Rosslyn
One of the Best Neighborhoods by the Potomac River
Rosslyn is a newly renovated business and residential hub with easy accessibility and few popular restaurants, cafes and nightclubs. History, art and music fanatics never feel out of place with The Iwo Jima Memorial, the Artisphere houses and the Rosslyn Jazz festival in the area which hold several events to keep the neighborhood lively and cheerful.
It's the closest Virginia neighborhood to downtown DC with high rise office buildings that form a skyline opposite the national mall along the Potomac River. Reviewers claim it's extremely safe and has easy access to both DC & greater Nova.
It's the closest Virginia neighborhood to downtown DC with high rise office buildings that form a skyline opposite the national mall along the Potomac River. Reviewers claim it's extremely safe and has easy access to both DC & greater Nova.
What Rosslyn Residents
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overall
8.0
value
8.0
amenities
7.6
social
7.0
management
7.8
safety
10
Median rents in Rosslyn
Studio
$
1,850
1 Bedroom
$
2,250
2 Bedroom
$
3,200
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Rosslyn —
8.2/10 Rating
(based on 132 neighborhood reviews)
I love that it's close to Courthouse honestly. One shopping center has: Vietnamese, Thai, French, Greek, Mexican, and Italian restaurants. Very nice laid-back area. Excellent parks, and tennis courts in close driving distance.
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1800 Oak Apartments
Very safe area, and I’m walking distance to Georgetown
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Prospect House
Rosslyn is convenient for purposes of transportation and conveniences (food, bars, etc.). Additionally, it is between D.C. and the law school, so convenient to just about everything. There are some spots that aren't the safest and you wouldn't want to be walking alone in at night, but overall a great neighborhood.
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Central Place
As a Georgetown student, the location can’t be beat...especially at this price. Less than 10 min scooter from campus. Metro station a few blocks away.
However, this has been a business district for ages. There is very little going on around here and many of the restaurants don’t even open on the weekends. But, that’s changing. So stay tuned! (Also, I like living in Virginia because my vote counts for more here!) Keep reading
River Place West
It's a great area as someone who is looking to live somewhere with easy access to popular sites but without having to live with the noisiness in the "center of it all." It's an easy walk to Clarendon (it's about 0.35 mi walk to Whole Foods, 0.7 mi walk to Trader Joes) and a quick stroll to the metro station (only about 0.2 mi walk). It's a mix of residential apartments and corporate offices, and is quieter but still with a strip of restaurants, coffee, medical offices, and nail/hair salons.
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Tellus
I loved living in Arlington (so much so that we're moving back after our lease is up in DC). The exact location of the apartment was not ideal - we were about a 15-20 minute walk to the nearest metro. If you could be right in Rosslyn (near the metro) I think it would be a great area for professionals. We will be moving out to Clarendon next - an area that is great for couples and young families.
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Gables 12 Twenty One
I love it - it is right by Clarendon, which is a central area for bars and restaurants in Arlington. It is about 12 minute walk to the Rosslyn GUTS bus and a short uber into the heart of DC. About 1 minute walk to the Courthouse metro which is only one stop from Rosslyn and 2 stops from DC. Great restaurants and bars nearby, plus a ton of good shopping in the area. Great place to have a family and experience both DC and Arlington.
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Colonial Village
GU student notes: There are two shuttles that run through this area, one that runs 1x a hour around Arlington during rush hours, and one that runs every 10min during rush hour and 20 during off hours. There is no easy access to campus on the weekends so be prepared to UBER.
If you have long legs, renting a bike is an option. If you are like me and 5'1'', renting a bike is an option for downhill rides. There is a lot within walking distance in Rosslyn (think 20 min average from my apt): Barnes and Noble, shopping, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's (also on the Arlington loop shuttle from GU), public libraries, CVS, Target, Safeway, lots of restaurants. Also close to dense populations of immigrant communities if you like Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean food. Keep reading
Avery Row
The area is very safe and close to many stores and restaurants but the community is defined by white privilege. There is not much character to the area and it is difficult to find interesting people around. I absolutely LOVE that I'm within walking distance of a Trader Joe's. I wish there was more interesting cuisine and nightlife though. Nightlife in the area is an extension of immature fratty college life.
