Four bedrooms and two and a half baths spread across 2, 375 square feet means everyone in the household finds their own corner of quiet. The layout breathes — generous room dimensions, walk-in closets tucked into the bedrooms, and a kitchen anchored by upgraded countertops and stainless steel appliances that make cooking feel less like a chore and more like an evening ritual. The dishwasher handles cleanup, the in-unit washer and dryer handle laundry without a trip down the hall, and window treatments soften the afternoon light into something easy and residential. This is the rare floor plan where the living room never feels borrowed space — it holds its own, separate from the kitchen's hum, large enough for a real sofa and a real gathering. The kitchen is the practical heart of the home. Stainless steel appliances line the perimeter — refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, disposal — all against a backdrop of upgraded countertops that give the space a clean, intentional look. Whether it is a slow Sunday breakfast or a midweek dinner on deadline, the setup accommodates without fighting you. The half bath on the main level is a quiet convenience that reveals itself most on busy mornings and crowded evenings when four people are moving through the home at once. Beyond the front door, The Ivy Rockville wraps residents in a community built around ease. The fitness center is steps away when the motivation to move strikes — no commute to the gym, no membership to manage. On warmer afternoons, the pool becomes the social center of the property, a place where the pace of the day genuinely slows. The picnic area extends that outdoor energy further, giving residents a green-adjacent space to eat, unwind, and linger past sunset. The game room offers a different kind of decompression — competitive, social, and a useful reason to meet neighbors you might otherwise only pass in the hallway. The meeting room rounds out the shared spaces for those moments when working from home needs a change of scenery or a presentation demands a real table. Parking on the lot means the practical question of where to put the car is already answered. Pets are welcome here, cats and dogs alike, with size and weight considerations in place — the kind of policy that acknowledges that a home without a pet often feels incomplete. Rockville Town Center has been rewriting its own story for years, and the address at 1699 Yale Place puts residents in the middle of that ongoing evolution. What was once a quieter edge of Montgomery County has grown into a walkable, active town center with restaurants, retail, and public spaces that reward the residents who choose to explore them on foot. The energy here is neither the frenetic pulse of a downtown nor the stillness of a suburb — it occupies something in between, a neighborhood that takes its time and rewards the people who do the same. For a household that needs real space, real storage, and a real community built around shared amenities, this corner of Rockville delivers without compromise. 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.