D.C. rent comparison: What $1,200/month rents you

Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, a column that explores what one can rent for a set dollar amount in various Washington, D.C. neighborhoods. Is one man's studio another man's townhouse? Let's find out! Today's price: $1,200/month.

↑ In Eckington, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom rental is on the market with 620 square feet of space. For $1,195/month, renters can nab this renovated apartment with stainless steel appliances, a private parking spot, and a washer and dryer included. According to the listing, the renter only has to pay a third of the utilities. Pets are allowed.

↑ For $1,050/month, renters in Ivy City have the chance to live in this 1,120-square-foot rental. It comes with one bedroom and one bathroom along with one off-street parking space. Utilities are not included.

↑ Next up, this one-bedroom apartment is on the market in Fort Totten. It’s asking $1,200/month and comes with hardwood flooring throughout. According to the $1,200/month listing, the home is fully updated. Pets are considered. The tenant is responsible for electric, gas, cable, and Internet.

↑ This fully renovated apartment in Deanwood comes with one bedroom for $1,200/month. No pets are allowed. A washer and dryer is in the unit.

↑ Last on the list is this one-bedroom apartment in Bellevue. It’s seeking $1,100/month. Unfortunately, there are no details of the listing, but the listing photos show hardwood flooring and a myriad of closets.