Hardwood floors and oversized windows set this one-bedroom, one-bathroom residence apart, drawing your eye across 742 square feet of thoughtfully arranged living space the moment you step inside. Natural light moves through the room as the day shifts, catching the upgraded countertops in the kitchen and reminding you that this particular unit was designed with the details in mind. The kitchen is well-appointed and ready for everything from a quick weekday breakfast to a slower weekend meal, with a full refrigerator and clean lines that make the space feel both functional and inviting. The living area flows naturally from the kitchen, giving the layout an openness that a single-bedroom floor plan does not always achieve. At 742 square feet, there is genuine room to breathe - space for a proper sofa, a dining setup, a work-from-home corner that does not feel like an afterthought. The bedroom offers a true retreat from the rest of the apartment, and the full bathroom completes a floor plan that simply works for daily life. Beyond your front door, the building itself adds another layer to the experience. Upton Place, completed in 2023, brings together a community of amenities that feel genuinely usable rather than merely listed on a brochure. On warm evenings, the roof deck becomes the kind of place where the city skyline does the entertaining - a cold drink in hand, the last of the daylight fading over Washington. The swimming pool draws residents out on summer afternoons, and the resident lounge offers a comfortable setting for those in-between hours when you want company without leaving the building. For cyclists and bike commuters, the dedicated bike room means your ride is stored securely and ready when you are. Common grounds throughout the community give the property a sense of openness that extends well beyond any individual unit. Cats are welcome here, which means your companion gets to enjoy the rooftop sunsets too. Washington, DC surrounds you with the kind of walkable, neighborhood energy that makes everyday errands feel less like chores and more like an extension of living in a real city. Coffee shops, local restaurants, and the mix of longtime establishments and newer arrivals that define a genuinely lived-in DC corridor are all within easy reach. The building's parking garage means that when you do need a car - for a weekend trip out of the city or a late-night errand - your vehicle is right there, sheltered and accessible without negotiating street parking. City life here is about proximity: to culture, to transit, to the kind of spontaneous evening that starts with a walk and ends somewhere unexpected. This residence puts all of it within reach. 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.