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buscar Kensington, Montgomery County, Maryland for Apartamentos para Rentar con ApartmentShowcase.com - su guía gratis para la búsqueda de apartamentos en la área metropolitana de Washington DC. Kensington Apartments, Montgomery County Maryland Apartments, Kensington MD apts, Apartments for rent Kensington MD 62431During the 1890s, Washington D.C. developer Brainard Warner planned to build a Victorian community on the area around the Rock Creek basin. Warner, inspired by a trip to London, then named the town Kensington Park; but, when the town was incorporated in the 1894 it was renamed Kensington. Kensington is situated on the Rock Creek basin, just northeast of Bethesda and southwest of Wheaton. The area was initially a summer retreat area for D.C. residents who wanted to avoid the District’s summer humidity. Today, the area is a commuter suburb, located just two miles from the Capital Beltway and serviced by buses, MARC trains and the nearby Rockville Metro station. A major landmark in Kensington is the Washington DC Temple, which can be seen from I-495 on the Capital Beltway. Built in the 1960s and 1970s, the Washington DC Temple features six spires and is 288 feet in height.KensingtonKensington, Montgomery County, Maryland Apartamentos para Rentar - Apartment Showcase.com187328.5/upload/wysiwyg/neighborhood/cities/kensington_DC-Temple-2.jpg<a href="http://www.tok.org/" target="_blank">Kensington</a><a href="http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/" target="_blank">Montgomery County Government</a> <a href="http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/" target="_blank">Montgomery County Public Schools</a>  Durante el 1890s, el revelador Brainard Warner de Washington DC planeó construir a una comunidad de Victorian en el área alrededor del lavabo del cala de la roca. Warner, inspirado por un viaje a Londres, entonces nombró el parque de Kensington de la ciudad pero cuando la ciudad fue incorporada en 1894 fue retitulado Kensington. Kensington se sitúa en el lavabo del cala de la roca, el noreste justo de Bethesda y el sudoeste de Wheaton. El área actuaba inicialmente como área del retratamiento del verano para los residentes de DC que desearon evitar la humedad del verano del districto. Hoy, el área es un suburbio del viajero, siendo situado apenas dos millas del capital Beltway y mantenido por los autobúses, los trenes del MARC y la estación próxima del metro de Rockville.76716Kensington Apartamentos, Montgomery County Maryland Apartamentos, Kensington MD apts, Apartamentos para Rentar Kensington MD 15<a href="http://www.tok.org/" target="blank">Kensington</a> Search Kensington apartments for rent, Montgomery County, MD with ApartmentShowcase.com - your free apartment search guide for the Washington DC metro area. 131Kensington apartments for rent, Montgomery Co, MD - Apartment Showcase.com020895

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Zip Code: 20895
Population: 1873
Avg. Household Income: 76716
Avg. Commute Time: 28.5 min
Sales Taxes: 6%

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During the 1890s, Washington D.C. developer Brainard Warner planned to build a Victorian community on the area around the Rock Creek basin. Warner, inspired by a trip to London, then named the town Kensington Park; but, when the town was incorporated in the 1894 it was renamed Kensington. Kensington is situated on the Rock Creek basin, just northeast of Bethesda and southwest of Wheaton. The area was initially a summer retreat area for D.C. residents who wanted to avoid the District’s summer humidity. Today, the area is a commuter suburb, located just two miles from the Capital Beltway and serviced by buses, MARC trains and the nearby Rockville Metro station.

A major landmark in Kensington is the Washington DC Temple, which can be seen from I-495 on the Capital Beltway. Built in the 1960s and 1970s, the Washington DC Temple features six spires and is 288 feet in height.