3823 W Street SE - Washington, DC apartments for rent
3823 W Street SE
3823 West Street Southeast, Washington, DC 20020
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
3823 W Street SE has a unit available for $1,350 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 $1,964 for a studio, $2,526 for a 1-bedroom, $3,552 for a 2-bedroom, and $4,875 for a 3-bedroom. The median rent in Washington, DC has increased 0.2% 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 3823 W Street SE's amenities include In unit laundry, Parking, and Air conditioning. To see the other amenities this property offers, check out the Amenities section.
3823 W Street SE is not currently offering any rent specials.
Yes, 3823 W Street SE is pet-friendly.
Yes, 3823 W Street SE offers parking.
Yes, 3823 W Street SE offers units with in unit laundry.
No, 3823 W Street SE does not have a pool.
No, 3823 W Street SE does not have accessible units.
No, 3823 W Street SE does not have units with dishwashers.
Yes, 3823 W Street SE has units with air conditioning.
In unit laundry, Parking, Air conditioning, Carpet, Range
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3823 West Street Southeast, Washington, DC 20020•Neighborhood: Hillcrest - Fairfax Village
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Amenities
In Unit Laundry
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Air Conditioning
Carpet
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Air Conditioning
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Property details
Property DescriptionMove-in ready one bedroom with in-unit washer and dryer, central heat and air, and new 2026 carpet. The living room, dining space, and kitchen share one open, light-filled room, and the monthly fee covers water, sewer, trash, lawn care, and exterior building maintenance. Light is the first thing you notice in person. It fills the main room through the day, and nothing is closed off, so you can cook, eat, and unwind without ever feeling boxed in. The kitchen sits right off the living area with warm wood cabinetry and generous counter space. A breakfast bar opens to the main room, so whoever is at the stove stays in the conversation instead of working alone behind a wall. The bedroom is its own quiet corner, with double windows and mirrored closet doors that keep the space open and easy to use. The full bath has classic tile with a tub and shower. Built-in shelving and a storage and coat closet near the front door give everything a place. 581 square feet on the second floor. Parking is on the street. The building is Fairfax Village, in the Hillcrest subdivision of Southeast DC, with parks, local shops, everyday essentials, and several bus routes close by. Some photos are virtually staged.
Move-in ready one bedroom with in-unit washer and dryer, central heat and air, and new 2026 carpet. The living room, dining space, and kitchen share one open, light-filled room, and the monthly fee covers water, sewer, trash, lawn care, and exterior building maintenance. Light is the first thing you notice in person. It fills the main room through the day, and nothing is closed off, so you can cook, eat, and unwind without ever feeling boxed in. The kitchen sits right off the living area with warm wood cabinetry and generous counter space. A breakfast bar opens to the main room, so whoever is at the stove stays in the conversation instead of working alone behind a wall. The bedroom is its own quiet corner, with double windows and mirrored closet doors that keep the space open and easy to use. The full bath has classic tile with a tub and shower. Built-in shelving and a storage and coat closet near the front door give everything a place. 581 square feet on the second floor. Parking is on the street. The building is Fairfax Village, in the Hillcrest subdivision of Southeast DC, with parks, local shops, everyday essentials, and several bus routes close by. Some photos are virtually staged.