Tucked into one of Bethesda's most energized corridors, this three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence at The Elm offers a kind of space that quietly redefines what apartment living can feel like. At fifteen hundred square feet, the layout breathes. An open floor plan connects the kitchen to the living area in a way that invites both easy weeknight dinners and relaxed weekend gatherings without the rooms ever feeling borrowed from each other. The kitchen anchors the home with upgraded countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a full suite that includes a refrigerator with ice maker, a self-cleaning oven, a range hood, a built-in microwave, a dishwasher, and a disposal. Recessed lighting runs throughout, keeping the space feeling clean and considered rather than improvised. Ceiling fans in the living areas add a quiet layer of comfort across every season. When the evening winds down, the in-unit washer and dryer mean tomorrow's routine is already handled — no shared laundry room, no waiting, no extra trip down a hallway. The three bedrooms include walk-in closet space that makes organization feel less like a compromise and more like a given. With two full baths and a half bath distributed across the floor plan, the home accommodates different schedules and different rhythms without friction. One bedroom sits at entry level, a detail that adds flexibility depending on how you live and who you live with. Beyond the front door, The Elm wraps daily life in a full suite of community amenities. A attended concierge desk anchors the building's ground level, and a gated entry with security infrastructure adds a layer of assurance that becomes invisible once it's familiar. The fitness center is steps from the elevator, not across a parking lot. A resort-style pool and a roof deck offer two entirely different versions of an outdoor afternoon — one grounded, one elevated, both worthwhile. A dog park means four-legged residents have their own space to decompress, and both cats and dogs are welcome here, with breed restrictions applying to dogs. Parking is available in the building's garage, which removes one of the more persistent logistical headaches of city living. The game room and clubhouse offer low-key social options for evenings when you want company without committing to a full night out. A meeting room means remote work has a professional alternative when the home office needs a change of scenery. The picnic area extends the building's outdoor life to ground level for afternoons that call for something more casual than the roof deck. Built in 2021, The Elm carries none of the negotiated quirks of older stock. The infrastructure is current, the systems are modern, and the design sensibility reflects the way people actually use space rather than how they were once assumed to. Bethesda itself is in a chapter of genuine momentum — established institutions sit alongside newer arrivals, and the particular energy of a place that knows what it is while still becoming something more runs through the neighborhood's streets and storefronts. Living here means being part of that ongoing story, with a home that holds its own once you walk back through the door. Pricing and availability subject to change on a daily basis. Photos are of model units. Parking may be available subject to availability and may be an additional fee.
