Glover Park

Residential and Cozy Neighborhood on the Outskirts of DC
Apart from Wisconsin Avenue which is a commercial street, Glover Park is very residential and homely with all its prime locations just a few blocks away. After work hours could be spent at the Breadsoda with its excellent beer while Weekends can be spent taking a stroll at the community gardens or watching Glover Park residents be part of the neighborhood softball league.

Reviewers say the cost of living is pretty high and there isn't much access to public transit, but it's very close to Georgetown and has plenty of dining options. It feels like more of its neighborhood as opposed to being one small section in a big city.
What Glover Park Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
7.5
value
8.0
amenities
6.0
social
6.3
management
7.2
safety
10
Median rents in Glover Park
Studio
$
1,800
1 Bedroom
$
1,985
2 Bedroom
$
2,950

Living in
Glover Park

Extremely Safe
Expensive
Young Neighborhood
Fun
Clean
Lively
Quiet
Tons of Restaurants and Bars
Residential
Grocery Stores Nearby
Glover Park — 8/10 Rating (based on 58 neighborhood reviews)
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.
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Phylmar Plaza
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.
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4025 Davis Pl NW apt 1
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!
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eaves Glover Park
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.
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4121 W St NW
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.
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Tunlaw Apartments
Lots of families and dogs walking around all the time. Very close to Wisconsin Ave with tons of food and bars and shops. Feel very safe too, just a great place to live
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4024 Calvert Street NW
Convenient to GUTS shuttle, safe area, nearby grocery and restaurants, Starbucks, and Washington Sports Club. Nice mix of young professionals and families.
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2255 Wisconsin
Cozy suburb within DC. Lots of young families so neighbors are nice. Nice restaurants in the area, but not a very lively nightlife per se.
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Townhouse
Quiet, residential. Options available for social outings on Wisconsin Ave and close enough to conveniently get to Georgetown and Dupont.
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2409 Huidekoper Pl NW
Lots of families and lots of grad students. Very safe. Public transportation is not great but it’s covenient to the georgetown area.
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N/A
Neighbors are quiet and friendly. Short walk to Wisconsin for dining, bars, ace hardware, liqour store, rite aid, cvs.
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Private Home
Glover Park is a very residential area, safe, cozy, minutes from Georgetown but still feels like a neighborhood.
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Beecher House
Glover Park is pretty quiet and it's not on the Metro; however, it's super close to campus.
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Park Crest
Friendly
Lots of family
Many nurses, residents, staff who work at MGUH live in area
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4000 Tunlaw
Restaurants and bars within walking distance. Access to bus routes. Nearby groceries.
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Eaves Glover Park
Quiet and safe. Walking the hill to and from campus is the only downside.
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Private Home
Quiet and far from metro, but VERY convenient to campus and bus stops.
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Independent
Glover Park is a great neighborhood with a diverse population- college students, graduate students, nurses, small families, and some retired. The people are very friendly, and it is within walking distance to Wisconsin Avenue which has a many shops and restaurants.
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Park Crest
This is a residential neighborhood that is generally pretty diverse. There are many younger families, but there are also quite a few students that live in this area. It is very safe and right near public transportation!
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3919 Benton Street NW Washington DC
Great restaurants and cafes as well as 3 close grocery stores (Whole Foods, Safeway, and Trader Joe’s). Many young couples and Georgetown students live in the area making it lively but not rowdy. Very safe.
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The Sheffield
Many other graduate student live nearby. Close enough to school to walk. Close to many stores on Wisconsin Ave. Not near a metro stop but very close to bus lines that will take you downtown.
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4025 Davis Pl NW
good for older people, don't recommend if you want to actually live in DC and have fun
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4000 Tunlaw
Would be the best neighborhood ever if it had a metro stop. GP has great restaurants and just the right amount of bars. Whole foods is in the middle of the dt area which is great.
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4000 Tunlaw
Quiet, suburban neighborhood with enough restaurants and grocery stores. Near the woods! Also very close to other neighborhoods with a more poppin' social scene.
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Eaves Glover Park
There are a lot of dogs and it seems to be quite safe. There's even a community pantry. It's far from most things, but it's nice otherwise.
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2622 41st St NW
Glover Park is a family friendly neighborhood. I feel safe living alone. There are many restaurants and grocery stores nearby.
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Carillon House Apartments
Glover Park is really quiet and grassy. Lots of pets and babies.
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Park Crest
The neighborhood is very safe and kid friendly.
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Carillon House Apartments
Very family/pet friendly neighborhood.
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Eaves Glover Park
The neighborhood is very quiet and seems to be family-oriented. There are always people out on a walk. Everything seems to be very safe.
The only downside is poor public transportation access. There are no metro stops nearby. There is one bus (D2) right outside, which goes to Dupont Circle. Buses like 30, 31, and 33 are also accessible by a short walk. Not bad overall, but can make commutes somewhat long.
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2614 41st St NW
I love Glover Park. It is much more neighborhood than city. Wisconsin Ave has a good selection of restaurants and shops in walking distance. It's about a mile downhill to Georgetown University. Coming home, that mile is uphill! Decent bus service, no metro service at all. Uber has it covered very well.
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eaves Glover Park
Glover Park is an extremely safe area. It has tons of food options along with basically anything else you could need. The downside is it is not near any public transportation and the cost of living is veru high. It is extremely popular for young adults to move their after college graudation. Definitely a young, fun enviroment.
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2255 Wisconsin
Glover Park feels like a small town in a big city. Full of quiet side streets that are great for walking/running. I feel very safe riding my bike to campus, to DuPont, to Georgetown, etc. It's a mix of students and young families, so I feel very safe.
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Not Named
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.
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Carillon House Apartments
Safe area, walking distance to necessities, not a lot of noise, mix of young professionals right out of college and young families, decent amount of restaurants
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2000 37th st nw
Everyone is super kind and welcoming! It's a lovely community of older people but also young people some with families and others without.
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3752 W St NW
Upsides: Very quiet and calm environment. Nearby access to the D2 bus.
Downside: Distant from nightlife venues (Bars and restaurants)
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eaves Tunlaw Gardens
Easy access to whole foods, fast casual restaurants, good bar scene (Town Hall, Mad Fox, Bread Soda), Monday night trivia at Bread Soda!
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Glove Park home
Very safe neighborhood. Apt building is next to Russian embassy. Walking distance to American University and Georgetown.
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Archbold
Quite, residential, green, great neighborhood. More limited bar/restaurant/social scene but very close to campus.
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Tunlaw Co-Op
A more quiet part of the city. Quick commute to campus and the surrounding Georgetown neighborhood: walkable, by bike/scooter and shuttle. Some restaurants and shops nearby. Note with ongoing construction the Wisconsin Ave. shuttle drops riders off on the far side of the hospital, so plan for time to walk to class from there. This shuttle also operates for fewer hours than the other routes.
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2255 Wisconsin
Residential, close to hospital, but no Metro access. Does have a convenient bus, however.
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N/A
Very quiet neighborhood with lots of trees. The apartment is away from groceries though.
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Park Crest
Near Restaurants, Rite Aid, CVS, Cleaners, Post Office and Guts Bus. No car needed.
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2414 39th ST NW
Living in Glover Park is absolutely amazing. The neighborhood is adorable and safe; there are restaurants, bars, grocery stores, dry cleaning, etc. all right there; and it's an ideal location for getting to campus (but not feeling like you live surrounded by undergrads).
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3520 W Pl NW, Apt. #201
Walkable, safe, lots of bars and restaurants. Easy to walk around.
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2324 40th St NW
Glover Park is very residential, but it's close enough to Georgetown that there is plenty of access to bars, restaurants, coffee shops, etc. Lots of options for groceries and very bike-able which make it a great fit for students.
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N/A
The neighborhood is pretty lively with bars and stores lining Wisconsin ave. There are parks in the neighborhood and for a bustling city like DC, this apartment can be considered to be in a fairly quieter neighborhood.
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Carillon House Apartments
Lots of new restaurants and the Whole Foods. I live right off of Wisconsin Ave, so I'm close to transit and it doesn't have the same sleepy neighborhood feel that other parts of Glover can have,
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2255 Wisconsin
Lots of restaurants and bars right across the street on Wisconsin. Safeway is a 12 minute walk. Two Starbucks's within a 15 minute walk. Unfortunately they both close really early (8:30 pm).
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Carillon House Apartments
It's definitely an interesting mix of young professionals, students and families. Much more residential than expected.
Getting anywhere by metro requires a bus to metro transfer.
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Park Crest
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
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Carillon House Apartments
If you don't mind walking everywhere, this is a great neighborhood.
Stores, restaurants and pubic transportation options concentrate around Wisconsin Ave.
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Park Crest
Super safe, quiet, good access to buses, sometimes feel secluded from rest of dc- have to take an Uber back at night if going out downtown
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2655 41st nw dc
Major con is no public transport besides a few bus stops. Other than that, it's very safe and feels like a neighborhood.
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2215 42nd st nw
Great!
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eaves Tunlaw Gardens
Residential and clean
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Park Crest
Friendly people
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eaves Tunlaw Gardens


