Tucked into a well-positioned corner of the building, this one-bedroom residence at Upton Place invites you to slow down and settle in. At 742 square feet, the layout gives you enough room to spread out without losing that sense of intimacy that makes a home feel genuinely lived-in. Light moves through the space in a way that makes mornings feel intentional — a quiet signal that the day ahead is manageable, even when it isn't. The kitchen anchors the living space in the way a good kitchen should. Upgraded countertops give you a surface worth using, whether that means a proper Sunday breakfast or a weeknight dinner assembled after a long commute. The refrigerator keeps pace with however you stock it — market haul or bare essentials — and the overall flow between the kitchen and the living area makes the square footage feel generous rather than compressed. This is a space designed around how people actually move through a home, not just how it photographs. The bedroom offers the separation you need when the living room has been doing too much work — a conference call backdrop in the morning, a place to decompress in the evening. One full bathroom rounds out the footprint, keeping everything functional and self-contained. If you share your life with a cat, you will find this building accommodating. Feline companions are welcome here, which means your household arrives whole. When the apartment itself isn't enough, the building opens into a set of amenities that extend your living space outward. The roof deck is the kind of place that earns a regular spot in your evening routine — a cooler from the kitchen, a view of the city shifting into its nighttime version, and enough open air to reset whatever the day deposited. The swimming pool offers a different kind of reset, one that requires nothing more than showing up. The lounge provides a social middle ground between your private space and the street. Common grounds give the building a sense of place beyond its individual units, and a dedicated bike room means your bicycle has a real home rather than an awkward perch in your living room. Parking is available in the building's garage, which removes one of the more persistent low-grade stresses of city living. Whether you drive daily or only occasionally, knowing that option exists changes how you relate to the city around you. Upton Place was completed in 2023, which means the infrastructure is current, the systems are modern, and the details throughout the building reflect expectations that older stock simply cannot meet. There is a baseline of reliability here that registers even when you are not thinking about it. Life in this residence has a rhythm that tends to establish itself quickly. The morning unfolds in a kitchen that is ready for it, the workday goes where it needs to go, and the evening finds its way back to a roof deck or a quiet living room depending on what you need. The building holds up its end of the arrangement. The rest is yours to shape. 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.
