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- Cat friendly
- Covered Parking
- Fitness Center
- Granite Countertops
- Hardwood Floors
- Laundry
- Microwave
- Minimum Lease Term
- Private Balconies
- Resident Lounge
- Short Term Rentals
- Stainless Steel Appliances
About this Location
Harris Teeter
11 min via 55 (bus)
11 min via 55 (bus)
In a quiet
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neighborhood
55 (bus) - 3 min
62 (bus) - 5 min
62 (bus) - 5 min
Windy Run Park
22 min walk
22 min walk
Pricing
1 Bedroom, 1 Bath
$1,787+
2 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths
$2,405+
2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$2,649+
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$3,413+
Schedule Appointment At
(202) 930-9485-
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Overall rating 7.0/10, based on 2 renter reviews Write a review
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Huge windows, Convenient location.
Great view of the city, but still very green. Plenty of food options within walking/biking distance - but nit many bars. The building used to be pretty diverse, but it's become a lot of young college or grad students and young professionals. Gym is kind of small. Make sure to get an updated unit. Super safe, great location without being too close to the bars but close enough that you could walk home if you really needed to. Maintenance staff is awesome!- always super responsive and do great work.
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Reviewed by
Courtney J
Feb. 18, 2016
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2 beds / 2 baths
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About Arlington
Arlington, Virginia is a bustling and diverse community located just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C. With a population of over 200,000 residents, Arlington is known for its rich history, thriving entertainment scene, and diverse dining options. One of the biggest draws of Arlington is...
Median rents in Arlington
Studio
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1,750
1 Bedroom
$
2,185
2 Bedroom
$
2,400
Getting around Arlington
55 (bus)
3 min
62 (bus)
5 min
23T (bus)
14 min
3Y (bus)
3 min
Arlington Reviews
372 reviews
Safe and friendly neighborhood. On a busy street, so the neighborhood is mostly behind the complex. Even then, the suburb behind the complex is small before you hit another highway. Very easily accessible by car, not very much by metro. Also, that accessibility comes with the cost that things do not feel very walkable in most directions. Living here almost necessitates having a car.
Pentagon City is a great experience that is only about to get better with the new Amazon building and the influx of youth it will bring. It is a ways from DC which makes getting with friends difficult because they don't want to come to Arlington, and getting to DC requires 30 minute notice and planning.
The neighborhood is very walkable and has very accessible public transportation. It's not somewhere you typically would go out at night since nightlife is nonexistent, but Amazon just moved in and there is semblance of that changing. It's great if you are active (many gyms, parks, and Mt. Vernon Trail Access), enjoy restaurants like Chick Fil A (one right outside my building), and want to be close to everything.
The property is set in a residential area that is pleasant and safe. Custis trail is nearby for running, biking, and walking. It provides easy and quick access to the city and Rosslyn. I love this trail.
MOM's market is on-site. I shop there occasionally but prefer the cheaper option of Giant down the street (a short drive or walk). The metro is a short and safe 5-minute walk away.
The building does sit right off Lee Highway, but I have never had any noise or other problems associated with this. I like how quickly I can pull onto the major road instead of navigating around crowded city traffic. I drive to school in under 5 minutes via Lee Highway.
MOM's market is on-site. I shop there occasionally but prefer the cheaper option of Giant down the street (a short drive or walk). The metro is a short and safe 5-minute walk away.
The building does sit right off Lee Highway, but I have never had any noise or other problems associated with this. I like how quickly I can pull onto the major road instead of navigating around crowded city traffic. I drive to school in under 5 minutes via Lee Highway.
Rosslyn is convenient for purposes of transportation and conveniences (food, bars, etc.). Additionally, it is between D.C. and the law school, so convenient to just about everything. There are some spots that aren't the safest and you wouldn't want to be walking alone in at night, but overall a great neighborhood.
Very clean, lots of restaurants and coffee shops. Some good outdoor spaces. Feels safe overall, but I had some weird experiences. Could potentially be a Ponzi scheme where a man approaches and is flirting with you, asks questions about your life and what you do...Happened to me twice with two separate guys in a similar manner. Maybe I'm just approachable but either way, it's fine overall, just be cautious like you would anywhere else. A few homeless people here and there, but honestly pretty scarce.
LOVE LOVE LOVE my neighborhood. I'm between dupont and u street, so it's not in the middle of it all, which I appreciate. I'm literally 2 blocks from 14th street where all the great restaurants/bars are. I'm also 5-7 mins walking distance to multiple grocery stores (Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Safeway). It's quiet enough to feel like I'm not in a city, but i'm steps away from being reminded that I am.
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.