What is the average rent in Washington, DC?

Based on the latest Zillow data, the average rent across all unit types in Washington is currently $1,700 per month. Prices vary by neighborhood, floor plan, and building amenities.

How has rent changed recently in Washington?

Rent in Washington has increased by $5 month-over-month, according to the latest Zillow rental data.

What schools are assigned to 864 Bellevue St SE?

The schools assigned to 864 Bellevue St SE include Hendley Elementary School, Hart Middle School, and Ballou High School.

864 Bellevue St SE Washington DC

Gleaming hardwood floorsPlenty of cabinet spaceOpen layoutSleek updated kitchenStainless steel appliances

Welcome to your next home at 864 Bellevue St SE, Unit #1 a vibrant and freshly updated 2-bedroom, 1-bath apartment that checks all the boxes! Whether you're working from home, entertaining friends, or just kicking back, this space has the modern touches and cozy charm you're looking for. Step into a sun-soaked living area with gleaming hardwood floors and an open layout that flows right into a sleek, updated kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances and plenty of cabinet space. The bedrooms are roomy and bright, perfect for winding down or setting up your dream WFH setup. The bathroom? Freshly renovated with clean, modern finishes. What You'll Love: 2 spacious bedrooms, 1 sparkling full bath Beautiful hardwood floors throughout Stainless steel appliances + great counter space In-unit washer/dryer no more laundromat runs! Central heat and A/C for year-round comfort Secure entry for peace of mind Street parking available Location, Location, Location! Nestled in the growing Bellevue/Congress Heights neighborhood, you're minutes from Metro, bus lines, parks, grocery stores, and all the city access you need. Quick commutes to downtown, Navy Yard, JBAB, and easy access to I-295 make this a commuter's dream. Ready for your next chapter? This sunny, stylish apartment is ready for you. Schedule your tour today and come see why 864 Bellevue #1 should be your new address!

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