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Meridian at Courthouse Commons
Pros: Close to Metro station with three metro lines, new Target nearby, close to several jogging and biking trails and parks, walkable to Georgetown restaurants
Cons: Neighborhood shuts down after 5pm. Few restaurants in the neighborhood itself (this is getting better though). Concrete canyon effect because of the skyscrapers. Closest grocery store is an expensive Safeway. Keep reading
River Place West
There's not a nightlife, but there's literally everything else. Walking distance to Safeway and Trader Joes and lots of fast casual restaurants. A breezy 20-minute walk across the Key Bridge puts you in Georgetown! I like having a bit of an escape from the craziness of school and the city.
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River Place North
Great neighborhood- everything you could need is right here, shopping, bars, cafes, stores. The only drawback is it clears out at night most nights and may not provide an exciting nightlife scene. But Georgetown is just a 30 min walk across the bridge so that can provide nightlife.
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London Normandy House
Location is unbeatable for walking or biking to DC. It is in a business district so not as many restaurants as bars, but there are more as you walk down Clarendon boulevard. It's very residential and a lot of young professionals and families.
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Parc Rosslyn Apartments
There are lots of restaurants nearby. It is easy to walk around the neighborhood or to neighboring areas (Georgetown, Courthouse). There are also plenty of open spaces which can be hard to come by in the more downtown areas.
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River Place North
Rosslyn is an awesome place to live, but I feel that somewhere in the heart of DC would be more lively.
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1800 Oak Apartments
Rosslyn is a very modern/commercialized area. It's fairly quiet with not much of a nightlife but is super convenient to walk over Key Bridge into Georgetown or take the metro to the city.
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Central Place
Many grocery stores (Safeway, Target, Whole Foods)
Many Bars, Pubs and Restaurant options Safe and quiet Not walking distance to DC - Georgetown is easily accessible though. Keep reading
19Nineteen
Neighborhood is safe and well lit. There's not much to do there, but it's so close to Clarendon (a short walk) and DC (short cab or metro ride) that it's not a problem at all.
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Meridian at Courthouse Commons
Has green space, lots of young people but not a loud bar scene like Clarendon, easy commute to school via metro but far enough away to feel like you don't live AT school
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19Nineteen Clarendon
Great place to live. Lots of food and bar options nearby. Metro stop on the same line as Foggy Bottom, only one stop away. Really easy to and quick to get to campus.
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River Place East
Business district, dies down on weekends and after hours. Plenty of fast-casual dining options. Short uber ride to bar scene in Clarendon. Quick walk to GUTS bus.
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Union on Queen
I am close to Target, Safeway, several coffee shops, many many restaurants, and right across the bridge from Georgetown. Love it! Rosslyn is also super clean.
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River Place West
Very safe, not as much of a bar scene but close enough to Clarendon for that. Tons of good food. Grocery stores are within walking distance as well.
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The Prime at Arlington Courthouse
Busy during the daytime since it's mostly office buildings, quiet at night. Lots of places to eat, one stop away from Foggy Bottom by train.
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Bennett Park
The neighborhood is very safe. The building requires residents to have a swipe to get in and the police station is less than 100 yards away
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Meridian at Courthouse Commons
Rosslyn is amazing. Quite, safe, and a lot of restaurants to choose from. Not as loud as clarington which is good for law students.
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Parc Rosslyn Apartments
More of Court House than Rosslyn, but lots of good food and bars, very safe, close enough to DC and easy to commute to work.
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The Prime at Arlington Courthouse
Good safe place. Lots of food options within a 10 minute walk. Very accessible to the metro and busses to get anywhere
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Belvedere 1600
Super close to D.C. and Clarendon nightlife. Excellent for people who want to go out in both D.C. and Arlington.
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River Place North
Calm, Safe, Close to Metro, not very far from Whole Foods, Organic Mom, Fairly good restaurants nearby.
