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- 24-Hour Fitness Center
- Business Center
- Concierge
- Controlled Access
- Fireplace
- Granite Countertops
- Hardwood Floors
- Parking Garage
- Pet Friendly
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Walk-in Closets
- Washer/Dryer In Unit
About this Location
Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby
restaurants nearby
Orange (metro) - 6 min
4A (bus) - 5 min
4A (bus) - 5 min
Theodore Roosevelt Island
27 min walk
27 min walk
Pricing
updated 6 hrs ago
Studio, 1 Bath
$2,454+
1 Bedroom, 1 Bath
$2,387+
2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$3,570+
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$3,687+
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Walk-in Closets
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Smoke-Free Community
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Convenience
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Business Center
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Dry Cleaning Valet Service
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Package Receiving
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Entertainment
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Grilling Station
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Kitchen
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Dishwasher
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Granite Countertops
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Microwave
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Refrigerator
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Stainless Steel Appliances
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Stove & Oven
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Laundry
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Washer/Dryer In Unit
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Living Room
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Fireplace (some units)
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Floor-to-Ceiling Windows
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Hardwood Floors
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Individually Controlled Heat & A/C
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Vaulted Ceilings
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Parking & Transportation
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Bike Share Program
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Parking Garage
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Pet Terms & Amenities
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Restricted breeds
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Security & Maintenance
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Concierge
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Controlled Access
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Gated Community
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Sports & Fitness
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24-Hour Fitness Center
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Additional Storage Available
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Overall rating 8.7/10, based on 28 renter reviews Write a review
8.6
Location
7.5
Amenities
8.6
Management
7.9
Value
7.9
Social
9.1
Safety
The Prime at Arlington Courthouse reviews and highlights
- very safe neighborhood
- expensive parking
- great dog park for dog lovers
- responsive maintenance staff
- location is great -- just a short walk to the CourtHouse Metro Station
- lots of modern appliances and beautiful layouts
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Pretty Good For An Apartment
If you are looking for lots of fancy amenities this isn't the building for you, the amenities are pretty bare bones as there is no gym, no rooftop. Otherwise the building is great, the apartments are large and have hard wood floors, nice tiles, and good appliances. We have been here for 2 years and if possible would love to buy our apartment. Unfortunately they aren't for sale so we will be moving soon.
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DC Resident
May 21, 2015
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Couple
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1 bed / 1 bath
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Great for a Family
Overall, we enjoy our apartment. It is a little pricey and this building does not participate in the affordable housing program.
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Georgetown School of Medicine '18
April 13, 2015
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Family w/ children
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2 beds / 2 baths
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Nice building in a safe neighbrohood
Easy commute to campus. Would recommend to get a little better deal on rent if you don't mind a short metro ride. Also very safe neighborhood.
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Reviewed by
GW Law Student
March 12, 2015
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Roommates
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Pet owner
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3 beds / 2 baths
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Quiet and convienient
Been here 3 years and I love the place.
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Brian H.
Dec. 1, 2014
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Couple
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1 bed / 1 bath
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About Rosslyn
Rosslyn is a newly renovated business and residential hub with easy accessibility and few popular restaurants, cafes and nightclubs. History, art and music fanatics never feel out of place with The Iwo Jima Memorial, the Artisphere houses and the Rosslyn Jazz festival in the area which hold several ...
Median rents in Rosslyn
Studio
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1,850
1 Bedroom
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2,250
2 Bedroom
$
3,200
Getting around Rosslyn
Orange
6 min
4A (bus)
5 min
38B/4B (bus)
3 min
41/62/77 (bus)
5 min
55 (bus)
14 min
Rosslyn Reviews
135 reviews
Rosslyn is great, gets a bad reputation from the snobs that think they're better for living in the city but it's safe, there's lots of good food nearby and everything is close and convenient. If you're more relaxed and not big into always going out or wanting to be surrounded by movement I would definitely recommend living here in Rosslyn than directly in DC. American University isn't very close though, it's normally like a 10 minute Uber or a 45 minute metro.
As a Georgetown student, the location can’t be beat...especially at this price. Less than 10 min scooter from campus. Metro station a few blocks away.
However, this has been a business district for ages. There is very little going on around here and many of the restaurants don’t even open on the weekends. But, that’s changing. So stay tuned!
(Also, I like living in Virginia because my vote counts for more here!)
However, this has been a business district for ages. There is very little going on around here and many of the restaurants don’t even open on the weekends. But, that’s changing. So stay tuned!
(Also, I like living in Virginia because my vote counts for more here!)
It's a great area as someone who is looking to live somewhere with easy access to popular sites but without having to live with the noisiness in the "center of it all." It's an easy walk to Clarendon (it's about 0.35 mi walk to Whole Foods, 0.7 mi walk to Trader Joes) and a quick stroll to the metro station (only about 0.2 mi walk). It's a mix of residential apartments and corporate offices, and is quieter but still with a strip of restaurants, coffee, medical offices, and nail/hair salons.
I loved living in Arlington (so much so that we're moving back after our lease is up in DC). The exact location of the apartment was not ideal - we were about a 15-20 minute walk to the nearest metro. If you could be right in Rosslyn (near the metro) I think it would be a great area for professionals. We will be moving out to Clarendon next - an area that is great for couples and young families.
I love it - it is right by Clarendon, which is a central area for bars and restaurants in Arlington. It is about 12 minute walk to the Rosslyn GUTS bus and a short uber into the heart of DC. About 1 minute walk to the Courthouse metro which is only one stop from Rosslyn and 2 stops from DC. Great restaurants and bars nearby, plus a ton of good shopping in the area. Great place to have a family and experience both DC and Arlington.
GU student notes: There are two shuttles that run through this area, one that runs 1x a hour around Arlington during rush hours, and one that runs every 10min during rush hour and 20 during off hours. There is no easy access to campus on the weekends so be prepared to UBER.
If you have long legs, renting a bike is an option. If you are like me and 5'1'', renting a bike is an option for downhill rides.
There is a lot within walking distance in Rosslyn (think 20 min average from my apt): Barnes and Noble, shopping, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's (also on the Arlington loop shuttle from GU), public libraries, CVS, Target, Safeway, lots of restaurants.
Also close to dense populations of immigrant communities if you like Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean food.
If you have long legs, renting a bike is an option. If you are like me and 5'1'', renting a bike is an option for downhill rides.
There is a lot within walking distance in Rosslyn (think 20 min average from my apt): Barnes and Noble, shopping, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's (also on the Arlington loop shuttle from GU), public libraries, CVS, Target, Safeway, lots of restaurants.
Also close to dense populations of immigrant communities if you like Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean food.
The area is very safe and close to many stores and restaurants but the community is defined by white privilege. There is not much character to the area and it is difficult to find interesting people around. I absolutely LOVE that I'm within walking distance of a Trader Joe's. I wish there was more interesting cuisine and nightlife though. Nightlife in the area is an extension of immature fratty college life.
Pros: Close to Metro station with three metro lines, new Target nearby, close to several jogging and biking trails and parks, walkable to Georgetown restaurants
Cons: Neighborhood shuts down after 5pm. Few restaurants in the neighborhood itself (this is getting better though). Concrete canyon effect because of the skyscrapers. Closest grocery store is an expensive Safeway.
Cons: Neighborhood shuts down after 5pm. Few restaurants in the neighborhood itself (this is getting better though). Concrete canyon effect because of the skyscrapers. Closest grocery store is an expensive Safeway.