Victorian, Interior Row/Townhouse
1320 Fairmont Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20009, USA
8
Bed
5
Bath
5,000
Sq Ft
No pets
Allowed
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Tour Date
Fri
3
May
Sat
4
May
Sun
5
May
Mon
6
May
Tue
7
May
Wed
8
May
Thu
9
May
Fri
10
May
Sat
11
May
Sun
12
May
Mon
13
May
Tue
14
May
Wed
15
May
Thu
16
May
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About This Townhouse
Amenities
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Parking space is available for your convenience Parking
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Stay comfortable during warmer season with installed air conditioning Air Conditioning
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Cozy up in front of the fireplace Fireplace
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Stay fit and healthy with an on-site gym Gym
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Save space with an on-site storage Storage
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This townhouse has a spectacular relaxation spot - a deck Roof Deck
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This townhouse has a dishwasher Dishwasher
Property Also Includes
- Washer
- Dryer
- Dryer Gas
- Freezer
- Garbage Disposer
- Ice Maker
- Microwave
- Range
- Refrigerator
- Washer Front Load
- Heating Fireplace
- Heating Hot Water
- Architecture Victorian
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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%).