Target
The Columbia Heights Target offers many services such as a CVS pharmacy, in store cafe, fresh groceries and a Starbucks. The store is only a half mile from Glenn Arms Apartments making it a great location to fill all your shopping needs.
Glenn Arms Apartments
Discover unique living spaces in the 100 year old Glenn Arms Apartments offering a selection of 1-bedroom homes on the edge of the historic Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington DC.
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Your Tour, Your Way
We offer a variety of tour options to find your next apartment home. Contact us to arrange your live video tour with one of our friendly leasing agents.
This is an affordable community. Income & student restrictions apply, please contact the leasing office for pricing, information and guidelines.
It’s your apartment and you are welcome to tour in a way that makes you feel most at home. Whether you prefer to take a self-guided tour on your own, be accompanied by one of our leasing professionals (when possible), or take a live video tour from the comfort of your home, we have options that will work for you!
Glenn Arms is close to everything the District has to offer with shops and entertainment outside your front door. stroll to the National Zoo just blocks away or head to the Columbia Heights Target a half mile from the community. Embrace downtown living on the DC Metro where you can catch the green & yellow lines at Branch Ave a half mile from the property or stroll to Meridian Hill Park and wait for one of the many buses that zip down 16th St NW through Dupont Circle and Lafayette Square.
We offer a variety of tour options to find your next apartment home. Contact us to arrange your live video tour with one of our friendly leasing agents.
This is an affordable community. Income & student restrictions apply, please contact the leasing office for pricing, information and guidelines.
It’s your apartment and you are welcome to tour in a way that makes you feel most at home. Whether you prefer to take a self-guided tour on your own, be accompanied by one of our leasing professionals (when possible), or take a live video tour from the comfort of your home, we have options that will work for you!
Glenn Arms is close to everything the District has to offer with shops and entertainment outside your front door. stroll to the National Zoo just blocks away or head to the Columbia Heights Target a half mile from the community. Embrace downtown living on the DC Metro where you can catch the green & yellow lines at Branch Ave a half mile from the property or stroll to Meridian Hill Park and wait for one of the many buses that zip down 16th St NW through Dupont Circle and Lafayette Square.
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With so much convenience and activity around Glenn Arms Apartments you'll never want to leave the neighborhood. Choose from grocery shopping at Safeway or Harris Teeter within blocks of the community. If a night out is on the agenda, check out one of the many casual dining spots in Columbia Heights, Adams Morgan or Dupont Circle all nearby. If you're looking for a place to gather with others in the neighborhood, head over to the original Busboys and Poets on 14th & V where you can listen to neighbors read original poetry in a space inspired by American poet Langston Hughes who worked as busboy in DC prior to gaining recognition.
Harris Teeter
Harris Teeter is a Kroger grocery chain with based on the East Coast. You'll find everything from fresh produce to fully prepared meals. You can even try ordering online before leaving your apartment making the trip and quick and easy as possible.
Busboys and Poets
Busboys and Poets is a community gathering place. First established in 2005, Busboys and Poets was founded by owner Andy Shallal, an artist, activist and restaurateur. After opening the flagship location at 14th and V Streets, NW, the neighboring residents and progressive community embraced Busboys. The name Busboys and Poets refers to American poet Langston Hughes, who worked as a busboy at the Wardman Park Hotel in the 1920s, prior to gaining recognition as a poet.