Welcome to Wakefield Hall

Located in Washington DC’s U Street Corridor, Wakefield Hall is a charming apartment community with studio and one-bedroom apartments for rent. The decorative exterior gives way to just as beautiful apartment interiors. Hardwood floors, updated kitchens, and walk-in closets create a classic and comfortable living space. Life at Wakefield Hall is nothing short of convenient. On-site maintenance and management teams and on-site laundry facilities are accessible to all residents, and all utilities are included in your rent. Additionally, the building's prime Washington DC location makes everyday tasks and traveling throughout the District a breeze. Make Wakefield Hall your home today!

WC Smith embraces the belief that great customer service is our best amenity. Living at Wakefield Hall means experiencing a higher level of service. Our service team is available 24 hours a day and you can access your resident account online at any time; day or night. Discover the classic charms and ultimate style of Wakefield Hall, located in the U Street Corridor of Washington, DC.

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Testimonials

The location is amazing - at the mouth of Meridian Hill Park and walking distance from popular restaurants/bars. I definitely plan on renewing my lease.
- Wakefield Hall Resident

I had nothing but great dealings with the staff in the building and corporate staff. I wish there was a WC Smith building I could move into in my new location!
- Wakefield Hall Resident

A quiet apartment building that is in a terrific location. This is my second WCS building and I will look to rent in another if I decide to move.
- Wakefield Hall Resident

HUGE windows with lots of light, which I love. It's an old building, and comes with an old building look and feel, but I love it...it has character.
- Wakefield Hall Resident

The management of this building couldn't be any better. They're courteous, responsive, and caring, which in my book goes a long way in DC.
- Wakefield Hall Resident