
Apartments near Marine Corps Barracks in Washington, DC (2,113 Rentals)


The Bartley

Fennessy Lofts

3068 30th St SE

1225 Lofts

The Rutherford

1310 12th St NW

1205 N St NW

The Emerson

1207 N St NW

1408 10th St NW

1213 N St NW

Savannah Row

1404 11th St NW

1316 12th St NW

1109 O St NW

Radius Condos

1425 11th St NW

Iowa Condominiums

The Silas

Vermont Court

27 Logan Cir NW

The Castle Condominiums

1310 Vermont Ave NW

1314 Vermont Ave NW

1344 Vermont Ave NW

Henry M. Letcher House

1304 Rhode Island Ave NW

712 G St SE

711 E St SE

816-820 Potomac Ave SE

Polk Court Apartments

The Bixby

Arthur Capper Senior I

526 5th St SE

Potomac Gardens Apartments

The Morgan on Capitol Hill Apartments

The Residences at Eastern Market

1300 K Street, SE

400M Apartments

1310 K St SE

Carroll Apartments

1317 K St SE

770 C Street Phase I

415 4th Street SE

Seward Flats

215 9th St SE

Kentucky Courts Apartments

1023 14th St SE

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