2030 E St Ne · Apartment for Rent

Move-in Special: $500 off your second month for a lease starting Feb 15th or sooner! THE QUICK HITS Two-level house 2 bedrooms / 1.5 baths Approx. 900 sq ft Hardwood + tile floors Large windows (great natural light) Kitchen with **blue cabinetry + stainless steel appliances Huge private patio + front porch Street parking Pets welcome This is a home that feels good the minute you walk in. It’s bright, simple, and comfortable — a two-level **2BR/1.5BA** in Kingman Park with **hardwood and tile floors** and **large windows** that keep the space feeling open and lived-in (in the best way). The layout flows naturally from living space to kitchen, so it works whether you’re hosting friends or just trying to have a calm weeknight. The kitchen has real personality: **bold blue cabinetry**, **stainless steel appliances**, and storage that makes day-to-day life easier. And then there’s the part that changes how you actually live here: **a huge private patio** plus a **front porch**. Coffee on the porch. Dinner out back. Plants that don’t have to fight for sunlight on a windowsill. A quiet place to reset after work. Outdoor space like this is rare — and it makes the home feel bigger than the square footage. The Neighborhood (warm, local, and rooted) Kingman Park is one of those DC neighborhoods that people tend to stay in once they land here. The streets are lined with classic brick homes and mature trees, and it has a steady, residential feel — but you’re not tucked away from the city. There’s also real history in the bones of the area. This part of Northeast grew as DC expanded in the early 1900s, and the nearby Anacostia waterfront has its own long story of engineering, park-building, and reclaimed green space. That’s part of why you’re so close to places that feel unexpectedly natural for the middle of a major city. When you want energy, you’ve got it: **H Street NE** is right nearby — a corridor that’s evolved from old streetcar days into one of DC’s most fun stretches for food, live music, and arts. And the **Atlas Performing Arts Center** is a local anchor that keeps the neighborhood plugged into performances and events year-round. Nearby Favorites (the good stuff) Maketto for food, coffee, and the kind of place you end up staying longer than planned Copycat Co. for cocktails and late-night bites Atlas Performing Arts Center** for shows and events Pie Shop for live music and dessert that counts as dinner Parks & Trails Easy access to nearby parkland and riverfront paths Great for walking, running, biking, and dog walks Lease Details Water included up to $100/month; resident responsible for any monthly overage above $100** Resident pays electricity and gas Security deposit = 1 month’s rent Street parking Pets welcome Schedule a Tour Schedule a tour for current availability. **[leasing@nest-dc.com](mailto:leasing@nest-dc.com)** More homes: **[www.nest-dc.com](http://www.nest-dc.com)** FAQs: **nest-dc. com prospective-renters** Nest DC happily accepts applicants whose rent is paid either in part or in full via rental housing assistance provided by the District or the federal government. Dryer Gas Stove Oven Washer Water