
Apartments near The Shops at Penn Branch in Washington, DC (1,246 Rentals)


5012 Bass Pl SE

1823 D St NE

4925 A St SE

1601 N Carolina Ave NE

5108-5112 Call Pl SE

503 10th St SE

1126 S Carolina Ave SE

412 19th St NE

4919 A St SE

North Carolina Gardens

1341 E Capitol St SE

4920 A St SE

2025 E St NE

4930 A St SE

4909 Ayers Pl SE

1816 D St NE

2009 E St Ne

1812 D St NE

4229 Dix St NE

500 9th St SE

5109-5117 C St SE

5330 E St SE

108 13th St SE

5100 Bass Pl SE

201 51st St SE

414 18th St NE

104 13th St SE

1305 E Capitol St NE

1137 C St SE

Astor Place Apartments

429 18th St NE

423 18th St NE

1921 Rosedale St NE

418 18th St NE

422 18th St NE

1913 Rosedale St NE

4245 Eads St NE

719 G St SE

4255 Eads St NE

1901 Rosedale St NE

5123 B St SE

5039 A St SE

4203 Edson Pl NE

4217 Edson Pl NE

5058 Astor Pl SE

17 Solar

1713 E St NE

1717-1721 E St NE

2629 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE
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There are currently 3,288 Studio Apartments in Washington with rent ranges from $705 to $6,795 with an average price of $1,919.
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