Mount Pleasant

"DC's Next Big Thing"
Mount Pleasant celebrates diversity through its international cuisine restaurants or cultural events. Live Music at Haydee's Restaurant displaying the Mexican culture, the Purple Patch with their taste of Philippines or Don Juan with dishes from EL Salvador are just a few ways residents enjoy their after work hours or weekends.

You can't beat the public transportation and there's a ton of nightlife options in the area. Reviewers claim it's going to be DC's next big thing, so why not get in before everyone else does?
What Mount Pleasant Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
7.0
value
7.1
amenities
6.0
social
6.3
management
6.0
safety
6.3
Median rents in Mount Pleasant
Studio
$
1,500
1 Bedroom
$
1,800
2 Bedroom
$
2,800

Living in
Mount Pleasant

Diverse
Nice Restaurants And Bars
Lively
Walkable
Safe
Easy Commute
International Culture
Best Places In DC
Mount Pleasant — 8.1/10 Rating (based on 11 neighborhood reviews)
The neighborhood is a great example of DC's diversity. Mt. Pleasant is a predominantly Latino community (primarily from El Salvador); however, as with most of DC, gentrification has started to take root. The neighborhood is generally safe for the city; however, it is always important to be cautious. Crime is primarily theft (breaking into car windows) and there has only ever been one serious incident that I've known about in my 3 years here. On the positive side, there are so many great restaurants for various types and it is easy to access the rest of the DMV area thanks to the bus and metro. If you enjoy walking, this neighborhood is great as well.
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9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Majestic Apartments
Close to bars and restaurants in Mt. Pleasant and Adams Morgan, and only a short walk to DC USA and other spots in Columbia Heights.
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8
/10
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Embassy Condos
Mt. Pleasant is one of the best neighborhoods in DC. It is diverse, with a mix of old Hispanic families and newer, educated young professionals. Mt. P street itself has some nice independent bars and restaurants. The area is also adjacent to Columbia Heights, which has Target, Best Buy, etc. as well as Adams Morgan, which is very lively on weekends.
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8
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Chalfonte
Wonderful in the heart of mount pleasant. Lots or bars and restaurants
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Harvard Hall
Decent food, walkability, farmers market on Saturday
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8
/10
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Park East Apartments
Nice neighborhood, but close to Columbia Heights.
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5
/10
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1703 Kenyon St NW
Love the neighborhood, reasonably close to transit and easy walking to bars and nightlife while not being too close if that's not your thing
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9
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Harvard Village
The neighborhood is definitely going to be one of the next big things in DC. Very convenient to the S bus-lines.
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The Woodner Apartments
No complaints. I feel very safe and have had no issues. Can't beat the public transportation nearby or all the night life areas. If you are the type of person to feel "unsafe" simply because the area has higher rates of blacks and hispanics then don't move to Mt Pleasant.
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10
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Chalfonte
Very walkable/easy transit. Nice mix of restaurants and shopping
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8
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The Woodner Apartments
family friendly, beautiful area, easily walkable
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10
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Harvard Village


Getting to Know
Mount Pleasant

Neighborhood Boundaries
East to West Boundaries: 16th St NW to Beach Dr NW
North to South Boundaries: Piney Branch Pkwy NW to Summit Pl NW
dining
Angelico Pizzeria
Ercilia’s Restaurant
Haydees Restaurant
Taqueria Los Compadres
grocery
Best World Supermarket
fitness
Embrace Yoga
Fit 360 DC
Past Tense
Solidcore
parks
Lamont Park
coffee
Habit
bus
43/H3/H8 (bus)
D32/H3/H4 (bus)
H3/H4 (bus)
S9 (bus)
About your Neighbors
Data from the 2013 American Community Survey
Zip Codes
Mount Pleasant includes zip codes 20010 and 20009
Rent vs Own
61
% of Mount Pleasant residents are renters
Driving to Work
29
% of Mount Pleasant residents drive to work
New Construction
9
% of housing units in Mount Pleasant have been built in the last 15 years
Building Types
55
%
<20 units
13
%
20-49 units
33
%
50+ units
Demographics
Children (under 18)
15
%
18 - 34
43
%
35 - 54
27
%
55+
16
%
Unit Mix
17
%
Studio
32
%
1 Bed
23
%
2 Bed
28
%
3+ Bed
Occupation or Education
Working Professional
73
%
Undergrad Student
4
%
Grad Student
5
%
Unemployed
5
%
Retired
11
%

Best Apartments
in Mount Pleasant

The Park Monroe
Studio $1,450
1 Bed $1,895

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Lynnbrooke Condominiums
Studio $1,500
1 Bed $1,750
2 Beds $2,600

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Northbrook Condominium II

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Chatham Courts
Studio $1,625
1 Bed $1,850
2 Beds $2,575

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Sarbin Towers
Studio $1,333
1 Bed $1,878

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