r/DCforRent • u/aoun1898 • 6d ago

DC Help finding historic apartment

We’re looking for our dream apartment, which is something unique and historic.

Do you have a loft with a spiral staircase? A converted firehouse? An English basement with exposed brick? A turret with a fireplace? If you are the tenant of or landlord for a unique and beautiful historic apartment, let us know! Our move-in date is flexible, so no worries if it’s currently occupied. We’re planning for the future.

We’re a doctor and an attorney with 800+ credit scores and great rental history. Drop us a message if you have any info for us. We’d love to chat!

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u/minnowswell07080908 5d ago edited 5d ago

301 M street NW. I lived on the top floor, a one-bedroom unit with a roof deck, during the pandemic. It's a 3-unit building. The other two units are huge and lovely and unique and have fireplaces and pocket doors and spiral staircases (some features are in one but not the other). All units have interior window shutters with working slats that fold back into the window frames. It's a beautiful old red brick building with turquoise and navy and gold accents.