$1,499 - $1,970 /month
The Phoenix
1421 Massachusetts Ave, Washington, 20005, DC
The Phoenix Description
Floor Plans
The Phoenix is a 93-unit apartment complex featuring Studio floorplans.
* Prices, specials, and floorplan availability subject to change without notice
The Phoenix Amenities
Community Level
Air Conditioning
Heat Included
Dishwasher
Controlled Access
On Bus Line
Surface Parking
On-Site Laundry
Water Included
Electric Included
Refrigerator
Trash Removal Included
Walk in Closets
Public Transportation
Hardwood Floors
Living Room
Range / Oven
Microwave
Freezer
Cable-Ready
High-Speed Internet
High / Vaulted Ceiling
Bath Tub
Vintage Building
Elevator
Secured Entry
Lobby
Bike Parking
Roof Top Patio
Pet Friendly Community
Near Grocery Store
new windows
gas stoves
flexible lease terms
intoor bike storage
Pet Policy
Cat Friendly
Dog Friendly
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Reviews around the Neighborhood
G. E.
13th and U Streets NW
Awesome neighbourhood full of bars and restaurants and character and just a fun filled place.
Chris Anderson
UVA, Booz Allen Hamilton
Belvedere Condos
Rosslyn is a great central location, two metro lines, across the river from DC, easy access to all highways and many big DC companies have offices in this neighborhood. As a primarily work-focused neighborhood, most restaurants here are chain lunches (Chipotle, Subway, Quiznos), but there are a couple of staples for happy hours (Cafe Asia, Continental Pool Lounge, and Piola).
O. S.
Brown
Great Area
The location is fabulous for folks working in and around the DC metro area. Easy access to subway (orange line), convenient to both airports (DCA and IAD), and much cheaper/more space than most of DC. You are never more than a 10min cab ride into Georgetown too!
D. B.
RIT
Great alternative to DT DC
We moved to Pentagon City for the lower taxes. The Gramercy was a great deal (much cheaper than other VA suburbs) and in a great location. It was walkable to the metro, and less congested than the city.
D. B.
RIT
Best location in DC
This was the perfect location between Dupont, Georgetown, and Foggy Bottom. The downside is that it was expensive and rampant with GU kids. 2400M was a nice building, but they were increasing prices like crazy, and the GU kids were tripling-up in the rooms.
Sara Hernandez
Stanford
Close to Adamns Morgan & Dupont
This is a great location because it's two blocks away from Adams Morgan. Awesome nightlife, bars, restaurants, etc. It's also close to Dupont.
The one negative is that it isn't close to a Metro stop which makes communiting a bus affair.
B. S.
Stanford, Dartmouth
Clarendon 1021
This is a pretty chic area full of 20- and 30-something working professionals, and Clarendon 1021 is full of them. The rooftop pool and views are awesome and made my summers at Clarendon 1021 awesome.
B. M.
Yale
Pet friendly!
One of the few DC apartment buildings that allows dogs over 50 pounds.
Lauren Marshall Mullenholz
Maryland
Best Location in the city
Right off of 14th Street with access to both the new restaurants and shops of 14th Street, near the P Street Wholefoods, and walking distance to U Street bars is the best place right now to live in DC. Lots of new hotspots going in all the time and development in the housing market. You can walk to everything and the neighborhood has an ecclectic and vibrant feel.
Alastair Rami
Stanford, Northwestern
1600 Clarendon Rd
Very close to metro and to Courthouse and Rosslyn Metros, Close to good restaurants. Very quiet though, all times of the week.
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