- 310 F St NE #A, Washington, DC 20002$1,500/mo2 beds · 2.5 baths · 140 sqft room · 1 housemate310 F St NE #AWashington, DC 20002
- 21 6th St NE #1C, Washington, DC 20002$1,445/moStudio · 1 bath · 400 sq ft21 6th St NE #1CWashington, DC 20002
- 231 15th St SE #303, Washington, DC 20003$1,375/moStudio · 1 bath231 15th St SE #303Washington, DC 20003
- 902 C St NE, Washington, DC 20002$1,500/moStudio · 1 bath · 400 sq ft902 C St NEWashington, DC 20002
- 1314 K St SE #101, Washington, DC 20003$1,150/mo1 bed · 1 bath1314 K St SE #101Washington, DC 20003
- 1110 K St SE #B, Washington, DC 20003$1,500/mo1 bed · 1 bath1110 K St SE #BWashington, DC 20003
- 201 8th St NE, Washington, DC 20002$1,499/mo6 beds · 6 baths · 2,400 sq ft · 5+ housemates201 8th St NEWashington, DC 20002
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Capitol Hill Snapshot
About Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill is a neighborhood the stretches around the United States Capitol Building in downtown Washington, DC.
This historic neighborhood developed as the principal living quarters for the early Senatorial and Congressional members.
Living in Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill is largely comprised of row houses and townhouses and is one of the most densely-populated neighborhoods in the District.
Getting around the city and the country when living in Capitol Hill is no problem, thanks to Union Station. Not only does the Metro stop in Union Station, but it is also an Amtrak station.
Eastern Market is also a major draw of Capitol Hill. This historic marketplace hosts flea markets on Sundays that attract people from all over the city.
Capitol Hill tends to be more affordable than many of the other popular neighborhoods in Washington, DC. To see the median rents for the neighborhood, check out our heat maps.