Private room
Washington, D.C., United StatesFlex Plus at Foggy Bottom
$1,315 monthly
- Private room
- Wi-Fi
- Gym
- Kitchen
- AC
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Coliving in Washington, D.C.
Discover community-driven housing in Washington, D.C. for remote workers, students, and professionals.
18 homes in Washington, D.C.
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Private roomWashington, D.C., United States
Compare local rents and neighbourhoods
| Room type | Listed monthly rent |
|---|---|
| Private room | $1,005 to $1,745 |
| Neighbourhood | Listed homes |
|---|---|
| Dupont Circle | 8 |
| Columbia Heights | 5 |
| Union Market | 3 |
| Shaw | 2 |
City Guide
Washington, D.C. is the US capital, where government, policy, NGOs and consulting bring a steady flow of interns, fellows and young professionals into group houses. Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, Columbia Heights and Shaw are the core room-rental neighbourhoods, with Capitol Hill and Georgetown as quieter alternatives. The Metro system reaches the suburbs in Maryland and Virginia, and Reagan National Airport is one stop across the river.
Coliving in Washington, D.C.: 18 homes listed right now, from $1,005 to $1,745 per month. Median rent is $1,375 for a private room. Enquire free, with no brokerage. Working professionals in Washington, D.C. often look for coliving and furnished rooms near work hubs such as K Street / Downtown and in well-connected neighbourhoods like Dupont Circle, Columbia Heights and Union Market. Students and researchers moving to Washington, D.C. can compare housing near Georgetown University and George Washington University. Local guides also cover famous places and landmarks across Washington, D.C., including Reagan National Airport and Union Station.
Students
Moving for university or an exchange semester? Compare student accommodation and shared rooms near campuses in Washington, D.C..
Working Professionals
Explore coliving and rooms near business districts, tech parks, coworking hubs and popular neighbourhoods.
Popular neighbourhoods
Well-connected areas where renters look first, with shops, food and transport close by.
- Dupont Circle8 homes
- Columbia Heights5 homes
- Union Market3 homes
- Shaw2 homes
- Adams Morgan
- Capitol Hill
- Georgetown
Famous Places
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Common Questions
How much does coliving cost in Washington, D.C.?
Across 18 live listings, median rent is $1,375 for a private room per month. Listed rents are $1,005 to $1,745 for a private room a month. Coliving rents usually include utilities, Wi-Fi and cleaning; check each listing for what is included.
Which areas of Washington, D.C. have the most listed homes?
Dupont Circle, Columbia Heights, Union Market and Shaw have the most live listings right now.
Which universities in Washington, D.C. have student housing guides?
Students moving to Washington, D.C. can explore rooms and student accommodation near Georgetown University and George Washington University, with distances and monthly rents on each campus page.
Where do working professionals live in Washington, D.C.?
Working professionals in Washington, D.C. commonly look near business and tech hubs such as K Street / Downtown, and in well-connected neighbourhoods including Dupont Circle, Columbia Heights, Union Market and Shaw.
Which famous places and landmarks in Washington, D.C. are covered?
Easycoliv maps homes and neighbourhoods near famous landmarks and transit hubs in Washington, D.C., including Reagan National Airport and Union Station.
Are listings verified?
None of the 18 listings in Washington, D.C. is from a KYC-verified operator yet; operators confirm availability every 7 days, and a listing left unconfirmed for 45 days is paused.
What is coliving?
Coliving is professionally managed shared living: a private room or studio plus shared kitchens, lounges and coworking, with Wi-Fi, cleaning and community events usually included in one monthly price. Stays are typically one month or longer.
Is there any brokerage or contact fee?
No. Tenants never pay. Listings are posted by owners and operators, and enquiries go to them directly.