Located within the city limits of Washington, D.C., Cluster 21 is one of 39 neighborhood clusters throughout the city, each made up of three to five neighborhoods. Cluster 21 is in Northeastern D.C., formed by Bloomingdale, Eckington, Edgewood, Stronghold, and Truxton Circle neighborhoods. Real estate options consist of single-family homes, condominiums and townhouses as well as land for custom building. Bloomingdale, a quaint community that straddles Florida Avenue, known for its quiet streets and easy accessibility. A model D.C. suburb, Bloomingdale presents a close proximity to Howard University, historical landmarks and a mixture of longtime residents with young professionals and their families. Eckington is located south of the Prospect Hill and Glenwood Cemeteries, less than one mile from Howard University and one mile north of the United States Capitol. With North Capitol Street and the railroad tracks as its borders, Eckington remains a relatively isolated community. The Washington Metro bounds Edgewood to the east, offering quick transportation around the city. Edgewood Terrace, a mixed income and senior citizen public housing complex, serves as the central landmark of the Edgewood neighborhood. Stronghold, also called Metropolis View, also sits beside the Washington Metro and sandwiched between Trinity University and The Catholic University of America. Truxton Circle is named after a traffic circle that no longer exists and is frequently grouped together as part of Shaw or Eckington, the neighborhood to the north. Cluster 21 is located only minutes from the monuments and the downtown hustle, surrounded by the original trees of the region, architectural charm and a sense of community.