Brightwood, Washington, DC 2 Bedroom Apartments For Rent
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- PET FRIENDLY$1,670 - $3,208/mo2-4 Beds1-2 BathsElevated Northwest DC Living at The Pinnacle | 1363 Peabody St NW,
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Frequently Asked Questions about 2+ Bedroom Apartments for rent in Brightwood, Washington, DC
- How many 2+ bedroom apartments are for rent in Brightwood, Washington, DC?Trulia currently lists 136 2+ bedroom apartments for rent in Brightwood, Washington, DC, about 66% of all apartments for rent there.
- How much do 2+ bedroom apartments in Brightwood, Washington, DC rent for?Rents for 2+ bedroom apartments in Brightwood, Washington, DC range from $1,575 to $3,700 a month. Each listing shows its exact rent and any fees.
- What does the 2+ bedroom page show?Apartments in Brightwood, Washington, DC with 2 or more bedrooms.
- What share of apartments for rent in Brightwood, Washington, DC have 2 or more bedrooms?2+ bedroom units make up 66% of apartments for rent in Brightwood, Washington, DC, with sizes from 407 to 3,108 square feet.
- How does bedroom count affect rent?Each extra bedroom adds to rent, but the cost per bedroom usually falls, which is why roommates split larger units.