Introducing Judd & Weiler at Quincy Lane - an adventure 150 years in the making. Bold in it's design and pioneering spirit, J&w is an apartment community filled with creators and innovators who are proud to call Eckington home and excited to be a part of something authentic. Inspired by it's roots and energized by the future, this neighborhood is your new lane to remarkable living. Cats allowed, Dogs allowed, Pet friendly, Conference room, Gym, Key fob access, Yoga, Accessible, Parking, 24hr concierge, Bbq/grill, Clubhouse, Courtyard, Dog grooming area, Game room, Internet access & Package receiving.

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Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$1,725 - $4,590
Bedrooms:	1-3 beds
Bathrooms:	1-3 baths

Size:	Inquire
Pet Friendly:	Yes
Listing Status:	Active
ID:	70729662

Property Amenities

• Gas Range

• High-Speed Internet

• Pet Friendly

• Wheelchair Access

Community Features

• Controlled Access

• Clubhouse

• Courtyard

• Fitness Center

• Parking

Unit Rates

Name	Beds	Baths	Sqft	Rent
Aj3 - The Judd	1	1	-	$1,725 - $1,985
Aj1 - The Judd	1	1	-	$1,770 - $1,800
Aj4 - The Judd	1	1	-	$1,850 - $1,880
A02 - The Judd	1	1	-	$1,975 - $2,150
A03 - The Judd	1	1	-	$2,025

Additional Details

Apartments for rent in Washington, DC for $1,725-$4,590 with 1-3 beds, 1-3 baths, pet friendly and located within Judd & Weiler at 1611 Eckington Place NE in Washington, DC 20002. The averaged rental price of $3,158 is 40.0% ($902) higher than the average rent of $2,256 for apartments in Washington, DC. This apartment is in the District of Columbia Public School District and the nearest schools are Langley Elementary School, McKinley Middle School and McKinley Technology High School. Judd & Weiler was advertised by Judd & Weiler 6+ months ago and last updated on May 5, 2026 at 6:00 AM ET.

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Name	Beds	Baths	Sqft	Rent
Aj3 - The Judd	1	1	-	$1,725 - $1,985
Aj1 - The Judd	1	1	-	$1,770 - $1,800
Aj4 - The Judd	1	1	-	$1,850 - $1,880
A02 - The Judd	1	1	-	$1,975 - $2,150
A03 - The Judd	1	1	-	$2,025
A06 - The Judd	1	1	-	$2,095 - $2,135
A05 - The Judd	1	1	-	$2,125
A01 - The Judd	1	1	-	$2,175 - $2,195
A07 - The Judd	1	1	-	$2,255 - $2,285
A09 - The Judd	1	1	-	$2,255 - $2,305
A04 - The Judd	1	1	-	$2,275
A10 - The Judd	1	1	-	$2,445 - $2,495
A12 - The Judd	1	1	-	$2,520 - $2,550
A08 - The Judd	1	1	-	$2,530
A13a	1	1	-	$3,230
B01 - The Judd	2	2	-	$2,715 - $2,735
B03 - The Judd	2	2	-	$2,715 - $2,765
B02 - The Judd	2	2	-	$2,720 - $2,880
B05 - The Judd	2	2	-	$2,775 - $2,795
B06 - The Judd	2	2	-	$2,785 - $2,835
B10 - The Judd	2	2	-	$2,815 - $2,865
B04a - The Judd	2	2	-	$2,820
B04 - The Judd	2	2	-	$2,830 - $2,980
B07 - The Judd	2	2	-	$2,915
Bj1 - The Judd	2	2	-	$3,040
B08 - The Judd	2	2	-	$3,055 - $3,075
B09 - The Judd	2	2	-	$3,200
C01 - The Judd	2	2	-	$3,260 - $3,310
C02 - The Judd	3	3	-	$4,065 - $4,075
C04 - The Judd	3	3	-	$4,470 - $4,590

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