Home to the Catholic University of America since 1887, Washington’s Northeast neighborhood of Brookland has developed into a popular neighborhood with its tree-lined streets filled with older homes and retro storefronts and its new central arts zone all near the Brookland-CUA Metro stop (Metro’s Red Line).

This vibrant collegiate location moves to a creative beat which you’ll see in action on The Arts Walk at Monroe Street where galleries of local potters, painters and crafters line a brick-paved pedestrian byway. And many restaurants and bistros dot the area, along with microbreweries and gastropubs. All of this just a short walk from your new Portrait Square home.

Cool. Creative. Convenient.