Hardwood floors and oversized windows set this two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence apart from the moment you cross the threshold. At 990 square feet, the layout gives each room room to breathe - a living area wide enough for a real sofa and a dining setup that does not feel like an afterthought, all anchored by natural light that shifts and deepens through the day. The kitchen draws you in first. Upgraded countertops run the length of the workspace, giving you generous surface area whether you are prepping a weeknight dinner or spreading out for a leisurely weekend brunch. The refrigerator is full-sized and ready to stock. Everything is positioned to keep the cook connected to the rest of the living space, so conversations carry easily from the counter to the couch. Both bathrooms mean no negotiating morning schedules. The second bedroom earns its name - it is a proper room with a closet, suited equally for a guest, a roommate, or the home office you have been meaning to set up. The square footage here is distributed sensibly, without the awkward hallways or pinched corners that sometimes come with urban floor plans. Cats are welcome at Upton Place, so your companion settles in just as comfortably as you do. A parking garage is available for residents who keep a car in the city, removing one of the more familiar urban headaches before it starts. Step outside your door and the building's shared spaces become a genuine extension of your home. The roof deck is the kind of amenity that changes how you think about evenings - open sky above Washington, a city skyline spreading out in the distance, enough space to host friends or simply decompress after a long day. The swimming pool offers that rare mid-summer luxury, a cool retreat without leaving the property. When you want something lower-key, the resident lounge provides a comfortable alternative to your own living room for working remotely or meeting a neighbor. Common grounds give the community a sense of place and greenery, and the bike room means your bicycle has a secure home, ready for weekend rides along the city's corridors. Built in 2023, the building carries none of the deferred maintenance or infrastructure uncertainty that comes with older stock. Everything from the mechanical systems to the common area finishes reflects a contemporary standard of construction, which means fewer surprises once you are settled. Washington, DC layers its neighborhoods with the kind of density that makes daily life genuinely walkable - coffee shops, grocery runs, and evening dining options that rotate with the city's culinary energy. The pace here suits residents who want the full urban experience without sacrificing the comfort of a well-designed home to retreat to. Mornings settle into a rhythm quickly in a place like this. Coffee in the kitchen, light through those windows, the roof deck on a clear Saturday afternoon, and a building that handles the details so you do not have to. 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.