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Living in Bloomingdale, D.C.

Bloomingdale is where Washington's D.C. past and present meet in one of the city’s most visually striking neighborhoods. Famous for its iconic rows of Victorian-style homes, this Northwest enclave tells a story of community resilience and evolution. Once a hub for D.C.’s working-class families in the early 20th century, Bloomingdale has grown into a diverse neighborhood that balances its historical charm with a vibrant, modern edge. Just two miles from the U.S. Capitol, Bloomingdale offers a welcoming community with easy access to the heart of the city.

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Things to Do in Bloomingdale, D.C.

Bloomingdale boasts dining and entertainment options that cater to diverse tastes. The neighborhood is home to several acclaimed restaurants and cozy cafes, many housed in beautifully preserved historic buildings. Go for a walk and look for the hidden gem Crispus Attucks Park, tucked in between U and V Streets NW, or meet your neighbors at one of the many organized events at the Park at LeDroit. For music enthusiasts, venues like 7DrumCity offer opportunities to enjoy live performances and even participate in music lessons. Additionally, the popular Bloomingdale Farmers Market offers fresh produce and artisanal goods on Sundays year-round.

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Bloomingdale schools have played a big part in the revitalization of the neighborhood, with both public and private education options. The addition of two charter schools gave the face of education in the area a serious lift, with leadership, math and science focuses. In addition to more educational options, the neighborhood has also worked hard to revamp public spaces and add amenities like free Wi-Fi in certain areas.

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Housing in Bloomingdale, D.C.

Real estate in Bloomingdale is characterized by the area’s historic Victorian rowhouses, many of which have been meticulously restored. These homes often feature wide porches and intricate details, reflecting the neighborhood's rich history. In recent years, the area has seen the development of modern condos and apartments, providing a range of housing.

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  • Residents appreciate the well-preserved Victorian architecture that gives Bloomingdale its unique character.
  • The Bloomingdale Farmers Market and local festivals provide opportunities for neighbors to gather and celebrate their community.
  • Being just a short distance from the U.S. Capitol and other major city attractions allows for convenient access to work and leisure activities.

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