Brookland DC

Sitting in the Northeast corner of the District of Columbia, Brookland has a small-town feel with access to the big city. If you’re looking for a quiet neighborhood with some history to it, this is your place.

Home Styles Available

Queen Anne
Victorian
Tudor
Colonial

A Collegiate Feel

Brookland DC is home to both the Catholic University of America and Trinity College, Roman Catholic schools that have been around since the 19th century, for those who love an older charm.

If you’re concerned about living in a college town, don’t be — Brookland isn’t necessarily known for its college roots.

Brookland Neighborhood

Expect a mix of young professionals mingling with families in Brookland DC. With affordable apartment buildings such as the Monroe Street Market, which offers dining options and a great place for happy hour, the area has become very attractive to postgraduate professionals.

Location

Brookland is along 12th Street NE, and is bounded by either Taylor Street or Michigan Avenue NE at the northeastern-most area of DC.

Transportation

The majority of the neighborhood runs by the Brookland–CUA Metro station, which gives you options when it comes to bringing a vehicle or leveraging public transportation. The Metro station also features a parking lot for those who will only be in the area for a day or long weekend.

You Won’t Want to Miss

The Monroe Street Market
A small-town feel with local shops and restaurants
Lincoln’s Cottage, where President Lincoln stayed from 1862 to 1864
The National Aboretum for a nice bike ride through the park surrounded by nature

Whether you’re interested in touring Brookland to soak up the history or potentially living in the area, please reach out so that The Kree Team can help walk you through any questions you might have.

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