Michigan Park Real Estate

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Michigan Park

If you were pressed to come up with a theme for the welcoming streets of Michigan Park, it would have to be the neighborhood’s devotion to good living and health. Chief among these is the de-facto center of Michigan Park: Providence Hospital, a major hospital system in northeast D.C. Then there’s BoysTown, a community organization devoted to supporting at-risk youth. Not to be outdone is another community-oriented spot in the neighborhood: the Capital Area Food Bank, busy fighting hunger right in your backyard.

It’s true: Strong neighborhood connections and a pervasive sense of civic responsibility add character to Michigan Park’s leafy-green streets.

When it comes to houses, Michigan Park is noted for the duplexes that have become the neighborhood’s predominant housing style. You’ll also be able to find bigger brick colonial homes along some of the neighborhood’s streets. Drawing spiritual inspiration from next-door Brookland (known as “Little Rome”), Michigan Park is also home to religious institutions such as Whitefriars Hall (housing Carmelite Friars) and St. Anselm’s Abbey (housing Benedictine monks).

Michigan Park puts you within easy access to all the shops, restaurants, and bars contained in several of northeast D.C.’s most popular neighborhoods, including Brookland (make sure you stop by Brookland’s Finest for the Colonel Brooks Burger) and, just a short drive away, Takoma (get the oysters at Republic).

Michigan Park is served by Metro bus lines and is within reach of several Metro stations. For those with a car, you’ll be able to take advantage of your proximity to major roads, including the Baltimore-Washington Parkway and the Capital Beltway.

Borders: Shepherd and Taylor Streets NE, Puerto Rico Avenue NE, Galloway Street NE, Eastern Avenue NE

Closest Metro Station: Fort Totten (Green Line, Red Line, Yellow Line), Brookland-CUA (Red Line)