Georgetown Treeline View Luxury Renovated 1 Bedroom with Balcony
The open-concept luxury 2nd Floor apartment home features one bedroom and bath. The unit has three large windows facing the fashionable Q Street NW in the East Village in Georgetown. The kitchen opens up to a living area with an open concept in mind along with clean lines and exposed brick. The kitchen with stainless steel appliances with an electric stove/oven, microwave, refrigerator, and dishwasher. In-unit washer/dryer. The bath features subway tiles in the shower along with the grey and white soft color palette. The bedroom opens to a private balcony. The storage unit is available in the building for a monthly fee. Bike Storage is available in the building.

This row house and its sister properties, known as "The Georgetown 3" are a Walker?s Paradise with a score of 91. Transit Score of 64. Very Bikeable score of 84. Close to Georgetown University & Hospital and is a 17-minute walk from the Red Metrorail Red Line at the Dupont Circle Metro Station stop. Nearby parks include Sarah Rittenhouse Armillary Sphere, Montrose Park, and Rock Creek & Potomac Parkway.

Square Feet: 471
Unfurnished. The tenant pays for electricity. (Cable/Internet also)
Lease Term: Minimum of a 12-month lease.
Pets: Pets are warmly welcomed! One-time nonrefundable pet fee $250 for cats and $400 for dogs. case-by-case basis.
Parking: Street Parking only.
Bike Storage in the building. Storage unit $25 monthly
$250 Non-Refundalble Move-in Fee.

First month's rent and a security deposit equal to one month's rent due at lease signing.
All applicants must pass a credit check/background check and have a FICO credit score of at least 650. The application fee is $77 per person.

This property was originally built in 1932 as an apartment building. The building was designed in the Colonial Revival Style by architect Claude N. Norton. Mr. Norton exclusively designed residential buildings, many in this "Brooklyn" style. By the end of his career, he had designed over 400 buildings. The original owner Victor Cahill, married Margret Gorman a few years later
after purchasing the property. Mrs. Cahill was the first Miss. America beauty queen.