1650 33RD Street NW - Washington, DC apartments for rent
1650 33RD Street NW
1650 33rd Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20007
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1650 33RD Street NW has a unit available for $1,850 per month (fees may apply) at a 12 month lease term. Check out the Price and Availability section for more information on this unit.
In Washington, DC, the average rent is $1,971 for a studio, $2,539 for a 1-bedroom, $3,559 for a 2-bedroom, and $5,052 for a 3-bedroom. The median rent in Washington, DC has decreased 0.3% month over month. For more information on rental trends in Washington, DC, check out our monthly Washington, DC Rent Report (opens in new tab).
Some of 1650 33RD Street NW's amenities include Garage, On-site laundry, and Patio / balcony. Only 21% of the 1,785 Washington, DC rentals on Apartment List have a garage. To see the other amenities this property offers, check out the Amenities section.
1650 33RD Street NW is not currently offering any rent specials.
Yes, 1650 33RD Street NW is pet-friendly.
Yes, 1650 33RD Street NW offers parking.
No, 1650 33RD Street NW does not offer units with in unit laundry.
No, 1650 33RD Street NW does not have a pool.
No, 1650 33RD Street NW does not have accessible units.
No, 1650 33RD Street NW does not have units with dishwashers.
No, 1650 33RD Street NW does not have units with air conditioning.
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1650 33rd Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20007•Neighborhood: Georgetown
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On-Site Laundry
Patio / Balcony
Garage
Recently Renovated
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Patio / Balcony
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Property DescriptionMarvelous Classic Georgetown Townhouse, 1 Bedroom, updated Kitchen + Deck,Good storage, laundry situated conveniently to unit B Georgetown is home to Georgetown University, a prestigious Jesuit research university established in 1789. The university's campus is an integral part of the neighborhood and contributes to the area's vibrant academic and cultural scene. Commercial District: M Street and Wisconsin Avenue are the main commercial streets in Georgetown, lined with numerous shops, boutiques, restaurants, and cafes. The neighborhood has a high-end shopping and dining reputation, with a mix of local and national retailers. Waterfront: The Georgetown waterfront along the Potomac River offers stunning views and recreational opportunities. The Washington Harbor complex, situated on the waterfront, features restaurants, bars, and a range of entertainment options. Cultural and Historical Landmarks: Beyond the university, Georgetown boasts several cultural and historical landmarks, including Dumbarton House, Tudor Place, and the Old Stone House, the oldest standing building in Washington, D.C. Transportation: Georgetown is well-connected to the rest of the city via public transport, including bus routes and the DC Circulator, which offers convenient access to various parts of the city. It's also accessible by the Washington Metro via the Foggy Bottom-GWU station, though that station is a short walk from the heart of Georgetown. Events and Festivals: Georgetown hosts several annual events and festivals, including the Georgetown French Market, which features French-inspired goods and cuisine, and the Georgetown Garden Tour, which allows visitors to explore the neighborhood's beautiful Gardens. Garage Parking Available is Additional.
Marvelous Classic Georgetown Townhouse, 1 Bedroom, updated Kitchen + Deck,Good storage, laundry situated conveniently to unit B Georgetown is home to Georgetown University, a prestigious Jesuit research university established in 1789. The university's campus is an integral part of the neighborhood and contributes to the area's vibrant academic and cultural scene. Commercial District: M Street and Wisconsin Avenue are the main commercial streets in Georgetown, lined with numerous shops, boutiques, restaurants, and cafes. The neighborhood has a high-end shopping and dining reputation, with a mix of local and national retailers. Waterfront: The Georgetown waterfront along the Potomac River offers stunning views and recreational opportunities. The Washington Harbor complex, situated on the waterfront, features restaurants, bars, and a range of entertainment options. Cultural and Historical Landmarks: Beyond the university, Georgetown boasts several cultural and historical landmarks, including Dumbarton House, Tudor Place, and the Old Stone House, the oldest standing building in Washington, D.C. Transportation: Georgetown is well-connected to the rest of the city via public transport, including bus routes and the DC Circulator, which offers convenient access to various parts of the city. It's also accessible by the Washington Metro via the Foggy Bottom-GWU station, though that station is a short walk from the heart of Georgetown. Events and Festivals: Georgetown hosts several annual events and festivals, including the Georgetown French Market, which features French-inspired goods and cuisine, and the Georgetown Garden Tour, which allows visitors to explore the neighborhood's beautiful Gardens. Garage Parking Available is Additional.