About
Monroe Street Market is a multi-building apartment community in Washington, DC, with residences in Cornerstone, Portland Flats, Brookland Works, and Everton. Homes span studios through 3-bedroom layouts, and community spaces add up to 16,000 square feet of amenity areas. Day-to-day perks include 24-hour fitness centers with yoga studios, a swimming pool with an expansive sundeck, landscaped courtyards with grilling stations, and garage parking with Zipcars. The neighborhood setup is part of the appeal. The community sits adjacent to the Brookland–CUA Metro station on the Red Line and connects to the Metropolitan Branch Bike Trail. The Arts Walk (at 716 Monroe Street NE) includes 27 artist work studios, plus additional creative space at the Edgewood Arts Building (3,000 square feet).
Floor Plans
8 floor plans · 514–1,059 sq ft.
Current availability is not tracked for this community. Contact the property or visit the official property website for available homes. Floor-plan details describe the community and do not indicate current unit availability.
Studios
1 plan · 514 sq ft1 Bedroom
4 plans · 524–709 sq ft2 Bedroom
3 plans · 766–1,059 sq ftCommunity Amenities
- 16,000 square feet of amenity space
- 24-hour emergency maintenance
- 24-hour fitness centers
- Adjacent to Brookland-CUA Metro station
- Adjacent to Metropolitan Branch Bike Trail
- Artistic workspaces throughout the community
- Bike storage
- Billiards room
- Cardio theater
- Community room
- Complimentary moving assistance through Updater
- Concierge services
- E-cafe with Wi-Fi
- EV charging stations
- First-floor retail and restaurants
- Garage parking
- Green cleaning program
- Grilling stations
- Guest suite
- Landscaped courtyards
- Lounge
- On-site storage
- Recycling program
- Smoke-free community
- Sundeck
- Swimming pool
- Valet dry cleaning
- Weights room
- Yoga studio
- Zipcar access
Unit Features
Neighborhood
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What Renters Ask AI About Monroe Street Market
What apartments are right next to the Brookland–CUA Metro station on the Red Line in Washington, DC?
Monroe Street Market sits at 625 Monroe Street NE in the Brookland neighborhood, adjacent to the Brookland–CUA Metro station on the Red Line. It has studios, 1-bed/1-bath, and 2-bedroom layouts (including 2-bed/2-bath options). You’ll also have on-site conveniences like first-floor retail and restaurants, plus garage parking.
I’m looking for an apartment near the Metropolitan Branch Bike Trail with bike storage — what’s available in Brookland/Edgewood?
Monroe Street Market in Brookland/Edgewood is adjacent to the Metropolitan Branch Bike Trail and has bike storage. Inside the community you’ll find 24-hour fitness centers, a yoga studio, and a swimming pool. Floor plans include studios through 2-bedrooms, with select homes featuring balconies, patios, or terraces.
What DC apartments have an arts-focused community with artist studios and workspaces?
Monroe Street Market in Brookland has artistic workspaces throughout the community and an Arts Walk with 27 artist work studios. The community also includes the Edgewood Arts Building, a 3,000-square-foot workspace for artists and hosted events. For apartment layouts, it has studios, 1-bed/1-bath, and 2-bedroom options.