19 Galveston Pl SW Unit# 201

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Quintessential One Bedroom Condo! - Come home to this beautiful, recently renovated one bedroom unit located just outside Washington Highlands! This boutique 4-unit building is located on a corner lot, flooding each unit with tons of natural light. Walk into an open living and kitchen area with updated appliances, plenty of bright wood cabinetry, and gorgeous hardwood flooring. Head into the bedroom and you will find plenty of square footage for a queen or king bed, as well as an oversized window saturating the space with light. A stunning bathroom and an in-unit washer/dryer round out this awesome space! Located in Southwest DC, this stunning space is just across the Potomac from Historic Old Town Alexandria--a true escape from the hustle and bustle of the District. Take advantage of the eateries nearby such as Munchies Grill & Chicken, Today's Crab House, and Silvestre Chicken. Just down the street, you can take care of all of your grocery needs at the nearby Giant! With multiple bus lines as well as Congress Heights metro station (green line) nearby, commuting around town is a breeze! Security deposit is equal to one month's rent. Tenants responsible for electric. Sorry, no pets. Longford Management happily accepts applicants whose rent is paid either in part or in full via rental housing assistance provided by the District or federal government. To view all of our available properties, or to contact our team, please visit ( PICTURES COMING SOON ) No Pets Allowed (RLNE8369448)

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About Southwest DC#

The smallest quadrant in DC has seen some big changes. Southwest is framed by parks, waterways, and the National Mall. For centuries, it was a blue-collar neighborhood of dockworkers and fishermen. Following World War II, it became an experiment in urban renewal. Today, another transformation has taken place in Southwest, a tremendous revitalization of its western edge. With prices for nearly every budget, Southwest apartments and housing options range from gracious, subdivided townhomes to sleek waterfront towers. Learn more about Southwest DC.