Small Capitol Hill rowhouse 5-min walk from Eastern Market Metro available for rent from 1 January. Charming two-bedroom, fully furnished. Property is in a peaceful historic residential alley location that is tucked away off main streets. The 1880s house is small but not cramped, with 9 ft. ceilings throughout, great built-in storage and lots of natural light. The best feature is a wonderfully private new patio under a lovely century-old elm tree behind a 7 ft. privacy fence.

Stroll to US Capitol, House Office buildings, the Library of Congress, 8th Street and Barracks Row in 10 minutes. Near not one but two Metro stations for Orange/Blue/Silver Lines: Eastern Market and Capitol South. Many amenities just short walk away, Trader Joes, Dunkin Donuts, Starbucks, CVS, cafes, restaurants, pubs, bakery, post office, organic market, banks. Quick ride to SW Waterfront and Navy Yard on city buses going down 8th Street. Enjoy Navy Yard and its amenities along with those of Hill SE.

Renovated kitchen, bathroom, and quality flooring. Each room has good built-in storage with shelves everywhere. Theres a wood-burning fireplace and hardwood floors throughout. New privacy fence and lovely patio with large tree. Central heating, central air conditioning, washer and dryer.
Rent $2000/month plus utilities (water, gas, and electric) plus a $75 fee for WiFi, Sling TV and supplies. Landlords responsible for regular clean-up of patio and alley.

Available for 1 January move-in. Length lease negotiable but preference given to subletter willing to commit to the spring semester period on the academic calendar (Jan-May). Looking for responsible subletter not bringing pets, non-smoker, not bringing more than carload of stuff. Were also looking for somebody who wouldnt work full-time from home.

In your response, please tell us who would be subletting, desired rental dates and other relevant info. Let us know roughly how much stuff you would bring and how much you would work from home. We will respond to detailed inquiries with proof that were legit landlords (who own the house and live locally), with DC Basic Business license to rent. Interested parties can tour house in person or by video call. The process usually starts with a phone call.