
Apartments near Georgetown Law - Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, DC (3,239 Rentals)


Eckington Park

514 4th St SE

1112 Montello Ave NE

1212 I St NE

1900 3rd St NW

1906 3rd St NW

121 Thomas St NW

105 11th St SE

516-518 4th St SE

1521 Kingman Pl NW

The Logan

614 H St SW

Ledroit Place

1929 1st St NW

The Monterey

1248 Maryland Ave

1809-1811 3rd St NE

226 9th St SE

614 A St SE

1906-1908 5th St NW

1101 E Capitol St SE

1103 E Capitol St SE

1915 4th St NW

141 12th St NE

Somerset Square Affordable

The Willison

Logan Station

611 Florida Ave NW

1460 Rhode Island Ave NW

1226 F St NE

219 T St NE

626 E St SE

1105 E Capitol St SE

1250 Maryland Ave SW

The Roland

1413 P St NW

512-514 U St NW

The Tucker

The Zenith Condos

Bloomingdale Row

949 S St NW

1340 Q St NW

1200 Capitol St NE

505-507 13th St NE

Presidential

1301 H St NE

Portals IV

144 11th St SE

2000 N Capitol St NW

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