1308 Clifton St #217 Washington, DC 20009

Listing details for 1308 Clifton St #217, Washington, DC 20009 : Are you looking for an Extra Large 2-Level, 2-Bedroom, 2-Balcony, 2-Bedroom, with Den and Separate Dinning Room? NEIGHBORHOOD/COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS: Excellent Columbia Heights Location, about a 4-block walk to either Columbia Heights Metro or U Street Metro Stations. The neighborhood offers cafes, restaurants, bars, and lounges, including Breakfast at Bus Boys and Poets, Dinner at Maydan, swim at the Banacker pool and errands at Target all within a 5-minute walk! The brand new Streets Market Grocery is just one block away, and the new Trader Joes only 5 blocks away. INTERIOR HIGHLIGHTS: Gorgeous split level 2 bedroom two baths plus den, 1,400 sqft with sparkling hardwood floors and high end finishes throughout THINGS TO KNOW: One-year lease $4,295 per month. Two-year lease $4,195 per month. Virtual Tour available... just ask. Trash Service Included Parking Available Tenant pays for Water, Electric, Cable/Internet, Phone Washer and Dryer in Unit Dogs considered Renters Insurance Required $400 Move Fee Credit and consumer-report information is evaluated under uniform written criteria. A credit score alone does not determine approval or denial. Standard credit-history approval requires: (1) no undisputed, verified rental debt currently owed to a previous housing provider or housing authority; (2) no current non-medical collection or charge-off accounts with aggregate reported balances exceeding two months’ rent after duplicate reporting is excluded; and (3) zero or one consumer account reported 90 or more days past due within the 24 months preceding the application. An applicant who satisfies all other published criteria but does not satisfy one or more of these credit-history standards will be offered the option to meet the credit requirement through a guarantor who independently satisfies the published guarantor criteria. Disputed information will be reviewed individually, and information prohibited from consideration under D.C. law will not be used. Applicants using an income-based housing subsidy will be evaluated under the screening requirements applicable to such subsidies under D.C. law.