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1 BED$724Conifer Village at Oakcrest - Senior Living
2011 Brooks Dr, District Heights, MD 20747 -
5 BEDS, 3.5 BATHS$725Private bedroom in 5 bed/3.5 bath Home Unit E
529 42nd St NE, Washington DC, DC 20019 -
5 BEDS, 3.5 BATHS$725Private bedroom in 5 bed/3.5 bath Home Unit D
529 42nd St NE, Washington DC, DC 20019 -
1 BED, 1 BATH$750
4008 24th Ave
4008 24th Ave, Temple Hills, MD 20748 -
1 BED, 1 BATH$7604409 Brandywine St NW Unit LR2
4409 Brandywine St NW, Washington, DC 20016 -
1 BED, 1 BATH$6754409 Brandywine St NW Unit SR-1
4409 Brandywine St NW, Washington, DC 20016 -
1 BED, 1 BATH$760
4409 Brandywine St NW Unit LR1
4409 Brandywine St NW, Washington, DC 20016 -
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Liberty Place
881 3rd St, Washington, DC 20001 -
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1211 23rd St NW, Washington, DC 20037 -
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770 C Street Phase I
770 C St, Washington, DC 20003
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Washington at a Glance
Washington, DC Apartments for Rent
Washington, DC is a vibrant tapestry of culture, history, and community, where iconic landmarks and lush green spaces create an enriching environment. The National Mall serves as a central hub, showcasing the grandeur of the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument, both of which stand as powerful symbols of the nation’s heritage. This dynamic city offers a variety of living options, from charming apartments nestled in historic brownstones to sleek condos boasting panoramic views of the skyline. Neighborhoods similar to Capitol Hill and Georgetown each exude their own unique charm, making it effortless to find a place that resonates with personal style.
For those who enjoy the outdoors, the city is home to numerous parks, including the scenic Georgetown Waterfront Park and the serene US Marine Corps War Memorial, perfect for leisurely strolls or picnics. Rock Creek Park invites outdoor enthusiasts to explore its trails, ideal for hiking and biking, while also providing peaceful spots for relaxation. Throughout the year, Washington, DC hosts a myriad of events, such as the enchanting National Cherry Blossom Festival, which celebrates the arrival of spring with stunning floral displays and lively festivities.
Culinary adventures abound in this city, where a diverse array of dining options caters to every palate. Renowned establishments similar to Old Ebbitt Grill and Founding Farmers DC offer classic American fare, while Zaytinya by José Andrés introduces a delightful Mediterranean twist. For a cozy coffee break, cafes similar to Le Diplomate and Kramers provide inviting atmospheres, perfect for unwinding with a book or catching up with friends.
Exploration of the city’s rich cultural scene is made easy with convenient public transportation, allowing residents to visit world-class museums such as the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History and the National Gallery of Art. Whether indulging in a meal at The Hamilton or enjoying a performance at Busboys and Poets, the vibrant neighborhoods are alive with energy and creativity. With so much to offer, Washington, DC is not just a place to live; it’s a place to thrive.
Why Washington?
- Washington is home to several colleges and universities including Howard University, Georgetown University, and George Washington University
- Washington has a robust dining scene, with award-winning restaurants serving up cuisine from across the globe
- Washington is packed with landmarks and museums including the Smithsonian
- The city has over 70 miles of bike lanes and trails, making it every bicycle-friendly
Renting in Washington
Average Rental Rates and Apartment Sizes
- Apartment Type Average Sq Ft Average Rent
- 1 Bedroom 691 Sq Ft $2,281 / mo
- 2 Bedrooms 983 Sq Ft $3,085 / mo
- 3 Bedrooms 1,083 Sq Ft $3,890 / mo
- 4 Bedrooms 1,260 Sq Ft $3,585 / mo
Top Budget-Friendly Neighborhoods in Washington
(For 1 bedroom apartments)- Neighborhoods Average Sq Ft Average Rent
- Lower Northeast 732 Sq Ft $1,842/mo
- Anacostia Southeast 712 Sq Ft $2,548/mo
- Connecticut Ave Northwest 714 Sq Ft $2,610/mo
- Columbia Heights DC 633 Sq Ft $2,677/mo
- Georgetown/Wisconsin Ave 674 Sq Ft $2,692/mo
- Adams Morgan/Columbia Heights 634 Sq Ft $2,731/mo
- H Street/NoMa 709 Sq Ft $2,755/mo
- The Wharf 683 Sq Ft $2,756/mo
- Southwest DC 677 Sq Ft $2,771/mo
- NoMa 702 Sq Ft $2,776/mo
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