
711 G St SE, Washington
Apartment
6 room options · Bills included · 4.6 km to centre
from $363 /week
2652 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE, Washington

The Parkway House is a contemporary student housing located at 2652 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE, Washington, DC 20020, United States. The property provides well-furnished 1B apartments that are ideal for students. The property is located near prominent educational institutions such as Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, which is about 13 minutes by car, and Gallaudet University, which is just a 19-minute drive. Washington, DC is becoming more popular among many students. Washington, DC has a sizeable student population of around 101,000 (Data USA) university students. The city has a Walk Score of 77/100 (Walk Score, 2026) (very walkable). For students, U-Street, Dupont Circle, Foggy Bottom, Adams Morgan, Columbia Heights, and Capitol Hill are some of the most walkable areas in Washington DC. The Safety Index of Washington is 40.32/100 and a (Numbeo, 2026). The city is student-friendly and affordable, and some of the safest neighborhoods in Washington are Foggy Bottom, Cleveland Park, Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, Capitol Hill, and Columbia Heights. The cost of living in Washington, DC, is approximately $1,700- 2,800 per month, excluding tuition, and depends heavily on whether the student rents a private studio/room or shares an apartment. This student housing in Washington benefits from reduced stress through the inclusion of utility bills and services in the monthly rent.
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