Hampton House

Introducing Hampton House, an exceptional apartment complex in the charming Woodley Park neighborhood of Washington, D.C. This historic gem offers a range of modernized studio, one, and two-bedroom apartments with high ceilings, stunning hardwood floors, and ample closet space. Designed by renowned architect Harry Wardman, Hampton House boasts an old-world European lobby adorned with exquisite chandeliers, captivating murals, and ornate plastered walls. Conveniently located just steps from the Woodley Park/Adams Morgan Metro Rail Station elevator and a mere three blocks south of the National Zoo, Hampton House provides unparalleled access to the vibrant Washington Metropolitan Area. Whether you're exploring government buildings, visiting museums, or attending universities, the nearby Red Line Metro Rail and Metro Bus service make transportation a breeze. Additionally, Hampton House is surrounded by an array of delectable restaurants, a convenient grocery store, a reliable dry cleaner, a CVS pharmacy, and more, ensuring that daily errands are effortlessly accomplished. At Hampton House, residents indulge in an array of exclusive amenities and features. Stay comfortable year-round with air conditioning and ceiling fans, while oversized closets and vaulted ceilings provide ample storage space. Cable and high-speed internet access are readily available, and the well-equipped kitchens, complete with a dishwasher, garbage disposal, gas range, and microwave, elevate the living experience. Take advantage of the private balcony to unwind or make use of the fitness center, laundry facility, and controlled access for added convenience and security. Hampton House prides itself on being a family-owned and operated apartment complex, offering a warm and well-maintained living environment. With its prime location, captivating historical allure, and modern amenities, Hampton House truly stands out as the perfect place to call home in Washington, D.C.

Explore Northwest Washington

Northwest Washington, D.C. is a dynamic neighborhood known for its architectural diversity, rich history and vibrant culture. Its boundaries include the Potomac River and Rock Creek Parkway, with important roads like Virginia Avenue and K Street running through it. This part of town houses prominent areas like Georgetown and Dupont Circle. Residents enjoy an eclectic mix of ethnic cuisine, trendy boutiques, and educational museums like the National Museum of Women in the Arts. There's plenty of greenspace for outdoor activities with parks such as Rock Creek and the Potomac River waterfront. It's also conveniently located near Washington, D.C.'s heart, where the White House, National Mall, George Washington University and Kennedy Center for Performing Arts are located. The neighborhood’s lifestyle is both active and culturally satisfying, offering a blend of urban attractions and natural beauty.