Nestled between Logan and Dupont Circles, Thomas Circle offers easy access to the National Mall, just four blocks away, and is close to the business and government offices that shape our nation. With two Metro stops nearby, Andover House enjoys the benefits of Washington's dynamic urban layout. It's close enough for a quick commute to the office yet perfectly positioned within a vibrant neighborhood. Surrounded by clubs, cultural landmarks, and iconic destinations, this location is a prime spot to experience Washington's ever-evolving landscape.
Located between Logan and DuPont Circles, Thomas Circle is near the National Mall and nearby business and government offices. Andover House residents enjoy city life convenience and neighborhood charm with two Metro stops nearby. High-end grocery stores and a regional produce delivery program offer access to fresh food. With cultural icons and clubs nearby, Thomas Circle is desirable in Washington's landscape.
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Andover House 1200 14th Street NW, Washington, DC20005
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The U Street Corridor is known for its rich cultural history, particularly its jazz heritage, with landmarks like the historic Lincoln Theatre and the Howard Theatre. The neighborhood hosts numerous art galleries, live music venues, and cultural festivals, making it a lively and engaging place to live.
A Wealth of Museums
The extraordinary Smithsonian collections on the Mall are only the beginning of museum life in the District. Nearby, the National Building Museum tells stories of architecture and design in hands-on, larger-than-life ways, including a maze to get lost in. The top-rated Crime Museum is a must for CSI fans. The National Postal Museum and International Spy Museum are just two of many others.
The Library of Congress
One of the most important library collections in the world, the Library of Congress, located near the Capitol Building is open to the public for research purposes, rotating exhibitions, and a variety of special events. A research institution, the LOC is a remarkable place to visit, research, and immerse yourself in virtually any conceivable subject. Along with the nearby Smithsonian, the LOC is the primary repository for the great milestones and myriad details that comprise our nation’s history.
Variety of Restaurant Choices
With one of the most innovative and exciting restaurant scenes in the nation, the choices in the District are infinite. International food is one of the great delights of Washington, and you have wonderful ethnic choices within walking distance. You can also find everything from casual bar food to romantic fine dining without getting in a cab.
A Thriving Cultural Landscape
The Folger Theatre, internationally acclaimed for its exquisite productions of Shakespeare and other classic works, is a short walk from your door. Historic Ford’s Theatre is also nearby, offering tours as well as a full season of important American plays. The Warner Theatre features an eclectic mix that includes the Washington Ballet, musical guests, and comedy acts.
Rock Creek Park
Washington DC is a very dense urban environment where nearly every square foot of space is spoken for. Granted, it’s a great city for walking but what about a nature fix? Rock Creek Park, running along the Potomac, is the oldest and largest urban park in the national park system. Dedicated in 1890, Rock Creek features 1,700 acres of natural, multi-use scenery. Hundreds of trails run throughout the park, making it a perfect getaway just a few miles from the White House.
Capital One Arena
The huge Capital One Arena arena hosts a roster of top sports teams: the Capitals, Wizards, Georgetown Hoyas, and WNBA Mystics. When not booked for a game, the arena gets taken over by the latest and greatest music acts. Best of all: You don’t have to fight to park. Just walk a few blocks, and you’re there.
Chinatown
Enter Chinatown through the ornate Friendship Gate. The historic compact area features shopping and, of course, a huge variety of terrific Chinese and Asian restaurants. Be sure to stop by for the annual Chinese New Year parade.
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