1668 Kalorama Rd NW for rent in Washington, DC
Prepared to be wowed by this stunning rowhome in the heart of Adams Morgan! Step into 1668 Kalorama Road, where every inch has been thoughtfully transformed with meticulous renovations. No expense has been spared, resulting in a sleek and contemporary aesthetic that will leave you in awe. Situated in an unbeatable location, this home offers an unparalleled living experience. Escape to the peaceful backyard, a serene space where you can relax and recharge. Welcome home! Home Features: Inviting front porch overlooking Kalorama Road Beautiful herringbone hardwood flooring throughout main level (regular hardwood flooring on 2nd level) Entryway leads to dining room with more than enough space for a large dining table Exposed brick runs throughout the main level Separate living room with tons of natural light Sleek and modern kitchen is truly spectacular and blends in appliances with the cabinetry Multi-tiered backyard is elegantly hardscaped/landscaped and offers the perfect getaway from the indoors! Upstairs leads to the primary bedroom with two closets Ensuite primary bathroom has a walk-in shower with dual heads Good sized second bedroom at the front of the home has a large closet Additional full bathroom in second level hallway with a great skylight Combo washer/dryer in unit Parking: Street parking. Utilities: Tenant is responsible for all utilities (gas, water and electric). Lease Terms: Available June 5th. Minimum 12 month lease. Application fee is $35 and includes a credit check. Security deposit equal to one month's rent due upon lease signing. Pets considered on a case-by-case basis pending approval by Owner. Location: Sitting at the intersection of 17th Street and Kalorama Road, there may not be a more convenient location in the city. All of the great Adams Morgan neighborhood is at you footsteps. Across the street from Harris Teeter and just one block away from the 18th Street Corridor featuring countless restaurants, bars and cafes. Also convenient to the U Street Corridor and DuPont Circle.
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