Great family-friendly neighborhood with a lot of parks and green space. Downside is the lack of public transportation (no metro nearby). Lots of grocery stores and restaurants nearby and clean and safe environment.

Reviewed by AmericanU Graduate Student living at 4025 Davis Pl NW apt 1

I like this neighborhood, but it is quiet. If you are looking for a bustling DC experience, Glover Park is probably not your neighborhood. That said, for two grad students during a pandemic/insurrection, this has been the perfect spot. It's quiet, out of the fray, but I can walk to Dupont in about 40 minutes.

Reviewed by Washington DC Resident living at eaves Glover Park

Glover park has everything you need - whole foods, safeway, CVS, great take out (dumplings and beyond), dry cleaners etc. It is very clean, neat and safe. Lots of busses are right there, but takes a little longer to get downtown since the metro is not right there. Overall though, I love glover park!

Reviewed by DC Resident living at 4121 W St NW

Glover Park is the ideal living situation for families and young professionals. In the neighborhoods off of Calvert, there is vitually no noise. There are lots of parks and wooded areas to go on walks, but a 5 minute walk to Wisconsin Ave will give you your choice of restaurants and nightlife.

Reviewed by AmericanU Graduate Student living at Carillon House Apartments

Fantastic neighborhood to live in. Supermarkets, restaurants, parks, and gyms are all closeby. Only problem is it's on a hill so walking uphill could be a lot on some days

Reviewed by AmericanU Graduate Student living at Tunlaw Apartments

Very clean, safe, a little bit more suburban than urban, but downtown isn't far. Lots of parks and greenery. Grocery store is a good 15 min walk and everything is walkable, but not super close. Overall, I loved living in this neighborhood.

Reviewed by McDonough MBA Student living at Carillon House Apartments

Excellent neighborhood, quiet and close to short trail walks that take you directly into nature. Although there is no metro, there is a well-connected bus system. Trader Joe's and Safeway are both not too far and school is a good walk.

Reviewed by McDonough MBA Student living at Park Crest

Glover Park is really quiet and grassy. Lots of pets and babies.

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