$2,150
1133 14 st. Nw
1133 14 st. Nw, Washington, DC 20005
Studio • 1 Bath
$4,000
130 Seaton Place NW
130 Seaton Place NW, Washington, DC 20001
3 Beds • 2 Bath
$3,950
29 T Street NW
29 T Street NW, Washington, DC 20001
3 Beds • 2 Bath
$3,800
901 F Street Northeast
901 F Street Northeast, Washington, DC 20002
3 Beds • 1 Bath
$1,850+
Alta 801
801 New Jersey Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
Studio–2 Beds • 1–2 Baths
$1,850
1002 I Street Northeast, Unit B
1002 I Street Northeast, Unit B, Washington, DC 20002
1 Bed • 1 Bath
$2,700
703 Newton Place Northwest
703 Newton Place Northwest, Washington, DC 20010
2 Beds • 2 Bath
$2,262+
The MO Apartments
500 Penn Street NE, Washington, DC 20002
1–3 Beds • 1–2 Baths
$2,129
1809 18th Street Southeast
1809 18th Street Southeast, Washington, DC 20020
3 Beds • 1 Bath
$1,950
1809 18th Street Southeast
1809 18th Street Southeast, Washington, DC 20020
2 Beds • 1 Bath
$4,750
1430 Crittenden Street NW
1430 Crittenden Street NW, Washington, DC 20011
4 Beds • 3 Bath
$15,500
5018 Eskridge Terrace NW
5018 Eskridge Terrace NW, Washington, DC 20016
5 Beds • 5 Bath
$1,778+
AVA Van Ness
2950 Van Ness St NW, Washington, DC 20008
1–2 Beds • 1–2 Baths
$730
3718 37th Street
3718 37th Street, Mount Rainier, MD 20712
4 Beds • 1 Bath
$3,400
201 17th St NW
201 17th St NW unit 1716, Washington, DC 20006
1 Bed • 1 Bath
$1,900
702 13th St NW
702 13th St NW unit 7A, Washington, DC 20005
1 Bed • 1 Bath
$1,200
2148 F St NW
2148 F St NW, Washington, DC 20037
1 Bed • 2 Bath
$11,250
2152 F St NW
2152 F St NW, Washington, DC 20037
8 Beds • 4 Bath
$2,845
1150 K St NW
1150 K St NW unit 1309, Washington, DC 20005
2 Beds • 2 Bath
$2,400
1133 14th St NW
1133 14th St NW unit 303, Washington, DC 20005
1 Bed • 1 Bath
$2,289
1301 Massachusetts Ave NW
1301 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20005
1 Bed • 1 Bath
$3,195
1101 L St NW
1101 L St NW unit 810, Washington, DC 20005
2 Beds • 2 Bath
$1,850
1125 12th St NW
1125 12th St NW unit 12stcondo, Washington, DC 20005
1 Bed • 1 Bath
$4,200
152 G Street SW
152 G Street SW, Washington, DC 20024
3 Beds • 2 Bath
$1,800+
Mount Vernon Plaza
930 M St NW, Washington, DC 20001
1–2 Beds • 1–2 Baths
$3,300
817 L St, NE
817 L St, NE, Washington, DC 20002
2 Beds • 1 Bath
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$2,700
1627 11th Place NE
1627 11th Place NE, Washington, DC 20002
3 Beds • 2 Bath
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$5,000
1323 Randolph Street NW
1323 Randolph Street NW, Washington, DC 20011
5 Beds • 3 Bath
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$1,515+
4000 Massachusetts Ave.
4000 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016
Studio–3 Beds • 1–3 Baths
$3,600
6803 Cameron Drive Northwest
6803 Cameron Drive Northwest, Washington, DC 20012
2 Beds • 2 Bath
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$3,300
301 17th St NW
301 17th St NW unit 1716, Washington, DC 20006
1 Bed • 1 Bath
$1,225+
Highview Towers
2700 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20007
Studio–1 Bed • 1 Bath
$2,190
2000 F St NW
2000 F St NW, Washington, DC 20006
1 Bed • 1 Bath
$1,925+
301M
301 M Street, Washington, DC 20024
Studio–2 Beds • 1–2 Baths
$3,000
631 D St NW
631 D St NW unit Lafayette, Washington, DC 20004
Studio • 1 Bath
$2,278+
AdMo Heights
1777 Columbia Rd NW, Washington, DC 20009
Studio–1 Bed • 1 Bath
$3,289
1312 Massachusetts Ave NW
1312 Massachusetts Ave NW unit 409, Washington, DC 20005
2 Beds • 2 Bath
$1,649+
The Berkshire
4201 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016
Studio–2 Beds • 1–2 Baths
$5,000
670 9th St SW
670 9th St SW, Washington, DC 20024
3 Beds • 3 Bath
Washington D.C. isn't just America's capital, it's also one of the nation's most beautiful cities. With its neoclassical and Georgian architecture, D.C. has become one of the more iconic cityscapes in the entire world. Who wouldn't want a chance to live here?
But buying real estate in D.C. has a notorious reputation - which makes raising a family there tough. Luckily, there are numerous, affordable houses for rent in the area. Georgetown is one of the most popular neighborhoods for families.
Whether you just want the space to stretch out and relax or are looking for a new neighborhood in which to bring up your kids, Georgetown has plenty of housing options for you.
Georgetown is located in D.C.'s Northwest side, bordered by the Potomac River to the south and Rock Creek to the East. At the neighborhood's northern tip is the United States Naval Observatory, and just across the Potomac you'll find Arlington Cemetery.
Your new neighborhood won't be far from D.C.'s central business district or the museums that line the northern side of the National Mall. If education and an academic environment are important to your family, having the Smithsonian and National Museum of Natural History, National Portrait Gallery and other public institutions so close is indispensable. Of course, when it comes to invigorating academics, nothing beats being right between two of the city's best schools.
The Georgetown University campus is right next door, which means you get to enjoy its iconic gothic spires and rich architectural character. Plus, you'll reap all the educational benefits of living in a college town - not to mention the center of American politics. Just southeast of your neighborhood is George Washington University, another respected school.
But Georgetown isn't just known for its gorgeous houses for rent or invigorating academic environment - it's also D.C.'s most green and lush neighborhood, spotted with parks and wide open spaces.
Although there are plenty of roomy houses available for rent in D.C., few of them have much yard space to speak of. For that reason, parks are an essential part of a D.C.- native's day-to-day life. While you might not be able to lounge on your own swath of grass, there are plenty of other Georgetown-local and city parks to hang out at. And considering this is the nation's capital, it won't surprise you to find out that they are among the most well-tended and beautiful parks in the world.
Dumbarton Oaks Park and the Whitehaven Community Garden are just two of the largest. If you're looking for a bit of exercise, you can jog or walk along the historic Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, with its pedestrian trails.
D.C. itself boasts 230,000 acres of parks and outside space in the metro region, according to Washington.org. Just check out national highlights like Hillwood Gardens - which is home to more than 3,500 kinds of flowers - or the Franciscan Monastery Gardens, Potomac Park, the beloved National Arboretum or Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens, which happens to be the only National Park site devoted strictly to water plants.
As D.C. is one of the biggest tourist destinations in the U.S. - not to mention the world - many of these parks have historical or informational tours that you can take advantage of.
Does D.C. sound like it might be the right fit for you - or maybe you and your family? Whether you're looking for a spacious home of your own, have some roommates in mind or want to raise your kids in a historic and history-making city, D.C. is an ideal spot for you - and it's hard to beat Georgetown's charm and character.