Full bedroom in 6 bed/3 bath home in Brookland #1098 F
1214 Michigan Avenue NorthEast Unit F
6
Bed
3
Bath
106
Sq Ft
No pets
Allowed
$925
Deposit
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28
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About This Room
This 106-square-feet room in a 6 bedroom property features 3 bathroom, hardwood floors, balcony, dishwasher. Please note that pets are not allowed in this room. This room will be available for move-in from Friday, 31 May 2024. Contact agent and schedule a tour online to see this rental property.
Amenities
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This room features hardwood floors Hardwood Floors
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Enjoy the view from a private balcony Balcony
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This room has a dishwasher Dishwasher
Property Also Includes
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Washer
- Dryer
- Utensils And Cookware Included
- Radiator
- Other-amenity
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Commute Info
Commute Time
The workers of
Washington, DC
traveled to their offices around
32
minutes lately and
used public transit
to get there. The rest of the residents
drove alone
and
walked.
Average travel time:
29 minutes
Commuter Transportation
The most common method of travel for workers
in
Washington, DC
was
Public Transit (34.4%)
, followed by those who
Drove Alone (34.2%)
and those who
Walked (13.3%).