Bernstein Management Corporation

Living at Idaho Terrace is convenient for me. The location is close to campus, the grocery store, and overall it is a safe neighborhood.

Park Crest apartments are pretty old, but they’re safe and comfortable and dependable. There are a lot of dog owners and young families here. There’s ample free street parking but you can also pay to rent a reserved space.

Close to the hospital. Convenient. Friendly staff.

After months of researching apartments, Idaho Terrace appeared on Apartments.com with a great location (15-20 min. walk to AU and right next to N2 and N4 metro stops) at a reasonable price. It is a relatively quiet neighborhood with lots of green spaces/deer and squirrels. It is also a short walk from Giant, CVS, Walgreens, Starbucks, and a bunch of other restaurants and shops, including a weekend farmers market at the end of the block. My unit was sparkling clean upon move-in and the staff has always been polite and attentive. It is an older building, so it's not glitzy--more cozy than fancy. The staff is only here M-F 9-5. The closest metro station is a mile away in Tenleytown-AU (red line). My unit has a proper kitchen space with counters and lots of cabinetry, and I have a walk-in closet, even in a 473 sq. ft. studio.

This is a good place, decent layout, functioning facilities, helpful staff. The only negative is the distance to a metro stop.

I had my laundry basket and a friends Amazon package stolen.

This complex is very nice. Residents are mostly all students and older folks. Undergraduate neighbors can be loud and disruptive sometimes. Occasionally smell smoke or marijuana. Management is nice and responsive, as is maintenance. Building is well-maintained though the apartments are quite old and showing their age. On a central heating system so gets hot in winter and cold in summer. Not many amenities to speak of, other than a package locker, a laundry room, and a very basic fitness center. Overall, for the price paid, apartment is fine, and a great place if you want to live on the N2 bus line/15 minute walk to campus. However, if you want to get more bang for your buck and don't mind a longer commute, you could find many more amenities for the same price in a different area of DC or outside the city limits. Also about a 25 minute walk to closest Metrorail so bus dependent.

I enjoy living alone and really like my complex. It is modern and has a very urban, artsy vibe.
The only thing I don’t like is that my parking garage is about 1.5 blocks away ($50 monthly), but there is available parking in my building for an additional ($150 monthly).
There are multiple layouts available and the building is pet friendly.

Leo at Waterfront Station is situated in a rapidly growing area next to the Wharf. In my search, it was one of the few apartments in the area that allowed my large dog. The area is rapidly growing and is walking distance from the national mall, Audi stadium, and the Nats stadium. The apartment is conveniently located right next to the metro station.

The apartment has a small dog park in the courtyard that has been such a help for me to keep my dog active. It's also been a great way to meet other residents in the building. It has a gym in the building, in-unit laundry, and it's right next to the Waterfront station metro stop. It's cheaper than the the equivalent apartment in Foggy Bottom.

Idaho Terrace is a safe, comfortable and quiet community. The location is convenient for those working/studying at AU or in the Cathedral Heights neighborhood, and on major bus lines. However, not very convenient for those who may need to commute given its distance from metro stops (commute times can be over an hour to get to the other side of the city).Walking distance to Giant, CVS and Starbucks, as well as several restaurants in Downtown Cathedral heights. The building has an odd age skew with most residents being either AU students or retired folks.

Close to the law school

This building is in a good location with solid amenities and a relatively affordable price for the neighborhood.

For the most part has been good however, it is very expensive for one person to live by themselves.

Management takes pest control and cleaning very seriously, so the maintenance team is very useful, friendly, and attentive to requests. We’ve had frequent hot water replacements however, so expect half days without hot water. The building is old but remodeled since 1949, so you’ll feel comfortable with a simple room layout if that’s your preference.