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This Week's Find: Loft Living Near the Convention Center

  • June 30th 2011

by UrbanTurf Staff

This Week's Find: Loft Living Near the Convention Center: Figure 1

The rent is admittedly a little ambitious for this two-bedroom near the intersection of 11th and M Street NW, but for those with a large rental budget it may be worth the extra cost.

The unit does have a loft feel going for it, and the fact that the eventual tenant will have elevator access right into their apartment is one of those amenities that UrbanTurf finds uber-luxurious. While not a loft in the true sense of the word, the unit has a large living space with massive floor-to-ceiling windows made of tinted low-e glass.

This Week's Find: Loft Living Near the Convention Center: Figure 2

The kitchen has a Sub-zero refrigerator and recycled glass countertops, and there is a balcony off the living room. The building offers concierge services and has a number of eco-friendly features, including a green roof, and energy-efficient lighting and dual-flush toilets in the units.

This Week's Find: Loft Living Near the Convention Center: Figure 3

The rent includes gas and water, but not utilities like cable and electricity. More details below.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/this_weeks_find_loft_living_near_the_convention_center/3739.

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