444 Rhode Island Ave NW

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Description#

One bedroom, 1.5 bath apartment in Shaw near Howard U. Metro Station - One bedroom apartment for rent at 444 Rhode Island Ave. NW Apt. #303 20001. Rent is $1,600.00 per month. Resident pays for electricity as the only mandatory utility. No pets please. Lease is for one year. Security Deposit is also $1,600.00. Application fee is $35.00. Applicants must provide documentation of financial wherewithall. Featuring secured entry doors and well lit halls. This spacious third floor apartment offers hardwood flooring and 1.5 bathrooms. Enjoy the convenience of a washer/dryer in the unit. Heat and AC are controlled with two, separate window unit systems. Enjoy North Western facing windows for plenty of natural lighting. Howard-Shaw Metro rail station is just two blocks away. Howard University, U St. Corridor and downtown DC are just a few blocks away. For viewing information please contact Ian Washburn at Home Realty . (RLNE3725210)

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About Shaw#

In addition to being one of DC's oldest neighborhoods, Shaw is also an up-and-coming one attracting new businesses like wine bars and retail shops in conjunction with real estate re-developments. Looking for an apartment in Shaw? You'll find it tucked amid a mix of housing, including single-family and multi-unit row houses, modern loft condominiums, and newly constructed luxury buildings. Even with rising rent, young people (many of whom are students at Howard University) find affordable places to live here. Learn more about Shaw.