What schools are assigned to 554 Newcomb St SE?

The schools assigned to 554 Newcomb St SE include King Elementary School, Hart Middle School, and Ballou High School.

What neighborhood is 554 Newcomb St SE in?

554 Newcomb St SE is in the Congress Heights neighborhood in Washington, DC.

554 Newcomb St SE Washington DC

Bathed in natural lightContemporary finishes throughoutOnsite coin-operated laundry roomFully furnishedUpdated upper-level apartmentTwo spacious bedroomsWell-maintained building

Discover the perfect blend of comfort, style, and convenience at 554 Newcomb Street SE. This fully FURNISHED and updated upper-level apartment features two spacious bedrooms and a modern full bathroom, ideal for comfortable city living. Bathed in natural light, the unit showcases contemporary finishes throughout and is part of a well-maintained building with an onsite coin-operated laundry room, making everyday living effortless. Apartment Features: Bright and airy upper-level layout Two generously sized bedrooms Updated full bathroom with modern fixtures Contemporary finishes throughout Onsite coin-operated laundry for convenience Unbeatable Location: Nestled in one of Washington, DC's most rapidly developing neighborhoods, this apartment offers easy access to top destinations: St. Elizabeths Campus, a historic site undergoing major redevelopment Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center, the new full-service hospital on St. Elizabeths East Campus Entertainment and sports hubs including Audi Field (DC United), Nationals Park, and waterfront dining at The Wharf National Harbor & MGM Resort and the charm of Old Town Alexandria, VA Minutes from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) Transit & Commuting: Close to the Green Line Metro Station Quick access to I-295, I-395, and I-495 for seamless travel across the DMV Whether you're drawn to waterfront dining, vibrant nightlife, or proximity to hospitals, military bases, and major employment centers, this apartment provides an ideal home with unmatched convenience in Washington, DC.

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