In the heart of the iconic and lively Woodley Park

Woodley Park is one of most desirable neighborhoods to live in Washington DC - a perfect blend of urban convenience and natural beauty. The lively restaurants, classic buildings and tree lined streets give Woodley Park its distinct neighborhood character. Its central location in the heart of DC and proximity to public transportation make it convenient for Woodley Park residents to access the jobs, schools, and institutions that make this city and region internationally important.

A stone sculpture of a lion lying down with a majestic mane, set against a partly cloudy sky and leafless trees.
A concrete arch bridge over a creek, surrounded by leafless trees in early spring with a partly cloudy sky.

Everything at your door step.

  • Entrance to the Smithsonian National Zoological Park with a sign for the Giant Pandas exhibit, decorated with panda images, and a large stone

  • Exterior of a lively coffeehouse and bar called Open City with outdoor seating on a patio, green umbrellas, and people dining outside in the evening.

  • People dining at tables inside a bright, airy restaurant with large windows and decorative ceiling panels.

  • Entrance of a restaurant named New Heights with a canopy, outdoor seating, flowers, and lights during evening.

  • Street scene with outdoor dining area, people walking and sitting at tables, storefronts, trees with green leaves, and a small statue of a chef in the foreground.

  • Signpost for Woodland Park-Zoo, Swain's Moor, and Mion's

Reasons why Woodley Park is an exceptional choice for someone looking to live well in Washington DC:

A scenic view of a bridge arching over a lush, green park with winding roads and cars, with a city skyline of buildings in the background.

  • Situated along the Red Line of the city's Metro system, residents can easily travel to Downtown DC, Georgetown, or other parts of the city within minutes. Moreover, multiple bus routes serve the area, ensuring convenient access to various destinations. The neighborhood's proximity to major highways like Connecticut Avenue and Rock Creek Parkway also makes commuting by car a breeze.

  • One of the remarkable aspects of the Muriel at Woodley Park is its close proximity to Rock Creek Park, one of the largest urban parks in the United States. This expansive green oasis provides residents with ample opportunities to indulge in outdoor activities such as hiking, jogging, cycling, and picnicking. The park's serene woodland trails offer an escape from the city's hustle and bustle, providing solitude and tranquility. The presence of the National Zoo within Woodley Park adds to the charm, making it a perfect destination for family outings and leisurely strolls amongst exotic animals.

  • Woodley Park showcases a beautiful blend of historical and modern architecture. It possesses a rich assortment of row houses, apartment buildings, and stately mansions, each with its unique character. The neighborhood's streets are lined with elegant tree canopies, creating a picturesque and welcoming ambiance. The historic Wardman Tower, a prominent landmark in the area, exemplifies the neighborhood's architectural grandeur. Living in such a visually appealing and historically rich environment adds an extra layer of charm and sophistication to everyday life.

  • Woodley Park prides itself on its strong sense of community. Residents have access to an array of amenities such as trendy restaurants, cozy cafes, boutique shops, and local grocery stores. The neighborhood's commercial center along Connecticut Avenue is a hub for socializing and exploring unique culinary experiences. With a diverse range of cuisine options, residents can savor flavors from around the world .