Older apartment building located in a nice location. Mix of young professionals and older tenants (rent-stabilized apartment). Laundry in basement. Garage and outdoor parking for a monthly fee. Good management, maintenance is responsive. Not many amenities (no gym, no pool), although there is a rooftop. Overall, great budget place to live if you don't mind older building.

Nothing fancy but perfect for a student on a budget.

This is a very good apartment in terms of location. The metro is a 6 minute walk door to door. The apartment itself is very basic, but the best deal you can get for this location. There are no bells and whistles, but the studios are the biggest you can get in the Dupont area at the same price.

Great location for the price. Although there are few amenities, perfect for young working professional in DC. Building has mostly studio apartments that are large with a tiny kitchen. Building has a nice rooftop but it is only available for use over the summer.

My apartment building is a charming building right off the Mad Men TV show. Being in the heart of Dupont Circle, the location is unbeatable. The only downside is poor insulated windows and lack of sound proofing. Overall, great place to live for couples.

The Statehouse is a bargain considering the size and fantastic location, close to the metro, restaurants, bars, convenience stores etc. There is a great rooftop, but unfortunately only open during the summer for some reason. The building is old and could use a lot of refurbishing. There is a 24hr concierge at the front desk, but unfortunately no amenities unless you count the laundry room.

The building is old with no amenities, but you cannot beat the location and affordable rent! Stone's throw from the Dupont Circle metro (red line) and walking distance to Foggy Bottom (blue line). Overall, a nice place to live and no regrets! Thanks

I've been here for a few years and the location is fantastic. You are just minutes away from the Red Line and tons of restaurants and shopping. Rent is sky high everywhere but this building charges a decent amount given the location. Rent includes electricity and water as well. With that said, the building is extremely dated and showcases tons of wear and tear. There are no amenities and the roof area is highly restrictive. If you just need an affordable place while in the district and don't care about any frills...The State House would be a good selection. Just keep expectations minimal!

The State House Apartments were perfect for my needs and I have loved living here:
- Great location, close to everything you could ever want
- 2 blocks from GUTS bus and 1 block for D6, D2, and G2, so easy access to Georgetown. Also 2 blocks from Dupont circle metro stop.
- Reasonable price
- Big studios
- Doorman without doorman prices

CONS:
- Built in the 1920s and barely updated - original bathrooms and windows (which are paper thin)
- No amenities
- Parking is $185 per month and there is no easily accessible street parking