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Apartments for Rent in Manor Park - Washington
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Apartments for Rent in Manor Park, Washington, DC
Situated between Takoma and Fort Trotten to the east of Brightwood and 16th Street Heights, Manor Park is one of DC's sought-after northeast side neighborhoods. With its 1920s-style row houses and bungalows, Manor Park provides the best of urban and suburban -- close to downtown but still affordable and close to mass transit. At the heart of the neighborhood, Fort Slocum Park offers Civil War history, forests, open fields, and picnic areas.
On the southern edge of Manor Park, residents have easy access to Fort Trotten Park and the Fort Trotten Metro station. The Takoma Metro station sits just north of the neighborhood. While mainly residential, Manor Park residents can head to Georgia Avenue to find a variety of shops, restaurants, and other businesses.
Manor Park - Washington, DC Rental Insights
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The average rent for the Manor Park neighborhood of Washington, DC is $1,421, but rentals range from as little as $979 to as much as $3,134 depending on the rental style.
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Looking for a studio apartment in the Manor Park neighborhood? Expect to pay around $979 per month.
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one bedroom Manor Park apartments rent for around $1,421 per month.
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Manor Park has two bedroom apartments that rent for around $1,978 per month.
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three bedroom apartments in Manor Park are usually priced around $3,134 per month.
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Students looking to rent in Manor Park while staying close to campus will have access to Montgomery Coll., Takoma Park, Catholic University, Trinity Washington University, and Howard University.