Gorgeous 4 bedroom, 3 floor, historic row house literally one block from Union Station and about a 10 minute walk to the Capital.
3 floors create multiple living, dining, and cooking areas for large groups or multiple families to enjoy. Enjoy two large screen TVs, cable TV, wireless internet, and a washer/ dryer set.
The top floor large master bedroom is well appointed with bay windows, a king bed, and sitting area. Two additional queen bedrooms and one full bath complete the top floor.
The main floor includes a living room with (non-working) fireplace, beautiful original hardwood floors, separate dining room, remodeled ½ bath, fully equipped remodeled kitchen with new stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. A deck balcony in the rear provides covered outdoor space.
An adjoining English basement suite is accessed either via front or back entrance or closed staircase from the living room. The suite includes a bedroom with king size bed, full bath, and a queen size sleeper sofa in the living room. A fully equipped kitchen with center island, granite countertops, and second set of all amenities opens to the spacious living area.
Outdoor space on the ground floor includes a charcoal grill and seating. Off street parking is available for an additional fee.
Please note that the upstairs 3 bedroom unit and the downstairs 1 bedroom basement apartment are not rented separately, but are a single 4 bedroom home rental.
Our home is located on a quiet, tree lined street in Capitol Hill, steps from Union Station, the Metro and a Capitol Bike Share location http://www.capitalbikeshare.com/. A few minutes’ walk to the Capitol building, Senate and House buildings, the U.S. Botanical Garden, Smithsonian Institution museums, the Mall, Stanton Park, Lincoln Park and Eastern Market. Restaurant row is one block away on Massachusetts Avenue.
Capitol Hill is one of Washington DC's most historic districts. Pierre L'Enfant described the crest of the hill as 'a pedestal waiting for a monument' and shortly afterward, in 1793, George Washington laid the first cornerstone of the United States Capitol building, which now stands facing the city and the National Mall. Behind the Capitol building is the Supreme Court and the Library of Congress. Union Station, at the northern end of Capitol Hill, is not only Washington DC's main rail terminal, but also one of the most popular tourist attractions due to its recent renovation.
Union Station, Washington's main rail terminal, was designed to act as a monumental gateway to the nation's capital city and is located conveniently close to the U.S. Capitol Building, the National Mall and other attractions such as the National Gallery of Art. Since extensive renovation in the 1980s, the Union Station building now houses cafes, restaurants, and stores. Points of interest within Union Station include the carefully restored main waiting room, a 96 foot chamber with gold-leaf ceiling, that is now used for Balls and other festive events and the Presidential waiting room in the East hall. Just outside Union Station are the Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building and National Postal Museum.
Keywords: Row House, English Basement, four bedroom, close to Metro, flat
