This large third-floor luxury apartment home in "The Kanawha" features one bedroom and one bath. The newly renovated unit overlooks the landscaped gardens and onto the historic Newton D. Baker House, also known as the Jacqueline Kennedy House backyard. With hardwood floors and recessed lighting, the kitchen opens up to a living area with an open concept in mind along with clean lines. Large enough for a dining area and/or office space. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances with an electric stove/oven, microwave, refrigerator, and dishwasher. In-unit washer/dryer. The bath features subway tiles the shower along with a grey and white soft color palette. A private balcony offers the perfect nook for that morning coffee. "2021 District of Columbia Award of Excellence in Historic Preservation",The Kanawha is a Walkers Paradise with a score of 91. Transit Score of 64. Very Bikeable score of 84. Close to Georgetown University & Hospital and are 17 minutes away from the Red Metrorail Red Line at the Dupont Circle Metro Station stop. A bus stop is steps away from the front door. Nearby parks include Sarah Rittenhouse Armillary Sphere, Montrose Park, and Rock Creek & Potomac Parkway. A Bike rack is conveniently located right outside the Kanawha.Square Feet: 810 Unfurnished Tenant pays electric.Lease Term: Minimum of a 12-month lease.Pets: Pets are warmly welcomed on a case-by-case basis. The one-time non-refundable pet fee is $250 for cats and $400 for dogs.Parking: Street Parking only.$250 Move-In FeeFirst month's rent, move-in fee, and a security deposit equal to one month's rent due at lease signing.All applicants must pass a credit check/background check and have a FICO credit score of at least 650. The application fee is $77 per person. The building is professionally managed.The Kanawha (kuh-NAH-wuh) Apartment Homes are located at 3016 Dumbarton in Georgetown. One source states that Kanawha is a Shawnee word meaning new water, while another claims it is a Catawba word meaning friendly brother. Built in 1901 by L.D. Smoot. The Kanawha on Dumbarton is directly behind the Newton D. Baker House, also known as Jacqueline Kennedy House, a historic house at 3017 N Street NW. At the time the Kanawha was being built in 1901 the Newton Baker house was owned by John H. Smoot. The Kanawha property was used by Jackie Kennedy as a "Great Escape" when she lived at the Baker House after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Paparazzi would camp out in front of her home on N Street so Jackie would leave her property to a tunnel located at the Kanawha to a waiting car on Dumbarton. The escape doors can still be seen on the property. Make your own escape to a beautiful newly renovated home at the Kanawha.