Hardwood floors and oversized windows set this one-bedroom, one-bath residence apart from the moment you cross the threshold. At 796 square feet, the layout gives every room room to breathe - a living area wide enough for a proper sofa and a reading chair, a bedroom that holds a full suite of furniture without feeling crowded, and a kitchen anchored by upgraded countertops that make cooking feel intentional rather than improvised. The refrigerator is full-size, the counter space is generous, and the flow between kitchen and living area keeps conversation easy whether you are making dinner for one or hosting a friend on a weeknight. The bathroom is clean-lined and calm, a place to start and end the day without distraction. Natural light reaches into the interior in a way that makes the apartment feel larger than its footprint suggests, and the overall finish level reflects the building's 2023 construction - not a renovation working around old bones, but a space built from the ground up to function the way modern renters actually live. Step outside your door and the building rewards you further. The roof deck is the kind of amenity that earns its reputation by delivering on the simple promise of a great view and open sky - evening gatherings, quiet weekend mornings with a cup of coffee, or just a few minutes of fresh air after a long workday. The swimming pool offers a proper retreat when Washington summers do what Washington summers do, and the resident lounge gives you a comfortable alternative to your living room when you want a change of scenery without leaving the building. For cyclists, a dedicated bike room means your commute infrastructure lives right downstairs, secure and accessible. Common grounds round out the outdoor offering with shared space that feels like a natural extension of the community rather than an afterthought. Parking is available in the building's garage, a meaningful convenience in a city where street parking is its own daily negotiation. If you prefer to leave the car parked for days at a time, the surrounding Washington, DC street grid and transit network make that entirely realistic. Errands, restaurants, and neighborhood life are the texture of daily existence here, and the urban fabric around Upton Place is dense enough to support a genuinely walkable routine. Cats are welcome, so your feline companion gets to enjoy the light-filled windowsills just as much as you do. Everything about this residence is designed to make ordinary days feel a little more considered - the morning coffee ritual, the easy commute, the roof deck at golden hour, the quiet return to a home that fits the way you actually live. 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.