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The Prime at Arlington Courthouse
This is a clean and quiet corner of Arlington. It feels very safe because we are right next to a police department.
We are within walking distance of plenty of restaurants, and within a short drive of Ballston or DC. I am able to split the rental cost with my spouse; the neighborhood might be out of the price range of younger and/or single students. Keep reading
The Prime at Arlington Courthouse
Business area primarily and with lots of residential buildings. Some local restaurants and fast food, also a Safeway is close by. Can walk or metro to other areas of Arlington. Georgetown is a short walk just across the bridge. Not a place for extensive night-life, however the location provides easy access to whatever you want in the area.
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River Place West
There's things to do in Courthouse, but it's never too crazy. It's conveniently located to get into the city, and specifically to Georgetown, without paying DC rent and is great to be on a metro line. There's plenty of parking, a great Saturday morning farmer's market, and is just generally a nice place to live.
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Colonial Village
Live near courthouse and rosslyn. Decent number of bars and restaurants, Clarendon is less than a mile walk. Only two metro stops to be in DC proper.
I work out near Tyson's so courthouse is ideal for being reasonably close to work but also really close to DC. Most people in my building use metro but I personally like to drive Keep reading
Meridian at Courthouse Commons
Next to metro, one stop to Foggy Bottom, new restaurants/business, construction, brand new building
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Central Place
Very safe and easy to walk around. Also located right next to police station and courthouse
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Meridian at Courthouse Commons
Easy access to metro, easy access to DC. 10-15 minute walk to nearest grocery stores. Safe.
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Meridian at Courthouse Commons
Close to campus, better bang for your buck, but distant from some social experiences.
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River Place South
Clean. Neat. Great fast casual healthy food. Not near the cool neighborhoods though.
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Central Place
Second best neighborhood in Arlington behind Clarendon for a young professional
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The Prime at Arlington Courthouse
Quiet neighborhood, close to the stores. Friendly people, very clean streets.
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Central Place
Very corporate, kind of dead after 7 pm, but very close to the university.
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1800 Oak Apartments
Points for safety, but that's it. Basically nothing to do here. There's some good options a 10-15 minute walk away, but the immediate area has nothing beyond a chipotle, Starbucks, pizza joint, and cvs that closes early in my opinion (10p weekdays, 8p Sunday).
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River Place North
Great neighborhood! Lots of bars and young professionals.
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1800 Wilson Boulevard
Close to DC and Georgetown, very clean and safe to walk.
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1500 Arlington
Lots of restaurants, bars nearby, close to school.
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Bennett Park
Rosslyn is probably the safest place I've ever lived. As a women, I feel incredibly safe walking from the Metro to the apartment or going to the grocery store even after dark. I haven't experience any crime yet, and I don't really expect to.
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London Normandy House
Pro- close to metro, cheap, has great amenities like a pool, laundry in unit, grill, gym, pnc bank in building and concierge
Cons- Rent property are unorganized and cause unnecessary stress on roommates. Not very social. Keep reading
Meridian at Courthouse Commons
Very walkable, lots of stores, bars, and restaurants nearby. Easy metro access. Popular with young professionals. Neighborhood is clean and safe. Lacks some of the charm that certain DC neighborhoods have.
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Meridian at Courthouse Commons
Courthouse is close enough walking to both Clarendon and Rosslyn but out of the way enough to be quietly removed from the underage drinking in Clarendon and more downtown feel of Rosslyn.
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Tellus
Close proximity to school (20 min walking; 8 min UBER; UBERPOOL ~ $2.99)
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Sedona l Slate
Rosslyn has everything you need with groceries, gyms, bars, coffee shops, etc. But the neighborhood definitely feels a bit corporate.
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Aubrey
The management team at Parc Rosslyn is really hard to deal with. You also have to pay for amenities on top of your rent.
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Parc Rosslyn Apartments
Rosslyn is very convenient to campus, but not a great neighborhood for walking around or for restaurants and bars.
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1800 Oak Apartments
You can find everything (restaurants, bars, cinema, grocery store, pharmacy) and is very safe.
