16th Street Heights

The 16th Street Heights neighborhood in Washington D.C. is a unique place to live, work and play.

Welcome to 16th Street Heights

The 16th Street Heights neighborhood in Washington D.C. is a unique place to live, work and play. The boundaries of the area are Military Road (north) Georgia Avenue (east) Rock Creek Park (west) and Arkansas Avenue (east). The neighborhood began around 1910 with the majority of homes built in the 1920’s and 1930’s. Here you will find a delightful mix of architecture ranging from apartment buildings and row houses to semi-detached Tudors and large stand-alone homes.

The community is quite diverse and well served by public transportation that takes riders downtown or Silver Spring. There are many options for both public and private education in the neighborhood which plays host to The Kingsbury School, which specializes in working with special needs students.

There’s plenty to do in this close knit neighborhood, whether you are into sports or music, this area has something for everyone. There are a number of open air concerts each year at the Carter Barron Amphitheatre. Summer days are filled with picnickers and children playing in park. Golf and tennis buffs won’t be disappointed as the area boasts great facilities for both.

The 16th Street Heights neighborhood offers residents reasonably priced membership in an area country club, access to the great DC night life and an amazing selection of music and art events. It definitely has the urban vibe, but in a more suburban way. Sound good? 16th Street Heights might be the next place you call home!
 
 

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Moreland's Tavern, a blue-brick corner restaurant with a large umbrella-covered outdoor patio. Commercial storefront with a blue awning, glass doors, and potted plants flanking the entrance. BBQ Bus Smokehouse storefront with a large sign on a red brick facade. Gold Coast Café storefront in a red-brick corner building with a curved awning. Moreland's Tavern with outdoor patio seating and decorative planters at its entrance. Moreland's Tavern, a blue-brick corner building with open doors and outdoor patio seating. Rock Creek Park welcome sign beside a paved path, with a fenced sports area and leafy trees. William H. G. Fitzgerald Tennis Centre with covered stands and tall stadium lights. Annie’s ACE Hardware storefront with a red awning and Pride and District of Columbia flags. Upshur Park entrance sign with a colorful playground and trees behind it. Park playground with colorful climbing equipment, slides, and a shaded pavilion beneath mature trees. Neighborhood park with outdoor fitness equipment, colorful rubber surfacing, and a stone-column pavilion. Sandy baseball field with a chain-link backstop, green grass, and trees beyond the fence. Neighborhood baseball field with a sandy infield, chain-link fencing, and mature trees. Sign for Upshur Recreation Center, operated by District of Columbia Parks and Recreation. Twin Oaks Community Garden sign behind a chain-link fence amid greenery. Green park with a curving road, broad lawns, and a large shade tree. Rock Creek Park entrance sign beside a curving road and green lawns. Outdoor swimming pool with swimmers, lounge chairs, and a bathhouse behind it. Fenced basketball and tennis courts beneath leafy trees, with brick apartment buildings behind them.

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