In my book, anything under 400 square feet is just too small. A common mistake people make when imagining a studio space is assuming that the total square footage is equal to the total amount of living space. Once you factor in a kitchen, bathroom, and hopefully a walk-in closet, your living space has been severely diminished. The appeal of a small studio is that you can get a nicer apartment, in a better neighborhood for a reasonable price. Here are a few studios in the 400 square foot range:
440 Square Feet Near U Street: $1320
Pros: Renovated, all utilities included, pet friendly, updated kitchen, gym, rooftop deck
Cons: Ground level, open concept, small windows
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415 Square Feet near Logan Circle: $1445
Pros: 24 hour concierge, separate kitchen, walk-in closet, rooftop deck, some utilities included
Cons: Busy intersection, dated kitchen
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410 Square Feet Near Adams Morgan: $1425
Pros: Renovated, central air, gym, walk-in closet, private location, separate kitchen, pets ok, all utilities included
Cons: Secluded
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