Apartments near Addison Road-Seat Pleasant-Blue Line in Capitol Heights, MD (340 Rentals)

206 Mountain View Ct

6107 Foote St

7503 Grouse Pl

6005 Eads St NE

5508 B St SE

1919 Addison Rd S

1002 58th Ave

8212 Goldstone Ct

4923 1/2 A Street SE

7005 Halleck St

1769 Village Green Dr

2014 Ritchie Rd

5001 Sheriff Rd NE

7737 Greymont St

2304 Lakewood St

2323 Gaylord Dr

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5212 Astor Pl SE

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5115 Bass Pl SE

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5124 Astor Pl SE, Unit 301

Monarch Hill East

221-243 63rd St NE

Southern Homes and Gardens Cooperative

5058 Astor Pl SE

5009 D St SE

921 52nd St NE

330-336 63rd St NE

11 61st St NE

330 62nd Ave NE

328 62nd Ave NE

6105 Dix St NE

310 61st St NE

6016-6018 Clay St NE

6020 Clay St NE

Capitol Gateway Marketplace

6010 Clay St NE

245 60th St NE

Hacienda Cooperative

500 61st Ave NE

5909 Clay St NE

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Frequently Asked Questions about Capitol Heights
How much are Studio apartments in Capitol Heights?
There are currently 151 Studio Apartments in Capitol Heights with rent ranges from $929 to $1,623 with an average price of $1,189.
What is the current price range for One Bedroom Capitol Heights Apartments for rent?
Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Capitol Heights ranges from $1,059 to $3,235 with an average monthly rent of $1,484.
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Capitol Heights cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Capitol Heights range from $1,168 to $4,520. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,645.
How expensive are Capitol Heights Three Bedroom Apartments?
There are currently 94 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Capitol Heights on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,524 to $6,252 - averaging $2,146 for the location.
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