Available units
![]() Unit 3501-309 1 bd, 1 ba | 550 | Now | $1,900 |
![]() Unit 3501-503 1 bd, 1 ba | 550 | Now | $2,155 |
![]() Unit 3501-404 2 bd, 1 ba | 750 | Now | $2,189 |
![]() Unit 3501-504 2 bd, 1 ba | 750 | Now | $2,190 |
![]() Unit 3501-204 2 bd, 1 ba | 750 | Now | $2,400 |
![]() Unit 3501-407 2 bd, 1 ba | 800 | Now | $2,800 |
![]() Unit 3501-507 2 bd, 1 ba | 800 | Now | $2,800 |
What's special
| Day | Open hours |
|---|---|
| Mon - Fri: | 9 am - 4:30 pm |
| Sat: | Closed |
| Sun: | Closed |
Facts, features & policies
Building Amenities
Other
- In Unit: Washer/Dryer In Every Home
Outdoor common areas
- Courtyard
Security
- Gated Entry: Controlled Access
Services & facilities
- Bicycle Storage: Bike Room
- Elevator
- On-Site Maintenance: On-Site Management & Maintenance
- On-Site Management
- Storage Space
Unit Features
Appliances
- Dishwasher
- Dryer
- Garbage Disposal
- Microwave Oven
- Washer
Cooling
- Central Heat And Air Conditioning
Flooring
- Hardwood Floors
Heating
- Central Heat And Air Conditioning
Internet/Satellite
- Cable TV Ready
Policies
Parking
- None
Special Features
- 24-Hr Emergency Maintenance
- Efficient Appliances
- Electronic Thermostat
- Gourmet Kitchens With Stainless Steel Appliances
- Green Building
- High Ceilings
- Historic Building
- Large Closets
- Recycling
- Window Coverings
Neighborhood: Columbia Heights
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Nearby schools in Washington
Living in Washington
Columbia Heights sits in northwest Washington, DC, on elevated ground a few miles north of downtown. The neighborhood mixes historic rowhouses with busy commercial corridors and apartment buildings, and its summers are hot and humid while winters are generally cool. Meridian Hill Park, also known as Malcolm X Park, offers fountains, broad lawns and walking paths; nearby, the neighborhood’s public library and small playgrounds add everyday places to pause outdoors. Along 14th Street and 11th Street, restaurants, cafés, grocery stores and shops create a lively local scene, with performance and arts venues nearby. The Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines connects the area to downtown, and buses and bike routes offer additional ways to get around. Columbia Heights neighborhood rental data lists a median rent of $2,453 per month and a typical range of $225 to $7,950, based on 312 active listings.
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Frequently asked questions
Monroe Tower has a walk score of 95, it's a walker's paradise.
The schools assigned to Monroe Tower include Raymond Elementary School, MacFarland Middle School, and Roosevelt High School @ MacFarland.
Yes, Monroe Tower has in-unit laundry for some or all of the units.
Monroe Tower is in the Columbia Heights neighborhood in Washington, DC.
A maximum of 2 cats are allowed per unit. This building has a one time fee of $350 and monthly fee of $50 for cats. A maximum of 2 dogs are allowed per unit. This building has a one time fee of $350 and monthly fee of $50 for dogs.


















