565 Penn Residences Apartments

Really great! Due to the building being owned by JHU there are some inconvenient disruptions, but the 565 team is really amenable to suggestions and communication!

So far it’s great and the service is very efficient, quick and courteous. The view from the rooftop is perfect, unique and the best place to see the entire city.

After living here a few months, I couldn't be happier! The neighborhood is quiet, the concierge staff is always friendly, the apartment units are well maintained and have all the amenities you could need. It feels so luxurious to be living right on Pennsylvania Ave at 565 Penn!

I had the pleasure of experiencing the exquisite 565 Pennsylvania Residence, and I must say, it was truly exceptional. From the moment I stepped foot inside, I was greeted by an atmosphere of luxury and comfort that enveloped me throughout my stay.

The residence's design seamlessly blended modern aesthetics with a warm and inviting ambiance. The interior spaces were thoughtfully laid out, creating a perfect balance between open, communal areas and cozy private retreats. The attention to detail... was evident in every corner, from the high-end finishes to the carefully curated decor that added a touch of elegance.

One of the standout features was undoubtedly the breathtaking views that the residence offered. Whether it was from the spacious living room, the well-appointed bedrooms, or the charming balcony, each vantage point provided a picturesque vista of the surrounding landscape. It was truly a treat to wake up to such beauty every morning. Read More

This is a good place to live, however, the rat problem has becoming increasingly troublesome (and, yes, we all understand this is a scourge throughout D.C.). Given that part of the issue is due to construction by the building's owner, it seems appropriate that they should take greater steps to combat what is both a health and well-being concern. One small, but immediately effective step would be to ask the City to remove the two trash cans in front of the building's entrance. Another may be... better maintenance of port-a-johns dotting the construction site and increased placement of traps, baits, etc. Again, this is a good place to live with a responsive staff. Still, much has been asked of tenants in regards to ongoing construction without adequate recompense for a multitude of inconveniences. Greater care of community, including taking the aforementioned steps, will go along way to address many residents concerns. Read More