
Apartments near The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC (1,890 Rentals)


1320 Nicholson St NW

The Terrific Inn

1544 Marion St NW

1249-1251 Mount Olivet Rd NE

Serenade Apartments

The Mozart

Geno Baroni

Concord Gardens

605 P St NW

Logan Court Apartments

832 Rittenhouse St NW

Berkshire 15

The Harper

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Valencia Apartment Homes

Walden Commons

1538 9th St NW

1385 Nicholson St NW

Camden Roosevelt

The Tuxedo

The Waring

Hampton Courts

The Sheldon

1401 Oglethorpe St NW

1641-1645 13th St NW

1000 Rhode Island Ave NW

1352 S St NW

Fifty Nine Twelve

5915-5919 14th St NW

Fort View Apartments

1355 Peabody St NW

HOLM

The Radway

5921-5923 14th St NW

1525 12th St NW

LIZ

1217 Q St NW

1370-1380 Peabody St NW

Peabody Apartments

1510 12th St NW

The Rochelle

1380 Fort Stevens Dr NW

6440 14th St NW

1318 Q St NW

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Capitol Rose

Rockford Apartments

1504 Kingman Pl NW

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There are currently 3,344 Studio Apartments in Washington with rent ranges from $603 to $7,839 with an average price of $1,954.
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