Rent to own Homes in District of Columbia

Georgetown, duh! Georgetown has been one of "the" neighborhoods in the District of Columbia since its founding in 1751. The epicenter of this community is Wisconsin and M streets, where high-end restaurants, shopping and nightlife can all be found. It's also the home of Georgetown University, a 102-acre campus filled with wonderful Gothic architecture. If you move your household to Georgetown, you may find an ambassador or media mogul as your neighbor.

History! History! History! The District of Columbia is not only a vibrant economic and government center, it is also home to some of the nation's finest treasures. Residents and property owners benefit from the robust trade as tourists flock to sites such as the Washington Monument, the National Archives and the United States Mint.

Check out District of Columbia rent to own homes for sale, which may include auction properties, for sale by owner, and more.
Showing 1 - 44 of 176
429 N St SW #S-700
Rent To Own
 
Single Family Home
Washington, DC 20024
1
1
550 ft2
1966
950 25th St NW #605N
Rent To Own
Foggy Bottom - GWU - West End
Single Family Home
Washington, DC 20037
1
1
0 ft2
1966
3133 FORT LINCOLN DR NE
Rent To Own
Woodridge - Fort Lincoln
Single Family Home
Washington, DC 20018
4
4
2590 ft2
2017
612 EASTERN AVE NE #C3
Rent To Own
 
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20019
2
1
466 ft2
1952
1414 22ND ST NW #6
Rent To Own
Dupont Circle
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20037
2
2
1052 ft2
2005
4200 CATHEDRAL AVE NW #404
Rent To Own
Cathedral - Wesley Heights - McLean Gardens
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20016
1
1
716 ft2
1957
1211 S EADS ST #607
Rent To Own
Crystal City Shops
Townhouse/Condo
Arlington, VA 22202
1
1
641 ft2
1989
1 of 52 2806 DUMBARTON ST NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Georgetown
Single Family Home
Washington, DC 20007
2
1
1030 ft2
1900
3150 SOUTH ST NW #PH1F
Rent to Own Eligible
Georgetown
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20007
3
4
3890 ft2
2003
1 of 56 2501 K St NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Foggy Bottom - GWU - West End
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20037
1
2
668 ft2
1981
1 of 2 2501 M St NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Georgetown
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20037
1
1
820 ft2
2017
922 24th St NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Foggy Bottom - GWU - West End
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20037
1
1
641 ft2
1962
3150 SOUTH ST NW #1C
Rent to Own Eligible
Georgetown
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20007
3
4
2644 ft2
2003
1099 22ND ST NW #106
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20037
1
1
862 ft2
1985
1 of 48 2310 14th St N
Rent to Own Eligible
Clarendon - Courthouse
Townhouse/Condo
Arlington, VA 22201
2
1
890 ft2
1996
2153 CALIFORNIA ST NW #402
Rent to Own Eligible
Kalorama
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20008
2
1
1575 ft2
1900
1521 11TH ST NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Logan Circle - Shaw
Single Family Home
Washington, DC 20001
2
2
1156 ft2
1880
1713 S ST NW #5
Rent to Own Eligible
Dupont Circle
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20009
2
2
1163 ft2
1916
1 of 23 4429 P ST NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Foxhall - Palisades
Single Family Home
Washington, DC 20007
4
2
1441 ft2
1925
1442 T ST NW
Rent to Own Eligible
U Street - Cardozo
Single Family Home
Washington, DC 20009
3
1
1194 ft2
1870
1425 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW #22
Rent to Own Eligible
Logan Circle - Shaw
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20005
1
2
1320 ft2
1927
1 of 73 1515 15th St NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Logan Circle - Shaw
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20005
2
2
2837 ft2
2008
1706 U ST NW #104
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20009
1
1
538 ft2
1905
1 of 52 1101 S ARLINGTON RIDGE RD
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Arlington, VA 22202
2
3
1575 ft2
1976
1 of 29 1721 37TH ST NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Georgetown
Single Family Home
Washington, DC 20007
5
3
1280 ft2
1926
1900 S ST NW #401
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20009
1
1
631 ft2
1908
1 of 77 1421 Columbia Rd NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Logan Circle - Shaw
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20009
2
1
867 ft2
1910
1 of 263 938 WESTMINSTER ST NW
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Single Family Home
Washington, DC 20001
4
4
3217 ft2
1889
1 of 137 1177 22nd St NW
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20037
3
3
2337 ft2
2008
1 of 32 2025 Hillyer Pl NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Dupont Circle
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20009
2
3
1121 ft2
1886
1 of 33 1011 M St NW
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20001
1
1
520 ft2
2016
1628 11TH ST NW #101
Rent to Own Eligible
Logan Circle - Shaw
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20001
2
3
1504 ft2
2017
1 of 56 4404 VOLTA PL NW
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Single Family Home
Washington, DC 20007
4
3
1462 ft2
1932
1 of 46 1402 Swann St NW
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20009
2
2
843 ft2
1900
1811 19th St NW
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20009
2
1
800 ft2
1885
1 of 59 1923 9th St NW
Rent to Own Eligible
U Street - Cardozo
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20001
2
2
1139 ft2
2019
1 of 44 1930 New Hampshire Ave NW
Rent to Own Eligible
U Street - Cardozo
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20009
1
1
421 ft2
1915
1 of 53 2127 California St NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Kalorama
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20008
2
3
1539 ft2
1927
701 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW #1222
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20004
1
1
649 ft2
1991
1718 P ST NW #T19
Rent to Own Eligible
Dupont Circle
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20036
1
1
439 ft2
1968
1 of 53 1827 Florida Ave NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Adams Morgan
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20009
2
2
871 ft2
1925
1 of 19 1830 17th St NW
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20009
1
1
647 ft2
1901
1460 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW #7
Rent to Own Eligible
Logan Circle - Shaw
Townhouse/Condo
Washington, DC 20005
3
1
0 ft2
1900
1 of 24 1331 30TH ST NW
Rent to Own Eligible
Georgetown
Single Family Home
Washington, DC 20007
4
4
1528 ft2
1900
Sponsored Link

