I've LOVED my apt bc even though I'm a little farther from school, I have plenty of space and natural light for a great price.

Management is great, house size is good. However area is quite secluded, far from a convenience store and could become very quiet. Many students from Georgetown stay here given the lower rent so it grows on you once you make some friends.

The apartment is awesome for what you pay for - its closer to DC and Georgetown's campus. It also is a pretty cozy apartment for two people, where we can maintain an office and comfortable living space for two. Finally, two cars are built into the rent, which is a huge saving and is probably worth ~$300+.

All of that said, the place is small and dated - retrofitted from former army barracks. The place also is a bit lacking in amenities, with both in-unit washer/dryer and a pool not available on the property. Overall, its a great place to live as a student, but isn't as nice as other options in the area.

Older but well-maintained and spacious.

I have a 20 min commute to campus (during non-covid times). My apartment is quiet and suburban. I have lots of trees and running trails in my neighborhood.

When we first moved into Park Georgetown, my girlfriend and I selected a 1 BR which was not a great experience. Way too small to have two people working from home. However, since moving to the 2BR we have been much happier with space for an office and a generally larger space.

Moving to the back of the complex has been a major improvement as well, as the front half faces a major highway and is very loud. We also get a lot of plane traffic as the complex is in the landing route for DCA.

The management is relatively poor, needing to rely on the property manager for facts and moving issues forward. Think there are two many people in the complex for the management too effectively manage.

Management (JR) is great but above all location is super convenient for everything but downtown social events... and even for that, the metro is close. Not one of the spiffier apartments from a human amenities perspective but it is quiet and friendly, and the trails behind it are nice for some green space. Easy walk across the bridge to campus or M street

Overall a good place to live, easy access to DC via metro, bus, or walking. The buildings are on the older side but management and maintenance is responsive.

Fantastic neighborhoods and environment. Live in trees and flowers. Quiet and safe place. But the amenities in house are relatively old.

My roommate and I love our apartment! We’re in Arlington right by the Georgetown walking bridge. The area is cute and homey. We have lots of good places to eat, grocery stores, bars all near us. It’s a ~20 min commute to campus (only one metro stop). Great running trails!