Hardwood floors and oversized windows set this one-bedroom, one-bath residence apart in a building full of strong finishes, and at 633 square feet, the layout earns every inch. Natural light moves through the space with purpose, landing on upgraded countertops in a kitchen designed for the kind of cooking that actually happens on weekday evenings — quick, confident, and unfussy. The refrigerator is full-sized and well-positioned, the lines are clean, and the whole room opens toward a living area that never feels cramped despite the efficient footprint. The bedroom offers a genuine retreat at the end of a long day, with enough room to dress and decompress without navigating around the furniture. The bathroom is composed and functional, and the overall flow of the unit rewards someone who appreciates thoughtful design in a compact form. When the day calls for more space, the building delivers. Ride the elevator up to the roof deck and the city opens up around you — the kind of view that earns its own ritual, whether that means a quiet glass of wine at dusk or a weekend morning spent watching Washington come to life from above. The swimming pool gives summer its shape here, a communal anchor that draws residents out of their apartments and into conversation. The resident lounge is the kind of space that earns regular use, a comfortable middle ground between your unit and the city beyond. Common grounds throughout the property are maintained with care, adding texture and ease to daily arrivals and departures. Cyclists will appreciate the dedicated bike room, a practical detail that makes car-free or car-light living genuinely easy in a city this navigable. For residents who do keep a vehicle, the parking garage offers covered, secure storage without the stress of hunting for street parking at the end of a long commute. Cats are welcome here, which means your household arrives complete. The building itself is newly constructed, brought to life in 2023 and designed to meet the expectations of residents who want contemporary systems, contemporary finishes, and a community that still feels like a place rather than a product. There is something to be said for moving into a building where everything is dialed in from the start — no inherited quirks, no deferred updates, just a home that was built to function well and look the part. Washington, DC presses close to the front door in all the best ways. The layered character of this part of the city — the mix of neighborhood institutions and newer arrivals, the density of independent restaurants and the pockets of green that break it up — makes the surrounding blocks feel worth exploring rather than simply passing through. Neighbors here tend to know each other by face if not by name, and the energy of the street is animated without being overwhelming. Living here means having the city on your terms, with a home solid enough to return to at the end of it. 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.
