Tucked into the residential rhythm of Cathedral Heights, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence at Upton Place quietly reveals itself as something worth lingering in. At 1,028 square feet, the layout offers genuine breathing room - a place where two people can share space comfortably without ever feeling like they're on top of each other, and where a guest room can actually function as a guest room rather than an afterthought. The kitchen anchors the living space with upgraded countertops that make even a casual weeknight dinner feel considered. The refrigerator is full-sized and properly placed, so your groceries actually have a home. From the kitchen, the flow into the main living area feels natural, the kind of floor plan that doesn't require you to rearrange furniture three times before it makes sense. Two full bathrooms mean mornings run on schedule, no negotiations required. When the day calls for something beyond your own four walls, the building answers. The roof deck is where Upton Place earns its most loyal following - an elevated perch above Wisconsin Avenue where the skyline of a city that never fully quiets down becomes the backdrop for a glass of wine and a conversation that stretches later than planned. Summer evenings here have a particular quality, the kind that makes you forget you had somewhere else to be. The swimming pool adds a dimension to warm-weather living that most buildings in this part of the city simply cannot offer. Lap it seriously or float it lazily - either way, it reframes what it means to come home on a hot afternoon in July. The resident lounge provides a middle ground between your apartment and the outside world, a place to take a call, meet a neighbor, or simply decompress without committing to a full outing. Common grounds extend the sense of community beyond hallways and elevators, giving the property a campus-like quality unusual for an urban address. For those who rely on two wheels, the dedicated bike room means your ride is secure, accessible, and ready when you are. Parking is available in the garage on-site, a genuinely appreciated convenience in a neighborhood where street parking tests patience on its best days. Cats are welcome here, which matters more than most listings acknowledge. A pet-friendly policy in a newer building with quality finishes is not a given, and it shapes the daily texture of life in ways that go beyond the obvious. Cathedral Heights itself sits at an interesting moment. Long defined by its proximity to the National Cathedral and the quiet, tree-lined character that comes with that adjacency, the neighborhood is experiencing a measured kind of momentum. Wisconsin Avenue has grown more interesting at the edges - the kinds of independent businesses and gathering spots that follow thoughtful new development are beginning to take hold. The bones of an established Washington neighborhood remain fully intact: the wide sidewalks, the architectural variety, the sense that the city here moves at a slightly more considered pace. Upton Place fits into that story not as an interruption but as a continuation, a new chapter written in the same spirit as the ones before it. This is Cathedral Heights on its own terms, and on yours. 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.