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What Around $3,900 a Month Rents in DC

  • July 12th 2016

by UrbanTurf Staff

In this edition of What X Rents You, UrbanTurf looks around to see what a $3,900 budget will afford a renter in DC.

What Around $3,900 a Month Rents in DC: Figure 1

Three Bedrooms Near the Center of Columbia Heights

This Columbia Heights rowhouse offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a dining room, two decks and a good-sized green space for just under $4,000 a month. Available in a month, the rental doesn’t sit far from the epicenter of Columbia Heights. Pets will be allowed on a case-by-case basis.

Full Listing: 14th Street and Monroe Street NW (map)
Rent: $3,800/month
Bedrooms: Three
Bathrooms: Two

What Around $3,900 a Month Rents in DC: Figure 2

Renovated in Bloomingdale (Utilities Included)

The owners of this Bloomingdale home are moving, according to the rental listing, and are now looking to rent the home that they recently renovated. Like many renovated homes in the neighborhood, there is an open floorplan on the main level and bedrooms of varying size on the second level. The home has parking in the back, and the owners will cover the cost of utilities for the eventual renters.

Full Listing: 2nd Street and S Street NW (map)
Rent: $3,950/month
Bedrooms: Three
Bathrooms: 2.5

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