Education and Recreation

The Town Hall Education Arts and Recreation Campus (THE ARC) offers recreation, health care and cultural arts in a gleaming new 110,000 square foot facility.  The 365 seat state-of-the-art theater hosts local and national artists.   It is home for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Washington, Children's Health Project of D.C., Corcoran Gallery of Art, Covenant House Washington, Levine School of Music, Parklands Community Center, Trinity University Adult Learning, Washington Ballet, Washington Middle School for Girls and Washington School of Psychiatry. View Website

Southeast Tennis & Learning Center has four outdoor and six indoor tennis courts, computer facilities, a learning center, and a large multipurpose room. The center provides athletic, tutoring, and educational enrichment opportunities for area residents.

Oxon Run Park and amphetheater extends from the ARC to Wheeler Road along Mississippi Ave. newly landscaped with nature walking trails winding along Oxon Run, a tot lot, and playing fields.

Anacostia Park with over 1200 acres, Anacostia Park follows the Anacostia River and is one of Washington, DC's largest recreation areas. Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens and Kenilworth Marsh offer beautiful nature walks and exhibits. There is an 18-hole course, a driving range, three marinas, and a public boat ramp. The parks are within a short drive of Asheford Court. View Website

Nationals Park Baseball Stadium is just across the river a few short minutes into downtown DC. The stadium will be located in Southeast Washington along the Anacostia River bounded by South Capitol Street to the west, N Street to the north, First Street to the east and Potomac Avenue to the south. View Website

Washington Redskins at FedX Field a quick 20 minutes to the game either via the Maryland 495 beltway or take I 295 to East Capitol St. View Website

Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium (RFK) pleases crowds with its outstanding facilities and has been the home turf for pro sports, college athletics, and high school games. Music fans are thrilled by performances including: Michael Jackson, The Rolling Stones, the Eagles, Elton John, and the Grateful Dead.  It is only a few minutes away taking I295 to East Capitol Street. View RFK Website
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Capitol River Front Spanning seven square miles along the District of Columbia's southern coastline, the Capitol Riverfront is an instrumental part of DC's Anacostia Waterfront Initiative. Development is expected to add more than 10,000 residential units and 4 million square feet of office and retail space, as well as scenic parks, waterfront promenades and water taxi transportation to the area. View Website


Shopping Destinations

The Shops at Park Village boasts Washington's newest prototype Giant Foods grocery store, a restaurant, banking services, administrative offices and retails opportunities. View Website

The Eastern Market is a public market housed in a 19th century brick building. It is located on 7th Street SE, a few blocks east of the U.S. Capitol between North Carolina Avenue SE and C Street SE.

National Harbor will be the premier destination for an exciting retail community that includes fine restaurants, unparalleled shopping, stunning office space and Gaylord National, the largest hotel in the Washington, D.C. area. View Website

Convenient Access to Downtown
Easy access to Asheford Court from Downtown DC can be obtained by taking the Anacostia Freeway/I-295 to Stanton Road via Suitland Parkway. Neighboring public transportation options include the two Green Line Metrorail stations of Southern Avenue and Congress Heights.

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