Brownstone Logan Studio - 1 Mile To White House Washington includes a patio and is situated only a 5-minute walk from the neo - Luther Place Memorial Gothic Church. Providing opportunities for cycling will amplify the guests' experience.
The marble monument "Lincoln Memorial" is located 1.7 miles from this apartment and Library of Congress is 2 miles away. Take a peaceful 20 minutes' stroll into the heart of Washington city center. You can also reach the famous Smithsonian National Zoological Park, which is approximately 10 minutes away by car.
Guests may also enjoy views over the urban. A highlight of this apartment for guests is the presence of towels in the bathroom.
Brownstone Logan Studio - 1 Mile To White House also offers a fully furnished kitchen. Brownstone Logan Studio - 1 Mile To White House is also 650 feet from Logan Circle Northwest & P Street Northwest bus stop and in the vicinity of U Street / African-American Civil War Memorial / Cardozo subway station.
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1324 Vermont Avenue Northwest, Washington, United States;
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Brownstone Logan Studio - 1 Mile To White House Location
1324 Vermont Avenue Northwest, Washington, United States
Brownstone Logan Studio - 1 Mile To White House Apartment Deals
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Main Features
Wi-Fi
Cycling
Air conditioning
No pets allowed
Brownstone Logan Studio - 1 Mile To White House Amenities
General
No smoking on site
Wi-Fi
Parking
No pets allowed
Leisure & Sports
Garden area
Cycling
Room Amenities
Air conditioning
Heating
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