More District of Columbia Property Resources

Rent to own Homes in Cities Near District of Columbia

Top 20 Reasons to Live in District of Columbia

Who needs a car? Escape the insane district traffic by taking the Washington, DC metro system. Opened in 1976, the metro rail network includes 106 miles of track on five lines with 86 stations. The Metro is the second-largest public transportation system in the United States, second only to the Big Apple's subway system. Safe and reliable, residents and visitors to the District of Columbia rely on the Metro for both business and personal travel through the Capital Region.

Historical homes equals beauty! The District of Columbia is home to a dazzling array of historical houses. From fully renovated mansions in Dupont Circle to row houses in neighborhoods such as Columbia Heights that are experiencing an economic renaissance, house-hunters can find property and homes for sale in their price range.

The Smithsonian: "America's Attic" is a complex of 19 museums and research centers open every day except for Christmas. From the Hope Diamond at the Museum of National History to the NASA displays at the Air and Space Museum, admission is always free. With its year-round programs and displays, this treasure is one of the highlights of living in the District of Columbia.

Circling around Dupont! The "old city" area of Washington, DC, Dupont Circle was part of Pierre L'Enfant's original city design. Today, even though the area is a modern commercial area, Massachusetts Avenue is home to some of the grandest homes in the area. House-hunters looking for townhouses or homes for sale in this area will pay above the median price, but will see their property values increase or remain stable. Home to the British Embassy and the Blaine Mansion, Dupont Circle is a prime destination in DC.

PANDAmonium: Part of the Smithsonian complex, the zoological park is one of the oldest in the United States. A haven for endangered species, the National Zoo is home to one of the world's most successful panda breeding programs. District residents delight in being part of "panda watches" when the zoo is waiting for a new cub. And, as part of the Smithsonian community, admission is always free.

