
Apartments near Van Ness-UDC-Red Line in Washington, DC (1,515 Rentals)


The Willard

Winchester-Underwood Cooperative

1388-1390 Tewkesbury Pl NW

1455 Florida Ave NW

1307 Clifton St NW

2514 13th St NW

2008 16th St NW

1741 T St NW

1012 Harvard St NW

1737 T St NW

1729 T St NW

1725 T St NW

1731 T St NW

Brittany Condominium

The Benjamin

1916 17th St NW

1441 Florida Ave NW

The Wilton

1415 Florida Ave NW

1738 T St NW

6433 14th St NW

1717 T St NW

1441 W St NW

6437 14th St NW

The Balfour

1939 17th St NW

1421 Florida Ave NW

1740 T St NW

1101 Fairmont St NW

Winchester Plaza

The Northumberland

Cityscape on Belmont

West Hall

1000 Rittenhouse St NW

1704 T St NW

The Haddon

1320 Belmont St NW

The Albemarle

Williamsburg Condominium

1407 W St NW

1926 16th St NW

1922 16th St NW

Lumen Condominiums

1929 16th St NW

1418 W St NW

1300 Belmont St NW

The Tiffany

6616 14th St NW

1919 16th St NW

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There are currently 3,323 Studio Apartments in Washington with rent ranges from $900 to $7,559 with an average price of $1,953.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Washington ranges from $813 to $9,999 with an average monthly rent of $2,389.
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