenant is responsible for electric and the building move-in fee. Pets are welcome. Nest DC accepts District or federal rental housing assistance as a source of rent payment. See all available properties at [www.nest-]().



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