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19Nineteen
It's quiet without a huge partying atmosphere nearby, which we wanted to avoid intentionally.
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The Prime at Arlington Courthouse
Not as many food places within walking distance, but metro accessible, clean, friendly area
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2001 Clarendon
Courthouse is a bit quieter than DC which I like, definitely safer and cleaner
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Tellus
Great location, but a bit far from school on public transit
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River Place East
A lot of business type
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London Normandy House
Good, especially if you have a car.
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Rosslyn Heights
Best part of Arlington
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Sedona Slate
Everything you need is nearby
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Bennett Park
Close enough. But not too close.
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Bennett Park
Best place to commute to Georgetown
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River Place North
Very close to campus but not much to do here
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River Place North
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While there's not as much to do in Rosslyn as there is in DC, it's quiet, safe, and super convenient. We have tons of transportation options (we don't own a car) and can walk to Georgetown easily.
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Rosslyn Heights
Rosslyn is great, gets a bad reputation from the snobs that think they're better for living in the city but it's safe, there's lots of good food nearby and everything is close and convenient. If you're more relaxed and not big into always going out or wanting to be surrounded by movement I would definitely recommend living here in Rosslyn than directly in DC. American University isn't very close though, it's normally like a 10 minute Uber or a 45 minute metro.
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River Place East
Rosslyn is the place to live in DC if you study or work in Georgetown/Rosslyn. Good Connectivity to metro/bus, Good Coffee & food options. Safeway/Target/CVS in the neighborhood. Rosslyn Metro can take you wherever you want to go for Party/work. The only thing i don't like is the expensive rent.
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The Prime at Arlington Courthouse
It's great to be so close to campus yet also "removed" from it. I like that I can hop on GW parkway and be at Carderock or Alexandria in about 17 min. I like all the views of the Potomac and trails accessible from Rosslyn. I don't like the very corporate feel of Rosslyn, but Courthouse is just a bit away and has lots of independent businesses. Since I feel suffocated in the city, Rosslyn is nice that I don't feel too much like I'm living in the city but still get the conveniences of city life.
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Christina House
My building is a 5-10 minute walk away from both Rosslyn and Clarendon, which are really fun areas for food, shopping, and just wandering around in. I know there are some people that don't super love walking that far, but I've never minded. The Prime is right across the street from an AMC which is delightfully convenient, and has a couple of nice restaurants nearby. It's also adjacent to the Arlington Courthouse, which means there's a large police presence in the area. That's always made me feel safer, but I also know that it can make people feel uncomfortable.
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The Prime at Arlington Courthouse
The neighborhood is extremely safe and well-lit - you will never feel scared walking home at night or anything like that. You will be walking distance to Safeway and Target. There are also plenty of casual restaurants and coffee shops: Panera, Starbucks, Cosi, Chop't (salads), Sweetgreen (salads), Little Beet (healthy food), District Taco. The Rosslyn Metro and DC Circulator are in this neighborhood and can take you anywhere in DC that you need to go. The Rosslyn GUTS bus is also right near the Metro stop and takes you to the Georgetown campus.
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Belvedere 1600
Mostly businesses. Pretty much dead on the weekend. Very close to a lot of fun bars, restaurants and places to hang out just up the road in courthouse and clarendon!
Biggest benefit is a short walk into Georgetown (another great neighborhood). There are tons of pets in the neighborhood but not in my complex. They aren't allowed in RiverPlace! Keep reading
River Place South
Cute neighborhood bars and restaurants (Ragtime, Bayou, Brooklyn Bagel) and a great market on Saturday mornings. Convenient to both Rosslyn and Courthouse (15 minute walk to Whole Foods or Trader Joes and Clarendon bars and restaurants). Only downside is that its a little further out from school and there are not a ton of Georgetown students living in this area.
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The Prime at Arlington Courthouse
Rosslyn is so close to DC, while still having a quieter vibe and cheaper rent than the district proper. There are plenty of restaurants & grocery stores. Only thing that's missing in the area is a proper neighborhood bar. Sometimes, the bar options can feel a little too similar to suburban chains. The neighborhood has a very active community as well, especially in the summer. There are outdoor movies, jazz festivals, arts & crafts festivals, etc.
