Listed by Catherine

Days on market: 50

Not interested in a cookie-cutter apartment? Then this gem is for you! 1208 Wylie Street is a gorgeous loft-style row home with an open floor plan throughout the two levels (with solar panels added this summer). Entertain on the first floor with dedicated living and dining spaces as well as an updated kitchen with European-sized stainless steel appliances. Venture upstairs for two rooms separated by the full bathroom, the front room typically used for the bedroom, the back room an office. A top-to-bottom exposed brick wall, two skylights, iron stair rails, hardwood floors, three closets and an all-important attic add to the livability of this home. On top of all that, enjoy two areas for outside leisure: a good-sized backyard with a covered patio, pavers and rock garden as well as a balcony/deck off the office. Mini-splits provide the heat and A/C, and the home has a full-sized stackable W/D. Pets are on a case-by-case basis - let's talk! No smoking. One month's rent is required for the security deposit, and the tenant is responsible for all utilities. (Solar panels on the roof help!) Applicants must pass a credit and background check. Minimum credit score of 680. The vibrant H Street Corridor is around the corner - Maketto, Toki Underground, Queen Vic's, the Pie Shop, the Haymaker, Granville Moore's, Copycat and more are within a two-block radius. Whole Foods is only six blocks away, Aldi even closer. Union Market is less than a mile. Langston Golf Course is down the street- many boutique fitness centers abound. Close to 295 to get out of town. Easy access to major bus routes such as the D20 and D2X- the red line at Union Station is about a 20 minute walk. A local farmer's market comes to you each Saturday year-round at the end of the block. Zone 6 street parking protected 7 days per week, 7a to midnight each day. The house will be available on or around the first weekend in October. District law requires that a housing provider state that the housing provider will not refuse to rent a rental unit to a person because the person will provide the rental payment, in whole or in part, through a voucher for rental housing assistance provided by the District or federal government.