326 12th St NE #B

Impressive, Three-Bedroom Condo, Centrally Located near Stanton Park in Capitol Hill

Situated between Maryland & Massachusetts Avenues, this townhome-style condo unit keeps you in touch with Capitol Hill as well as the vibrancy of H-Street Corridor. The open format main level is perfect for both relaxing and entertaining, with a half bath close at hand. The upper level is a comfortable and well-equipped sanctuary including laundry, two full bathrooms, and a primary sanctuary suite. An insolated rear deck overlooks a ground level plot perfect for gardening or an auxiliary space.

The Stanton Park neighborhood of Capitol Hill is peacefully residential and dotted with plenty of small businesses and shops to explore. Shopping for groceries is simple with Safeway, Whole Foods, Giant, Aldi, and many local corner stores all within a mile. Getting around in a cinch with easy access to Metro Stations, Metrobus stops, and the DC Streetcar along H Street just to the North. The Eastern end of the National Mall is just a mile away, providing plenty of points of interest within easy reach.

The application fee of $50 per applicant. The minimum credit score requirement is 670 (per DC statute, the approval decision is not based solely on the credit score). A gross household income of three times the monthly rent is preferred. The minimum lease term is for one year. Tenants are responsible for gas utility, as well as the cable/internet utility (if desired). The water and electric utilities are included in the rent. Pets will be considered on a case-by-case basis with the payment of a $300 one-time non-refundable Pet Fee. Smoking is allowed in this property. This home will be available for move-in by mid-July. Don't hesitate to set up a tour today!

This rental unit is professionally managed by Scout Properties, DC's trustworthy property management firm, located in the Brookland neighborhood of Washington, DC. For more information visit the Scout Properties website. Scout Properties follows Equal Opportunity Housing guidelines, and Federal/ DC laws, which include voucher assistance and "source of income" protected classes.