108 O Street SW

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Anacostia

Description#

Discover urban living at its best in this charming 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment at 108 O Street SW, Washington, DC. This cozy residence offers comfort and convenience with easy access to some of the city's most popular amenities. Located near the vibrant Waterfront District, you’ll be steps away from The Wharf with its variety of dining, shopping, and entertainment options, as well as Nationals Park and the Southwest Waterfront Metro Station for an easy commute. Perfect for anyone looking for a cozy city retreat, this apartment combines the benefits of an ideal location with the comforts of home. Available for immediate occupancy—don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy city life in the heart of DC! Walk Score: 84

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About Southwest DC#

The smallest quadrant in DC has seen some big changes. Southwest is framed by parks, waterways, and the National Mall. For centuries, it was a blue-collar neighborhood of dockworkers and fishermen. Following World War II, it became an experiment in urban renewal. Today, another transformation has taken place in Southwest, a tremendous revitalization of its western edge. With prices for nearly every budget, Southwest apartments and housing options range from gracious, subdivided townhomes to sleek waterfront towers. Learn more about Southwest DC.