Potomac Gardens, Public housing development in Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C.
Potomac Gardens is a housing complex with 352 residential units spread across multiple buildings in the Capitol Hill neighborhood along G Street SE. The development accommodates both families and seniors with spaces designed to support different community needs.
Construction of the complex occurred between 1965 and 1968, with residents first occupying units during summer 1967. The project emerged during a period when Washington sought to provide modern housing options for lower-income households.
The residential complex received recognition for architectural excellence from the Greater Washington Board of Trade in 1971, setting standards for public housing design.
The location sits within Capitol Hill with accessible public transportation nearby for easy arrival. Keep in mind this is an active residential community where visitor respect for residents is essential.
The housing development features a Multi-Service Center that integrates community services directly within the residential complex to support resident needs.
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