316 And Washington, DC 20002
This exceptional 517.2 square foot office space is located at 316 F Street NE, Unit 101 in Washington, DC's vibrant Capitol Hill neighborhood. The space boasts abundant natural light, making it an ideal workspace. This first-floor unit offers a double office configuration, perfect for a small team or individual requiring separate work areas. A significant advantage is that the lease price includes all utilities, with the tenant only responsible for internet and phone services. The building itself offers a secure controlled entry system and an elegant marble lobby, enhancing the professional image. The building also features a landscaped front area. This location is exceptionally convenient, situated just two blocks from Massachusetts Avenue and H Street, providing easy access to a wide array of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Union Station, the Metro, and Amtrak are also within a short walk, ensuring excellent transportation links. The property is in a highly sought-after location, close to the Senate and the US Capitol, as well as the Securities and Exchange Commission. This is a rare opportunity to lease sunny, first-floor office space in a prime location. Note that this is a commercial lease, not a residential rental. For businesses requiring larger spaces, please inquire about other available office suites within the building, ranging up to 4,000+ square feet. The lease includes a 4% annual rent increase.
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