What is the walk score of 2820 - 2824 Devonshire Place NorthWest?

2820 - 2824 Devonshire Place NorthWest has a walk score of 55, it's somewhat walkable.

What schools are assigned to 2820 - 2824 Devonshire Place NorthWest?

The schools assigned to 2820 - 2824 Devonshire Place NorthWest include Eaton Elementary School, Hardy Middle School, and MacArthur High School.

What neighborhood is 2820 - 2824 Devonshire Place NorthWest in?

2820 - 2824 Devonshire Place NorthWest is in the Woodley Park neighborhood in Washington, DC.

2820 - 2824 Devonshire Place NorthWest - 2820-2824 Devonshire Pl NW Washington DC - Unclaimed

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 210 Studio, 1 ba 7 photos	--	Now	$1,495

Well-maintained building complexStudio apartmentLaundry room on premises

*HALF MONTH FREE DURING YOUR 2ND FULL MONTH AT THE PROPERTY IF YOU LEASE BY 3/31 Studio apartment in well-maintained building complex and quiet neighborhood, right off Connecticut Ave, across from the Zoo!! Close a small playground, plenty of restaurants and small shops. Short distance to the National Zoo, the movie theater and the neighborhood grocery store. Laundry room on premises. *ALL utilities included except summer AC charges* 2824 Devonshire Place Northwest is close to Red Line CLEVELAND PARK METRO STATION stop. This location is in the Cleveland Park neighborhood in Washington D.C.. Nearby parks include Cleveland Park, Woodley Park and Klingle Valley Park. Nearby schools include Maret School, Washington International School and Aidan Montessori School. The closest grocery stores are Yes Organic Market, Brookville Supermarket and Manhattan Market. Nearby coffee shops include Starbucks, Panda Cafe and Cafe Express. There are 60 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Pizza Hut, Mane Restaurant & Panda Cafe and Ardeo + Bardeo. Cats Okay! Service and Companion Animals Welcome! Professionally managed by: Fred A. Smith Company 730 24th Street, NW, Ste. 19 Washington, DC 20037 EHO

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