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Rosslyn Heights
We love Courthouse because you have easy access to metro and so many other immensities in close walking distance. The Saturday farmer's market is wonderful, and lots of new restaurants and businesses have moved in over the last year. If you're looking for something a little quieter than Clarendon with the same access to metro and restaurants Courthouse is a great choice.
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Woodbury Heights Condominiums
Very much a business district and so is a very safe part of town. Nearby metro makes travel very convenient. That also means there are decent food options around within walking distance and even more that deliver. You have to get out of the neighborhood for a better bar seen though.
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River Place South
Living in Rosslyn is very convenient. It’s very close to the metro and it’s only one stop away from Foggy Bottom. I can also easily walk into Georgetown DC by simply crossing the bridge. I feel very safe here too and it’s close to grocery stores.
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Sedona|Slate
Neighborhood has plenty of activities and restaurants. Super close to the metro. Just choose any other apartment building besides this one.
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Rosslyn Heights
Very quiet on the weekends because it is quite commercial but plenty of restaurants. Very quick to get to more lively places for night life but don't have to suffer from the noise of being in the middle of it
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1800 Oak Apartments
It takes 20 minutes from my door to the law school via the metro. The neighborhood is a mix of residential and commercial, so there isn't much night life. Close access to Safeway and many restaurants.
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The Belvedere Condominium
Feel safe walking home at night
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Juliana House
Really nice and quiet at night, because it's primarily an office area. Great fast casual food options that are go-to places for people on their lunch break. Very clean and safe.
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Central Place
Lots of community events put on by the Rosslyn BID. For me it was a perfect location. I have enjoyed walking across the key bridge into Georgetown M Street. Love the area.
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Central Place
It’s a quiet neighbourhood with good connectivity and eating places
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River Place North
Mostly corporate but good mix of fast casual and good restaurants with a Safeway and a Target. Great metro access and close to Georgetown and Clarendon/Courthouse.
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River Place North
This is the quiet part! Clarendon, one stop away, has a good nightlife. There is food all through Rosslyn, Courthouse, and Clarendon. I love living in Arlington!
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Colonial Village
The Clarendon area is largely commercial, so it gets quieter in the evenings and on weekends. It's a crisp, clean area, and the community is friendly.
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19Nineteen Clarendon
quiet
safe close to metro, GUTS and campus (25 min. walk) grocery stores nearby: Target and Safeway Further from school social events Keep reading
1800 Oak Apartments
The neighbor is pretty quiet for the most part. When the weather is nice people are out walking dogs, jogging, or enjoying the neighborhood
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Rosslyn Vue
A little bit more corporate than I would have liked, but the GUTS bus is a great way to get back and forth to campus. Super convenient.
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Sedona Slate
Close to Georgetown Campus, Metro & Bus provides access to the entire DMV region. Calm in the evening, Has some decent eatries.
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Arlington Boulevard Apartments
Rosslyn is beautiful! No crime, good community events, food trucks, great restaurants, grocery store, TARGET, beergarden.
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London House
River Place East is well situated in Roslyn with convenient access to the metro and Georgetown and the Mt Vernon trail
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River Place South
Easy commute to Georgetown campus by walking, cycling or GUTS. Pretty quiet if vibrant social scene is required.
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Gables 12 Twenty One
Neighborhood is mainly professionals and students, as Deloitte & Nestle have office buildings in front of and behind Central Place respectively. Continental Beer Garden is right next to the bus stop, usually filled with professionals and students come happy hour.
Walking distance to Target & CVS, Safeway, plenty of fast casual and sit down food options walking distance. Rosslyn is very clean and well kept, I feel safe. Keep reading
Central Place
It's not as nice as Clarendon, but we still have stuff, and it's closer to DC which is nice. We have metro and a shopping center with a movie theater very near by and a couple decent restaurants within walking distance. There is also a good farmers market. I think it's a nicer place to live than Roslyn.
