Luxury rentals in Washington, DC

Furnished and unfurnished residences at The Wharf and in the West End, $4,000 to $15,000 per month, leased by the advisor who holds the city's record for price per square foot on a residential lease.

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Furnished living room of a two-bedroom residence at The Amaris, with a sectional sofa, dining table and terrace doors

The current leasing portfolio

Every residence below is one Robert leases on behalf of its owner. Rents are monthly; availability is the next date each residence returns to market.

BuildingResidenceRentFurnishedAvailability
The Amaris
601 Wharf St SW
204 $5,500 / mo Unfurnished Next date on request Details
The Amaris
601 Wharf St SW
207 $6,500 / mo Unfurnished Next date on request Details
The Amaris
601 Wharf St SW
208 $7,000 / mo Unfurnished Next date on request Details
The Amaris
601 Wharf St SW
211 $4,500 / mo Unfurnished Next date on request Details
The Amaris
601 Wharf St SW
212 $4,500 / mo Unfurnished Next date on request Details
The Amaris
601 Wharf St SW
305 $15,000 / mo Furnished January 1, 2027 Details
The Amaris
601 Wharf St SW
707 $14,500 / mo Furnished Next date on request Details
The Amaris
601 Wharf St SW
803 $15,000 / mo Furnished Next date on request Details
The Amaris
601 Wharf St SW
804 $12,000 / mo Unfurnished Next date on request Details
The Amaris
601 Wharf St SW
806 $14,000 / mo Furnished Next date on request Details
The Amaris
601 Wharf St SW
1107 $14,000 / mo Furnished Next date on request Details
VIO
45 Sutton Square SW
601 $12,000 / mo Furnished Next date on request Details
VIO
45 Sutton Square SW
1115 $5,500 / mo Unfurnished Next date on request Details
VIO
45 Sutton Square SW
PH02 $4,000 / mo Unfurnished Next date on request Details
The Ritz-Carlton Residences, West End
1111 and 1155 23rd St NW
4F $12,000 / mo Unfurnished Next date on request Details
The Ritz-Carlton Residences, West End
1111 and 1155 23rd St NW
4G $7,500 / mo Unfurnished Next date on request Details

Furnished, turnkey

Furnished residences come with linens, kitchenware, a television and the furniture photographed on the listing. A signed inventory and condition report is completed with the tenant at move-in, so the deposit question is settled before it is asked.

Typical tenants: an official arriving for a two-year posting, an executive placed by a company, a player under a one-season contract, a family between a sale and a purchase.

Unfurnished, longer

Unfurnished residences lease on twelve- to thirty-six-month terms and are the better value for anyone staying through a full tour or term. Owners usually allow painting and picture hanging; pets are negotiated per residence.

Renewals are handled ahead of time, with rent adjusted to the building's comparables rather than a formula.

What a lease with Robert includes

Placement before the listing

Waitlist members hear first. Many residences never appear on a portal.

Terms written for the tenancy

Diplomatic, corporate and early-termination clauses negotiated, not pasted.

Move-in managed

Inventory, keys, building registration, parking and utilities handled on the day.

One point of contact

Robert stays on the lease through renewal, and through the sale if the owner decides to sell.

Leasing questions

How much does a luxury apartment rent for in Washington, DC?

In Robert's current portfolio, unfurnished residences at The Amaris and VIO start at $4,000 per month and fully furnished two-bedroom residences reach $15,000 per month. Houses in Georgetown and Kalorama lease higher, depending on size and parking.

Can I rent a furnished luxury apartment in DC for a year?

Yes. 6 residences in the portfolio are offered fully furnished and turnkey, with linens, kitchenware and a signed furniture inventory at move-in. Twelve months is the usual minimum; shorter terms are negotiated case by case.

How far ahead should I start looking?

Two to three months. Furnished residences and anything with a terrace over the water go to the waitlist before they are listed, so the earlier Robert knows your dates, the better the match.

Do you handle leases for embassies, missions and companies?

Yes. Robert negotiates diplomatic clauses, corporate guarantees and early-termination terms, and coordinates the lease with the mission's or company's administrative office.

Which buildings are in the leasing portfolio?

The Amaris (601 Wharf St SW) and VIO (45 Sutton Square SW) at The Wharf, and the Ritz-Carlton Residences (1111 23rd St NW) in the West End, plus houses in Georgetown and Kalorama as they come to market.

What does it cost to use a leasing advisor?

For tenants, nothing: the owner pays the leasing fee. For owners, the fee is agreed in the listing agreement and is typically a share of the first year's rent.

Join the leasing waitlist

Give Robert your dates, size and whether you want furniture. The next match is yours to see first.

Or call or text Robert directly at (202) 766-9892. Showings are by appointment and discretion is assumed.

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