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Mount Vernon Triangle

Saturday market bags, coffee runs and dinner around the corner. Mount Vernon Triangle has the feel of a lived-in downtown neighborhood, with apartments, restaurants and everyday stops close together.

Street-level view of 425 Eye Street NW and neighboring buildings in Mount Vernon Triangle
Eye Street NW · MILLER WALKER Retail Real Estate property photography
The local picture

At a glance

  • Start around 5th and I. The market and nearby shops offer an easy introduction to the neighborhood.
  • Look around. Historic buildings sit alongside newer apartments and offices, with restaurants and services at street level.
  • Stay a little longer. The neighborhood calendar brings together live music, community gatherings and other local events.
Around the neighborhood

Make a little time for it

01

Saturday morning ritual

FRESHFARM’s year-round market beside Milian Park is a good excuse to get out early for produce, coffee, baked goods and a catch-up with neighbors.

Market details ↗

02

See what’s happening

Check the neighborhood calendar for live music and community events. There’s often a reason to come back after the workday.

Neighborhood calendar ↗

03

Find your next stop

Use the neighborhood’s local guide to explore restaurants, shops and services. Pick a place for lunch, then take the longer route back.

Explore the Triangle ↗

Available spaces

Retail spaces in Mount Vernon Triangle

1 property

See each property page for current availability, plans and leasing details.

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