Common Clifton Apartamentos

**COLIVING:Fully furnished all-inclusive housing in a shared suite. Utilities and extras included **

Get more for your rent at Common Clifton with coliving: a private bedroom in a fully-furnished shared suite, WiFi, utilities, household essentials... (from pots and pans to toilet paper), free laundry, community events and so much more — all for 20% less than a nearby studio.

At our home in Columbia Heights, you'll get:
• Private, furnished bedroom
• On-site washer and dryer
• High-end stainless steel kitchen appliances (Pots, pans, utensils, etc.)
• Fully furnished community spaces
• Gym
• Lounge & Rooftop
• Bike Storage
• Free wifi
• Monthly cleaning of apartment common areas
• ALL utilities included in the rent, including heat, hot water, gas, and electric
• Keyless access and tech-enabled spaces
• Flexible lease terms (6 months+)
• Access to Common Connect. Connect is your central hub for all things community related, including member events. You’ll also gain access to exclusive perks in the form of deals from local and national brands.

Columbia Heights’ central location makes it one of DC’s most coveted neighborhoods. Located just two miles northwest of the National Mall, north of Adams Morgan, and east of the National Zoo, Common Clifton is the perfect home-base for discovering DC.

The Columbia Heights Metro Station is a 10-minute walk away from Common Clifton, and gets you on the Green and Yellow lines that travel throughout DC. You can also explore the neighboring Mount Pleasant by bike and discover Salvadoran markets, funky dive bars, vintage stores, and family-owned restaurants spread throughout blocks of iconic townhomes.

Explore Meridian Hill Park — a two-level, European-style park with tiered fountains, historic statues, and, every Sunday, an afternoon drum circle — right in the heart of Columbia Heights. Catch a classical or contemporary play (in Spanish and English) as well as dance, music, poetry, spoken word, art, and film programs at the groundbreaking GALA Theatre, founded in 1976. If you’re an avid museum-goer, try the Mexican Cultural Institute. The non-profit presents diverse cultural programs, such as art exhibits, concerts, and even cooking classes.

Not to mention, there are tons of cozy restaurants and bars to try. Get a taste of Filipino cuisine at Bad Saint on 11th Street, run by Chef Tom Cunanan (who won the James Beard Award for the Best Chef in the Mid-Atlantic in 2019). Consider spots like Room 11 for cocktails, small plates, and breakfast, or Thip Khao for Laotian’ spicy curries and rice dishes. Lee mas