A generous one-bedroom with hardwood floors, a true dining room, and the easy, lived-in convenience that makes Glover Park such an enduring corner of the city.
This is the kind of one-bedroom that feels composed rather than cramped. Inside, hardwood floors lead you through a large living area, a separate dining room, and a galley kitchen that keeps the layout practical without closing anything in. The bedroom sits just off the main living space and is brightened by an oversized window that brings in a strong wash of natural light. Across the hall, the updated bathroom offers a full tub and shower. Good closet space, access to the building's laundry room, and the rooftop round out a home that feels comfortable, functional, and quietly inviting.
Highlights: Hardwood floors, a large living room, and a separate dining room. Updated bathroom with full tub and shower. Building laundry, rooftop access, and strong natural light.
Glover Park has a certain steadiness to it. It takes its name from Charles Carroll Glover, and the neighborhood name first appeared in print in 1926, a reminder that this part of Northwest has long been shaped by both city history and residential life. Just beyond the front door, the neighborhood moves at a pleasing rhythm: the wooded stretch of Glover-Archbold Park, the daily usefulness of Wisconsin Avenue, and the sense that errands, dinner, and a walk all belong in the same afternoon....
Close at hand are neighborhood staples like Dumplings and Beyond, Whole Foods, and the Glover Park Community Garden, along with the everyday ease of the bus lines running nearby. A little farther out, the larger sweep of upper Northwest opens up, but the appeal here is that much of what you need is already woven into the neighborhood's daily fabric.
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Gas. Gas Stove. Oven. Roof. Water. Dishwasher, Refrigerator, No dogs & No cats.
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RentalSource last checked: 21 hours ago · Listing updated: October 8, 2026
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Property Summary
Property Type:
House
Rental Fee:
$1,425
Bedrooms:
1 bed
Bathrooms:
1 bath
Size:
572 sqft
Pets:
No
Laundry:
On site
Parking:
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Available:
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ID:
84379157
Amenities
•Laundry Facilities
•Dishwasher
•Gas Range
•Hardwood Floors
•Refrigerator
Additional Details
This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom house at 2655 41st St NW #B4 in Washington, DC 20007 rents for $1,425 a month. It has 572 square feet. 2655 41st St NW #B4 was advertised by Nest DC on September 14, 2026.
How the Rent Compares
At $1,425 a month, this house is below the typical rent for 1-bedroom houses and townhouses in Washington (about $1,800).
Typical $1,800This home $1,425
$1,290$2,440
From 29 one-bedroom houses and townhouses listed in Washington on RentalSource in November 2026: the scale holds eight in ten of them, and the shaded band the middle half.
$1,800Typical rent for 1-bedroom houses and townhouses in Washington
The rent hasn't changed since it was listed on September 14. This home was last listed for rent on RentalSource from August 2025 to September 2026, ending at $1,495. Today's rent is $70 lower.
Rent history for this home, newest first
Date
Event
Rent
Change
September 14, 2026
Listed for rent
$1,425−4.7%
−4.7%
September 10, 2026
Listing removed
$1,495−6.6%
−6.6%
April 10, 2026
Price change
$1,600−15.8%
−15.8%
These are listed prices. What renters actually paid may have been different.
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