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Woodbury Heights Condominiums
Rosslyn is a great place to live. The downtown area where River Place is located is fairly small and consists of a lot of corporate buildings, with a lunchtime rush that draws a number of food trucks to the area. A few blocks up the street, the area becomes much more residential which offers an entire change in scenery. Within a 10-minute walk of the River Place, there is a CVS, Safeway, mini Target, District Taco, Panera, and many other restaurants, bars, and shops.
The building complex is also across the street from the Iwo Jima Memorial and Netherlands Carillon which has a beautiful park where you can picnic and enjoy views of the National Mall in the distance. The area is a great place to go on runs and bike rides, as well, as it is close to the Mt. Vernon Trail and Roosevelt Island. You can also cross the Key or the Arlington Memorial Bridge to get to Georgetown or the National Mall, respectively. Note - while Rosslyn is pet friendly, to my knowledge, River Place is not! Or at least, I haven't seen many dogs in the building complex. So this may not be the place for you if you have any pets. Keep reading
River Place North
Historically commercial district, does not feel particularly residential although that is improving, and there are a number of apartments in the area. Pros: I feel safe walking home alone at night. Very close to metro, easy commute to GW. Cons: Not a huge wealth of restaurants, bars, or stores in the immediate neighborhood. Most places close by 10pm.
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River Place East
The area around Arlington Court House is super clean and safe - the police department is right next to the metro station. It's only a short walk from all the shopping and dining in Clarendon, or the Target and Safeway in Rosslyn. There's plenty of public transportation route options for commuting into D.C., or deeper into Arlington, too.
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Meridian at Courthouse Commons
Pretty uppity area. Which is good for safety. I pay $1600 for a single, living by myself, and that's definitely on the lower end of what pays for living in this area. Lots of restaurant and bars if you're into that. Just a quick metro ride away from any sort of activity you would want to do.
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Georgetown Vista
Not very social, not a ton to do in Rosslyn but very convenient to get fro and from school.
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London House
Great neighborhood, mostly offices and caters to that (more fast casual food), but I like that it's close to DC yet cheaper, safe, and quieter than the city in many parts. Also, Rosslyn is very clean and well maintained because they hire "ambassadors" that are always out cleaning the city.
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Georgetown Vista
Close to school, but room to breath. Great location for if you are bringing your car.
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Sedona l Slate
Nice bars restaurants, perfect place for public tranist with 3 metro lines to DC.
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River Place East
Super quiet. Right next to the police department, making it (look) super safe.
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The Prime at Arlington Courthouse
Very safe neighborhood. Quiet and relatively well lit. Not much nightlife.
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Sedona l Slate
Clean, walkable, lots of restaurants, gyms and target walking distance.
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Swansen
Great neighborhood. Very safe and has tons of food options
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London House
Close to campus. Walkable. Downside is lack of night life
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Sedona Slate
Safe, convenient, but not in the social heart of things.
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River Place East
Plenty to do here, metro accessible to everything!
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Meridian at Courthouse Commons
I usually feel safe walking around by myself, even at night. The police station is right there, so staying on the main streets is a good option. It does get noisy on the weekends though with lots of young people heading to the bars.
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Meridian at Courthouse Commons
I love living in Rosslyn. I've always felt safe here and there are a ton of areas to walk my dog. It is a bit farther away from where people typically go out (mainly DuPont) but it's very convenient to get to and from school.
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1800 Oak Apartments
Quieter than DC, but really close to Georgetown neighborhood. There are good restaurants and parks, attractions, grocery stores. And is well served by the metro. And is a lot cheaper than DC.
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London Normandy House
A lot of restaurants, good location to get anywhere in dc. However, not a lot of night life in Rosslyn but you are close to everything. Grocery stores, cvs, etc... all available.
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Central Place
Uphill to the Courthouse and Rosslyn Metros - about a mile walk to each. Best if you own a car. Not many close restaurants or grocery stores.
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1530 N. 12th Street
It's nice--there's not much to do in Courthouse but it is close to Clarendon and easy ride to either DC or out to Ballston.