Getting to Know
Glover Park

Neighborhood Boundaries
East to West Boundaries: Wisconsin Ave NW to 44th St NW
North to South Boundaries: Tunlaw Rd NW to W St NW
dining
Dumplings & Beyond
Peruvian Brothers
Surfside
sweetgreen
grocery
Safeway
convenience
CVS Pharmacy
Rite Aid
fitness
CorePower Yoga
CrossFit Balance Glover Park
Urban Athletic Club
coffee
Starbucks
bus
31/33 (bus)
D1 (bus)
D1/D2 (bus)
About your Neighbors
Data from the 2013 American Community Survey
Zip Codes
Glover Park includes zip code 20007
Rent vs Own
43
% of Glover Park residents are renters
Driving to Work
52
% of Glover Park residents drive to work
New Construction
3
% of housing units in Glover Park have been built in the last 15 years
Building Types
65
%
<20 units
11
%
20-49 units
24
%
50+ units
Demographics
Children (under 18)
12
%
18 - 34
40
%
35 - 54
24
%
55+
25
%
Unit Mix
7
%
Studio
31
%
1 Bed
25
%
2 Bed
37
%
3+ Bed
Occupation or Education
Working Professional
67
%
Undergrad Student
11
%
Grad Student
9
%
Unemployed
2
%
Retired
10
%

Best Apartments
in Glover Park

2800 Wisconsin Ave
Studio $1,450

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The Colonnade Condos
1 Bed $2,900
2 Beds $3,800

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4111 W St

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Sherry Hall
Studio $1,250
1 Bed $1,725

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The Glover House
Studio $1,856
1 Bed $2,595
2 Beds $3,337

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4114 Davis Place NW

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