Capitol Hill

Right Next to the Eastern Market and Home to Many Families
A remarkable neighborhood with memorable structures such as the Supreme Court, Union Station and the Bartholdi Fountain. Literature or science lovers can spend a whole day at the Folger Shakespeare Library reading books and watching classical plays, or the US Botanic Garden attending gardening seminars and cooking classes.
Median rents in Capitol Hill
Studio
$
1,350
1 Bedroom
$
2,100
2 Bedroom
$
2,500

Living in
Capitol Hill

Convenient Acessibility
Great Restaurants And Bars
Incredibly Charming
Safe
Mostly Residential
Easy Commute
Fun Neighborhood
Not Much Nightlife
Vibrant
Proximity To Amenities
Quiet
Capitol Hill — 8.1/10 Rating (based on 13 neighborhood reviews)
Nice calm neighborhood with great restaurants. Break from foggy bottom/student life
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8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Hill House Apartments
The neighborhood is located near the Union station and H street. So you have public transportation and grocery stores close. But it’s not a very diverse environment (for international people).

I feel it’s very expensive and I have roommates. I have a school in front so it’s very loud in the afternoon. (Lots of people at certain hours)
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9
/10
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421 A St NE
It's an excellent, safe neighborhood with plenty of families. While it's not the most exciting neighborhood in the city, it's within walking distance of plenty of bars and restaurants.
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6
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The Parkman at Lincoln Park
A great neighborhood right in the heart of Capitol Hill. Not much night life or young crowds but incredibly charming and great for dining out or brunch.
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/10
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Butterfield House
I love Capitol Hill. It's close to Eastern Market, easy access to two different Metro stops, and there is great food everywhere!
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/10
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215 C Street
Friendly, lots of dogs, cute coffee shops, great farmer's market.
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10
/10
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214 12th ST SE, Apt. B, Washington, D.C.
During the day the area is safe and flocking with people. At night I would be careful walking alone.
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7
/10
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Jenkins Row
The neighborhood is adorable and the neighbors were all very kind.
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Stanton House
Quiet but very nice. Lots of young families. Decent restaurant selection. Not a lot of nightlife (besides 8th St SE which is a slightly older crowd). Generally go to U St / Dupont Circle / Adams Morgan area to go to bars, 20 to 30 minute uber (3-4 slow city miles). Decent metro access (silver, orange, blue, and red) and access to Union Station (Amtrak and buses). Close to National Mall and somewhat close to Nationals Park for baseball games. Commute to McLean HQ building is a 45 minute metro ride from Capitol South on the Silver Line. Driving w/ minimal traffic is 25 mins to office. Driving w/ bad traffic (usually in afternoons) is 1 hour.
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Capitol Hill
Amazing neighborhood that doesn't feel like its in a big city while being within walking distance to heart of DC. It's a fun and safe neighborhood to be in!
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115 D Street SE
Love the neighborhood. Very safe and residential. Easy access to campus (~30 commute). Not as close to restaurants, other attractions.
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725 Massachusetts Ave
This a wonderful neighborhood... close to downtown, great restaurants and bars, and also quiet and residential.
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Self-Owned Home
Far from school and people who live NW, but gorgeous area, lots of restaurants and bars and young people, right by the Capitol, Library of Congress, and Supreme Court.
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518 2nd Street Apt 1 SE


Getting to Know
Capitol Hill

Neighborhood Boundaries
East to West Boundaries: 15th St SE to S Capitol St SE
North to South Boundaries: Massachusetts Ave NE to Southeast Fwy
dining
Bullfeathers
El Taco Loco, Eastern Market
Finn McCool’s
The Red Zebra
grocery
Capitol Hill Supermarket
Harris Teeter
Trader Joe’s
convenience
7-Eleven
The Corner Market
Walgreens
fitness
Balance Gym
Jade Fitness
St Marks Yoga Center
William H Rumsey Aquatic Center
parks
Garfield Park
Lincoln Park
Stanton Park
Virginia Avenue Dog Park
coffee
Bourbon Coffee
District Doughnut and Coffee
Firehook Bakery
Jacob’s Coffee House
bus
90/92 (bus)
96 (bus)
97 (bus)
V4 (bus)
rail
Blue/Orange (metro)
Blue/Orange (metro)
About your Neighbors
Data from the 2013 American Community Survey
Zip Codes
Capitol Hill includes zip codes 20003, 20002, and 20001
Rent vs Own
45
% of Capitol Hill residents are renters
Driving to Work
35
% of Capitol Hill residents drive to work
New Construction
19
% of housing units in Capitol Hill have been built in the last 15 years
Building Types
79
%
<20 units
4
%
20-49 units
16
%
50+ units
Demographics
Children (under 18)
14
%
18 - 34
38
%
35 - 54
28
%
55+
20
%
Unit Mix
5
%
Studio
34
%
1 Bed
28
%
2 Bed
34
%
3+ Bed
Occupation or Education
Working Professional
64
%
Undergrad Student
4
%
Grad Student
5
%
Unemployed
5
%
Retired
21
%
What Capitol Hill Residents Think About Their Apartments
overall
8.0
value
7.7
amenities
6.0
social
7.0
management
7.0
safety
7.6

Best Apartments
in Capitol Hill

721 E Street NE

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The Morgan on Capitol Hill Apartments

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900 Maryland Ave NE

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Butterfield House
1 Bed $2,000
2 Beds $3,000
3 Beds $3,350

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115 D Street

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NOVEL South Capitol
Studio $2,129
1 Bed $2,275
2 Beds $2,975

Nearby Neighborhoods

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Capitol Hill Riverfront
Capitol Hill Riverfront's events, shops and parks are the best way to enjoy the Anacostia river