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• Our clubhouse features a
• Our recently renovated one
• Community lounge with free WiFi and
• Access to an onsite fitness center so you never
• Georgetown is a shopping paradise
• Anacostia Riverwalk Trail extends 20 miles
• Gated offstreet parking

• Stainless-steel appliances
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• Custom cherrywood cabinetry
• Your newly upgraded kitchen
• Plus ample closets to help you
• Floors and granite countertops
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• A cozy fireplace and private balcony
• And three bedroom homes in Washington
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• And three bedroom apartments for rent
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Washington DC

36 min Walk

1.44 mi East of GWU

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We know that your family also includes your pets, so at Washington Apartments, we are happy to be able to welcome up to two cats per household. Please call our office for full details of our pet policy.

Searching for vibrant and affordable apartment living in Washington, D.? Call us to schedule a tour today.

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When you live here, youll love coming home to a bright, spacious layout with sleek design features such as hardwood floors and granite countertops. Your inner chef will rise to the occasion in your newly upgraded kitchen, fully equipped with stainlesssteel appliances and custom cherrywood cabinetry. Theres great space for entertaining in the separate dining area, plus ample closets to help you organize your home. A cozy fireplace and private balcony are the icing on the cake of your new apartment home, your urban oasis in the heart of the capital city.

Experience Washington Apartments and let our one, two, and three bedroom homes in Washington, D., surprise you. Our petfriendly community, tucked in the heart of Northwest D. just off Mount Vernon Square, offers the best in updated, affordable city living.

Welcome to Washington Apartments near Mount Vernon Square. Spend a moment with our photo gallery to get a picture of modern apartment living in metropolitan Washington, D. Our recently renovated one, two, and three bedroom apartments for rent in downtown D. are designed for your comfort. Apartment homes feature contemporary design, polished finishes such as granite, cherrywood, and sleek stainlesssteel, an unparalleled location, and inviting community spaces like our community lounge with fireplace and free Wi Fi.

Looking for even more from your new community? At Washington Apartments, youll have access to an onsite fitness center so you never have to miss a workout. Our clubhouse features a community lounge with free Wi Fi and complimentary tea and coffee, perfect when you just need to plug in and get some work done. A 24hour laundry care center in each building makes routine chores even simpler. Drivers will also appreciate gated offstreet parking, so you never have to circle the block in search of a space.

What musthave conveniences and modern comforts are you looking for in your new home? Our apartments feature upgraded designer details throughout. Step into the kitchen and enjoy the benefits of energyefficient, stainlesssteel appliances. Youll appreciate fresh contemporary touches like granite countertops and hardwood floors. Pour a glass of wine and relax with the pleasures of hearth and home in front of your fireplace or on your private balcony.

The Capitol Riverfront, located along the Anacostia River, is a terrific place for outdoor activities like kayaking and splashing around at the Yards Park. This park has a variety of water features and is the location of several festivals. Also along the riverfront, the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail extends 20 miles along both sides of the river and is ideal for bicycling, jogging, and skating. The National Mall is a park like no other this National Park is nicknamed "America's Front Yard." Here, you'll find monuments and memorials along a treelined and pedestrianfriendly boulevard.

President George Washington chose the location for the nation's capital in 1790, and the federal district was named "Columbia." Pierre Charles L'Enfant was chosen by Washington to lay out the new city, and L'Enfant created a design that would reflect some of the prettiest cities in Europe: Milan, Amsterdam, and Paris. The first session held by Congress in the new capital took place in November of 1800, but much of the new district was burned during the War of 1812 in the Burning of Washington.

Updated: 31 Jan 2018