




Discover an unforgettable Washington experience in this designer Washingtonian space, perfectly positioned for those looking to explore DC highlights or attend a business meeting. Located in the historic Gaslight building on 16th St NW, you are greeted by a plain view of the Washington Monument right from the building entrance.
This private vacation apartment is uniquely housed in the remodeled second floor of the historic building, combining charm and history with modern conveniences. The layout features 2 bedrooms, each offering a queen bed enhanced with memory foam mattresses, high-quality sheets, and cozy comforters, comfortably accommodating up to 4 guests. The home also includes 1 impeccably clean private bathroom fully stocked with essentials and equipped with a tub and shower.
Designed tastefully and comfortably, the apartment ensures your stay is extra special. Each bedroom is equipped with a wall-mounted SmartTV, and a dedicated workspace is provided for those needing to surf the web or join a Zoom meeting without disruption. The updated kitchen is fully equipped with all the usual appliances, cookware, and utensils, making it easy to enjoy a meal in if you prefer not to head out to nearby restaurants.
Set in Penn Quarter, the property boasts a Walk Score of 98, making it a walker's paradise where daily errands can be accomplished on foot. You are just 2 blocks from the White House and a short stroll from the National Mall, Gallery-Place Chinatown, and Downtown. Transit is effortless with the Farragut North Red Line station just a 4-minute walk away and the McPherson Sq station (BL/SLV lines) only 5 minutes away. For those arriving by car, hourly street parking is available directly in front of the building, with several paid garages nearby.
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