Modern luxury apartments in Hyattsville’s Arts District

Canvas Apartments

Canvas Apartments blends artful design with everyday comfort in the heart of the Hyattsville Arts District. Offering studio, one-, and two-bedroom floor plans—some with dens—these thoughtfully crafted homes feature high ceilings, luxury plank flooring, and floor-to-ceiling windows that invite natural light. Each apartment includes energy-efficient appliances, full-size in-home washer and dryer, and Bluetooth-enabled, spa-inspired bathroom vanities with under-sink lighting. Select homes offer private balconies, perfect for taking in the creative energy of the surrounding neighborhood. Residents enjoy a curated collection of amenities, including: A fully equipped fitness center with cardio and strength-training equipment A colorful, inviting game room for casual fun and connection A mini soaking pool, ideal for a peaceful break or warm summer day A business center, concierge services, bike storage, and garage parking Controlled access entry for added security and peace of mind Canvas is a pet-friendly community, and its walkable location places you steps from shops, parks, cafes, and art spaces throughout the Arts District. Now offering 1 to 2 months free on select apartment homes—lease terms apply. This limited-time special makes it easier than ever to enjoy a lifestyle of creativity, connection, and comfort at Canvas. Schedule a tour today and experience modern apartment living reimagined.

Prince George's County

Washington Metropolitan Area

Hyattsville

Maryland

Canvas Apartments blends artful design with everyday comfort in the heart of the Hyattsville Arts District. Offering studio, one-, and two-bedroom...

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