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1412 N Rolfe St
Surrounding is mostly private residences. You will need to walk about 5-10 min to get to groceries and restaurants.
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Virginian Suites
Very nice neighborhood, but it is very corporate and does not have a traditional neighborhood feel.
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River Place South
Walkable, some restaurants, no dogpark nearby. Police station nearby meaning safe environment.
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Tellus
A great balance of being close to D.C, but also being close to the best parts of Arlington.
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The Meridian Phase II
Close to Foggy Bottom and less expensive to live in. Not really much to do here though.
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River Place North
Neighborhood is quiet and convenient, but not much going on around.
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1215 North Fort Myer Drive
Not a great restaurant and social scene. Not much around.
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Central Place
Quiet, private
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1510 Condominiums
Fort Meyers is an excellent neighborhood
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Westmoreland Terrace
Love Courthouse!!
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The Prime at Arlington Courthouse
Close to campus, great metro access
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River Place North
Great food
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River Place North
less expensive but still close to things.
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Bennett Park
Its a nice area, but there isn't a ton to do
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Getting to KnowRosslyn
Neighborhood Boundaries
East to West Boundaries: George Washington Memorial Pkwy to N Courthouse Rd
North to South Boundaries: Curtis Memorial Pkwy to Marshall Dr
North to South Boundaries: Curtis Memorial Pkwy to Marshall Dr
dining
Il Radicchio
Quarterdeck
The Perfect Pita
Urban Bumpkin BBQ
grocery
MOM’s Organic Market
convenience
CVS Pharmacy
fitness
Bodymass Gym
CrossFit Rosslyn
LavaBarre
Orangetheory Fitness
parks
Gateway Park
Hillside Park
Rosslyn Highlands Park
coffee
AllSpice Cafe & Catering
Bayou Bakery
BeanGood! The Coffee Pub
Caffe Aficionado
bus
4A (bus)
55 (bus)
61A (bus)
61B (bus)
rail
Blue/Orange (metro)
Orange (metro)
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Dupont Circle
Beautiful, Well Established, and Close to Everything
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Penn Quarter
Amazing Arts, Entertainment, Food, and Shopping Options
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Crystal City
Quiet on the Weekends but Very Clean and Safe
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Shaw
A great neighborhood which makes the Ethiopian culture part of everyday life
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Capitol Hill Riverfront
Capitol Hill Riverfront's events, shops and parks are the best way to enjoy the Anacostia river
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Foggy Bottom
Art and Culture in the Capital City
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North Capitol Street
A Good Choice for People Working in the Area
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Cathedral Heights
Historical Neighborhood with a Contemporary Lifestyle
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NoMa
A flourishing neighborhood with great accessibility for its residents
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Lyon Village
Lyon Village's quiet and homely nature is loved by all its residents
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Downtown
Business, Shopping, and Nightlife in the Heart of DC
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Adams Morgan
The bustling nightlife and the quiet residential areas of Adams Morgan welcomes both families and young professionals
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Van Ness
A Former Civil War Site and a Place to Enjoy Art, Culture, Food, and Fashion Together
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Bloomingdale
DC Neighborhood Full of Colorful Culture and Cuisine
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Pentagon City
Growing neighborhood with great opportunities in fields such as entertainment, art and business
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Judiciary Square
Central Business Location for Large Companies and Government Offices
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Georgetown
Best Neighborhood for GW and Georgetown University Students
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Old Town
Home to Colonial Architecture, Boutiques and Restaurants
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Columbia Heights
Columbia Heights is a great place for foodies and shopaholics
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Capitol Hill
Right Next to the Eastern Market and Home to Many Families
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H Street Corridor
One Street w/ Everything You Need
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Mount Vernon Square
Growing Neighborhood with New Businesses Being Constantly Established
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Ballston
Ballston brings in culture in your life with its art, food and fashion
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Embassy Row
One of the Most Historical Locations in the Country
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Logan Circle
Vibrant Neighborhood Loved by its Residents with Plenty of Restaurants and Bars