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Cambridge Square

Bethesda, 4909 Battery Ln | Bethesda

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Additional Storage Available
Air Conditioning
Bike Storage
Controlled Access
Fitness Center
Granite Countertops
Hardwood Floors
Pet Friendly
Resident Lounge
Stainless Steel Appliances
Surface Parking Lot
Washer/Dryer In Unit

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About this Location

Harris Teeter
4 min walk

In a quiet
neighborhood

J2 (bus) - 1 min
34 (bus) - 1 min

Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby

North Chevy Chase Park
25 min walk

Pricing

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath

$1,565+

2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath

$1,695+

3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath

$1,995+

Bathrooms
- Bath Tubs
Building Related
- Elevators
Entertainment
- Resident Events
- Resident Lounge
Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Garbage Disposal
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Stove & Oven
Landscape
- Courtyard
Laundry
- Washer/Dryer In Unit
Living Room
- Air Conditioning
- Hardwood Floors
Parking & Transportation
- Bike Storage
- Surface Parking Lot
Security & Maintenance
- Controlled Access
- Gated Community
Storage
- Additional Storage Available

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About Bethesda

Bethesda is technically located in Maryland, but it's more of a DC suburb and is not far from campus. There are grocery stores, department stores, and other suburban necessities within a 5-10 minute drive. Many bars, restaurants, and additional shopping are also close by. Despite all there is to do,...

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Getting around Bethesda

J2 (bus)

1 min

34 (bus)

1 min

70 (bus)

1 min

33 (bus)

11 min

Bethesda Reviews

25 reviews

Reviewed by AmericanU Graduate Student living at Edgemont at Bethesda Metro

I absolutely love living in Bethesda and I'm so glad I ended up living here. If you're wanting to live somewhere that's walkable, and where you don't need a car, then Bethesda just might be your place. I will note, it is more "city" esque so if you don't like that feel, then maybe it isn't the place for you (that's the only reason why I took off a point was because of the occasional noise, especially in the mornings). But I absolutely love the walkability to all the shops, restaurants, grocery stores, farmers market, etc. I really couldn't ask for much better.

Reviewed by GW Law Student living at The Montgomery Apartments

The neighborhood is a long way from campus (25 minutes on the metro), but it is very livable, with everything in quick driving distance. I love having a grocery store, a Target, and other suburban necessities within a 5-10 minute drive. This isn't possible if you don't have a car because the metro isn't walking distance, but there is a bus stop and it is bikeable. It's pretty quiet since the apartment itself is situated in the middle of an office park, which is nice. Plus, there is a very nice, upscale mall about 3/4 of a mile from the apartment. It's a good walk to get out and about on a weekend for a weekend lunch and some shopping.

Reviewed by AmericanU Graduate Student living at Westwood Tower

Adjacent a large, inexpensive grocery store. A few restaurants in the immediate area. Relatively isolated from the main city. Other residents keep to themselves, producing a quiet atmosphere in the building.

Reviewed by Brian living at Upstairs at Bethesda Row

There is often too much to do around the neighborhood - loads of great restaurants, from fast-casual to fine dining and everything in between. Great grocery options, as well as numerous individual sellers (bakeries, delis, butcher, fishmonger, etc.) Area is extremely safe and well-educated, but is pricey . Only con would be a slight lack of youth culture.

Reviewed by Stefanie living at Bainbridge Bethesda

Bethesda is a great scene for up and coming young professionals. There is a plethora of walking distance restaurants and bars, and the happy hour specials are on point. We are walking distance to the red line metro, which goes right into the heart of DC. Dupont Circle is a 20 minute ride.

Reviewed by Anonymous living at Glens on Battery Lane

Free circulator bus stops right outside the apartment. It is a short walk to several bars and spots to meet up and there are several gyms in the area. Giant and Safeway are within walking distance, but also have parking options. Overall, very convenient and safe!

Reviewed by AmericanU Graduate Student living at Bethesda Hill

Neighborhood is nice but it's very suburban (AKA you're not gonna find much in walking distance). There's a convenience store up the way in another apartment complex and a park nearby, as well as a trail. Lots of families and pets.

Reviewed by Anonymous living at Glens on Battery Lane

Safe area, 3 grocery stores in walking distance, lots of bars and restaurants, lots of stay-at-home moms spotted out and about during the working hours with their posh strollers filled with kids and only the best yoga clothes.

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Cambridge Square

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About this Location

Pricing

Bathrooms

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Entertainment

Kitchen

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Living Room

Parking & Transportation

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The Neighborhood

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dining 27 Recs

grocery 1 Rec

convenience 1 Rec

fitness 31 Recs

parks 4 Recs

coffee 11 Recs

About Bethesda

Getting around Bethesda

J2 (bus)

34 (bus)

70 (bus)

33 (bus)

Bethesda Reviews

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