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Maison de ville ⋅ Alexandria

Évaluation moyenne sur la base de 148 commentaires : 4,91 sur 5

1bed basement with private entrance & free parking

Custom built beautiful private open kitchen(no oven) and cozy living room. An electric recliner couch and 65’ smart tv mounted right above the fireplace. One bedroom with adjustable massage bed. Private full bathroom, Private laundry,Private fenced backyard backing trees to provide peace and privacy. Conveniently located close to Kingstown Shopping Center & Ft. Belvoir. Easy commuting to Interstate 495, Van Dorn Metro & Huntington Metro! Two Assigned Parking Spaces and tons of street parking!

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Maison de ville ⋅ Arlington

Évaluation moyenne sur la base de 253 commentaires : 4,96 sur 5

Artsy Cozy Arlington Home/w private garden

Bright and artsy duplex, located minutes away from Fort Myer, Army Navy Country Club and Golf, Pentagon City Mall, Ballston and Clarendon. 12 minute drive to the White House! A fresh sparkling clean and just updated unit with new modern style kitchen and bathroom. Fun procured art work and posters- locally sourced furniture for a private and personal relaxing and peaceful stay close to the heart of Washington DC. You will have a nice private, gated and fenced backyard for your morning coffee.

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Maison de ville ⋅ Frederick

Évaluation moyenne sur la base de 206 commentaires : 4,94 sur 5

Stylish 2-Level Duplex with Private Yard/Parking!

Stylish and spacious! Relax and enjoy this recently renovated 3BR duplex with private yard and parking, just a few blocks to Downtown Frederick’s restaurants, pubs, shops, museums and entertainment. Main floor living, dining room and kitchen and half bath. Second floor features 3 BRs and full modern bath with tub & shower. Perfect for business travelers, or weekend getaways for friends or families. Amenities include keyless entry, WiFi, cable TV in living room (Flex & Netflix), and laundry.

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Maison de ville ⋅ Frederick

Évaluation moyenne sur la base de 152 commentaires : 4,93 sur 5

Charming Historic Frederick Home

Charming 1910 brick home with fenced yard located in the heart of Downtown Frederick, just steps to Frederick's best breweries, beautiful Carroll Creek, and the quaint shops at Everedy Square. The house is the perfect blend of old and new, combining exposed brick/stone, natural light and hardwood floors with modern amenities such as a remodeled kitchen, WiFi, central air, luxury mattresses and cozy furnishings. Family, work, and dog friendly ($50/stay fee; no dogs on furniture; max 2 dogs).

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Maison de ville ⋅ Washington

Évaluation moyenne sur la base de 406 commentaires : 4,97 sur 5

Comfortable Studio Apartment

A cute studio apartment in the basement of a newly renovated home. Guests have a private entrance with their own private bathroom. You also have use of a full-size washer and dryer. Other amenities include an honor bar stocked with beer and wine, an arcade style game with over 200 popular titles including Ms. Pac Man, and coffee/tea. Please note that we live upstairs, but the space is private. It is separated by a stairwell and a locking door. It is comparable to a hotel room, but nicer.

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Maison de ville ⋅ Baltimore

Évaluation moyenne sur la base de 321 commentaires : 4,92 sur 5

1811 Historic Stone Hill Home: Private Sanctuary

Welcome to our 200 year old home that we've nicknamed "the Little House" located in the Mill village of Stone Hill within the eclectic neighborhood of Hampden. We are your neighbors, in the "Big House". It was built by Elisha Tyson as the servant quarters of his summer home. Tyson was an Quaker, businessman, inventor and perhaps most importantly, an ardent abolitionist. He actively participated in the underground railroad, using his homes along the Jones Falls as stops along the route.

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