Culture, culture, culture! The District is a series of neighborhoods, each with a unique culture and flavor. From the elegance of Georgetown and Dupont Circle to the funky fun of Chinatown, the district is a series of eight wards, each with its own government representatives. When looking for homes for sale or rent, consider the atmosphere of the entire ward.

Chinatown (minus Nicholson): Enter through the Friendship Archway on H Street and enjoy Chinatown. Two dozen restaurants and small locally owned businesses are the heart of the properties that are on the National Historical Register.

Amazing Nightlife! Washington, DC works long hard hours and is ready to let off some steam when the sun goes down. Bars range from elegant to eclectic, fine to funky. Grab a martini on M Street in Georgetown or a beer in the sports bars around Capitol Mall. The Metro runs until 3 a.m. on the weekends, so there is no excuse not to have a good time.

Townhouse Living: The real estate listings in Washington DC will be heavy on townhouses. By hunting for townhouses for sale or rent to own, a buyer can not only expand their options, but also experience the unique flavor of DC townhouses. Tall and narrow, many facing onto quiet tree-lined streets, townhouses are perfect for the high-energy, fast-paced DC lifestyle with very little yard work and easy access to the Metro.

Thriving Cultural Diversity: DC is home to a vibrant multi-cultural business environment. The percentage of businesses owned by minorities and women well out-paces the rest of the country. The statistically higher incomes of DC residents and demand for services is a rich climate for aspiring non-traditional business owners.

Home Prices and Home Values are Growing: The District of Columbia has seen robust growth in home prices and value. DC has seen an 8 percent increase in home value with no signs of it slowing down any time soon. Supply is tight, but great deals can still be found on homes for sale and rent to own houses.

Low Overall Tax Burden: The District of Columbia has an overall tax burden, by percentage of income and property value, that is in the lower third when compared to the rest of the nation. Sales taxes are significantly lower than most other jurisdictions.

The Capitol Mall: Extending from the United States Capitol building on one end to the Lincoln Memorial on the other, the Capitol Mall is both a greenspace for outdoor recreation and a living museum of the nation's history. Take the Metro to the Smithsonian stop and climb the stairs to the heartbeat of America. Tourists from around the world, businessmen enjoying the sun, military personnel on their way to meetings and assignments, you can see it all on the Capitol Mall.

Sidestreet Surpises: Away from the dazzling government buildings and historical monuments are an array of sidestreet oddities. For example, hang on and take a ride on the longest escalator in the western hemisphere. The moving stairway at the Wheaton metro station takes over three minutes to climb a dizzying 200 feet. Horror movie fans can check out the creepy "Exorcist Stairs" and house where scenes from the iconic film were shot.

Shopping! Shopping! Shopping! With a mall for every taste and budget, the District is shopping nirvana. Hit the trendy shops in the Penn Quarter near the Verizon Center or shop for fresh produce and local crafts at the Eastern Market on your way to the high style shopping at Union Station.

The White House: America's house has come a long way from the days when the first lady hung laundry in the libraries on rainy days. The home of the president and a museum of American history and style, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is the top property in the District of Columbia housing inventory.

Living in the Middle of the Action: Living in the district means your home is at the epicenter of the country. You are part of a community that thrives on action and information with a grapevine that works at the speed of light. Even the quiet streets lined with stately rowhouses on Capitol Hill buzz with the energy that permeates DC. If you are coming to the District of Columbia as part of a project or administration, there is a rental home that puts you minutes from the action. Check out the Watergate for rental living that combines history with convenience.

The Climate: While summer in the swampy tidal basin can be miserable, overall the weather in Washington, DC is quite mild. From the delightful spring that brings out the cherry blossoms on the mall, to the cool breezy fall days, the climate suits the always on-the-move atmosphere of DC neighborhoods.