What is the walk score of The Corcoran?

The Corcoran has a walk score of 98, it's a walker's paradise.

What schools are assigned to The Corcoran?

The schools assigned to The Corcoran include Garrison Elementary School and Cardozo Education Campus.

What neighborhood is The Corcoran in?

The Corcoran is in the Logan Circle neighborhood in Washington, DC.

What are The Corcoran's policies on pets?

This building has a one time fee of $500 and monthly fee of $50 for dogs. This building has a one time fee of $500 and monthly fee of $35 for cats.

Does The Corcoran have virtual tours available?

Yes, 3D and virtual tours are available for The Corcoran.

The Corcoran - 1350 Corcoran St NW Washington DC

Tranquil interior finishesResident sky loungeAmenity suitePurposeful designRoof deckStylish finishes

Welcome to The Corcoran at 14th, where stylish finishes purposeful design and unrivaled location come full circle. This modern residential community, featuring 1 & 2 bedroom apartment homes along the coveted Corcoran Street, in the heart of the vibrant 14th street corridor neighborhood in Washington, DC will astonish! Be amazed with the unique apartment home layouts, tranquil interior finishes and amenity suite. No comfort or convenience was spared with an extensive amenity package including a resident sky lounge, roof deck, package concierge and garage parking to boot! Just a short distance from exceptional shopping, dining and entertainment options this community has it all! We welcome you home, where life meets Splendor! Contact us today to be among the elite to view this exclusive apartment community! No Inclusionary Zoning Homes available at this time. One-Time Expenses Admin Fee: $500 Application Fee: $75 Cat fee: $350 Dog fee: $500 Recurring Expenses Parking: $250 Indoor or Outdoor Parking? Garage Cats allowed? Y Cat limit? 2 Dogs allowed? Y Dog limit? 2 Cat Rent: $35 Dog Rent: $50 Miscellaneous Utilities Included (please indicate which ones): Water/Sewer and Trash Removal Income Requirement: 3.5 *We will not refuse to rent a rental unit to a person because the person will provide the rental payment, in whole or in part, through a voucher for rental housing assistance provided by the District or federal government*

District law requires that a housing provider state that the housing provider will not refuse to rent a rental unit to a person because the person will provide the rental payment, in whole or in part, through a voucher for rental housing assistance provided by the District or federal government.