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Washington, D.C. Neighborhoods

In Washington, D.C., Interim Housing Solutions works with companies that provide furnished rentals in Washington, D.C., as well as in neighboring states of Maryland and Virginia. Whether you are looking for a furnished rental in the Washington, D.C. or in its suburbs, Interim Housing Solutions will be able to help you find exactly what you are looking for.

Washington, D.C. furnished rentals are available in most of the city’s neighborhoods. From stylish Georgetown to the business-like streets of Federal Triangle to the political Capitol Hill area, there is a wide array of options to choose from:

• Adams Morgan: With a vibrant character, Adam’s Morgan welcomes people from all walks of life. Washington, D.C. furnished rental residents can enjoy this neighborhood’s ethnic flair with great dining options and cultural events.
  
  
• Capitol Hill: Just blocks away from the U.S. Capitol, this neighborhood has a great history to it. Here you can find beautiful row homes and gardens.
  
  
• Cathedral/Glover Park: Located near Georgetown and American University, this neighborhood is more residential and is home to many students.
  
  

• Chevy Chase: This upscale neighborhood borders Chevy Chase, Maryland. Washington, D.C. furnished rental dwellers can take advantage of the popular shops and restaurants here.
  
  

• Cleveland Park: This residential area, located in northwest D.C., has a New England feel to it with winding streets and houses with front porches. Within walking distance of the National Cathedral and National Zoo.
  
  

• Downtown: In this area of Washington, D.C. furnished rentals you can experience both the history of the city and its contemporary culture. You’ll find museums, theaters and fine dining throughout this neighborhood.
  
  

• Dupont Circle: This lively neighborhood is filled with fun art museums, international dining and stately homes. The center of the neighborhood is the Dupont Memorial Fountain, a great place for Washington, D.C. furnished rental residents to enjoy a picnic or people-watch!
  
  

• Federal Triangle: Stretching between the White House and the U.S. Capitol, this area contains many federal buildings, such as the Justice Department, Department of Commerce and the IRS.
  
  

• Foggy Bottom: This neighborhood is located conveniently between the Downtown area of D.C. and Georgetown. Also home to George Washington University, Watergate and the John F. Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C. furnished rental residents will find a neighborhood with a nice local feel.
  
  

• Georgetown: With everything from boat houses to upscale shops and fine dining, Georgetown is a mix of history and fun.
  
  

• Kalorama: Also known as Embassy Row, this neighborhood has large houses and multiple parks. This neighborhood is also home to several high profile politicians.
  
  

• Southwest D.C./Waterfront: Located on the edge of the Potomac River, this neighborhood has a rich ethnic culture and was recently part of an urban renewal project.
  
  

• Tenleytown: Located in the heart of American University this neighborhood is also populated by students. With restaurants, movie theaters and shopping, this neighborhood has a residential feel to it.
  
  

• U Street Corridor: A center of the city’s African American community, the U-Street area holds an abundance of African American heritage. The neighborhood is also part of an urban renewal project and has many theaters and clubs.
  
  

• Upper Northwest: Furnished rentals in Upper Northwest are in a residential neighborhood with its trendy shops and restaurants. Borders Rock Creek Park, perfect to enjoy the outdoors.
  
  

• Upper Wisconsin: This area, also known as Friendship Heights, is filled with retail shops and restaurants. Upper Wisconsin is generally considered as a wealthy neighborhood.
  
  

• West End: This small area in northwest D.C. has several large condominium and office buildings. It’s most prominent landmarks include the Ritz Carlton and the West End branch of the D.C. Public Library.
  
  

• Woodley Park: Located in the upper northwest section of Washington, D.C., is filled with restaurants and shops. Washington, D.C. furnished rental residents can also enjoy Rock Creek Park, a large grassy park in this neighborhood.

In addition, Interim Housing Solutions works with providers of furnished rentals in Northern Virginia and Maryland.

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Now that you know the neighborhoods, it’s time to go out and explore them! Read on to find more fun things to do during your stay in temporary housing.