




Discover an unforgettable Washington, District of Columbia getaway at this unique residence, where history meets modern luxury. Housed in the historic Gaslight building—a former popular speakeasy—this expansive rental grants you exclusive access to the entire remodeled 6th floor, combining the charm of the past with the conveniences of today.
This spacious layout consists of two separate private apartments on the same level, providing a perfect balance of privacy and shared space. The property features 4 bedrooms with 4 beds and 3 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 9 guests. Each bedroom is enhanced with memory foam mattresses and cozy microfiber sheets and comforters for a restful night's sleep. To ensure a comfortable stay, the bathrooms are kept impeccably clean and fully stocked with essentials.
Designed for both relaxation and productivity, the living spaces are illuminated by plenty of natural lighting and adorned with intriguing artworks. Guests can enjoy a wide-seater sofa in the common area and an updated kitchen featuring stainless appliances, a dishwasher, and a full array of cookware and utensils for preparing favorite meals.
Key Features:
Located in the vibrant and bustling downtown area of Penn Quarter, this property is a true walker's paradise with a Walk Score of 98. You are just two blocks from the White House and can enjoy a plain view of the Washington Monument from the 16th St NW location. The neighborhood puts you minutes away from the National Mall, Gallery-Place Chinatown, and various top destinations. For easy commuting, the Farragut North Metro station (Red line) is a 4-minute walk away, and the McPherson Sq station is just 5 minutes away.
Practical Information:
Experience the magic of the Capital in a space that offers the freedom of a full floor and the character of a historic landmark.
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