Crafted from the ground up in 2021, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom residence at The Elm brings the ease of modern construction to one of Bethesda's most walkable addresses. Nothing here has been worn in by anyone else - the finishes are fresh, the systems are current, and the 748 square feet have been thoughtfully laid out so that every corner earns its place. The kitchen is where that intentionality shows most clearly. Upgraded countertops anchor a space designed around the rhythm of real cooking, whether that means a slow Sunday breakfast or a quick weeknight dinner pulled together between meetings. Stainless steel appliances line the room with a clean, cohesive look - the refrigerator with its built-in ice maker, the self-cleaning oven, the microwave, the range hood drawing steam away from whatever is on the stove. A dishwasher handles the aftermath, and a disposal keeps the sink clear. Recessed lighting overhead gives the whole space an open, airy quality that natural light complements during the day. With an open floor plan connecting the kitchen to the living area, conversation flows as naturally as the layout itself. The bedroom is a genuine retreat - an entry-level room anchored by a walk-in closet that handles wardrobes with room to spare. A ceiling fan turns the space into something comfortable in every season. The bathroom is clean and well-finished, consistent with the new-construction quality found throughout the unit. In-unit washer and dryer make laundry a chore of convenience rather than logistics, handled privately without a trip to a shared facility. Beyond the front door, The Elm wraps its residents in a full suite of amenities that make daily life feel genuinely elevated. The fitness center is available whenever the schedule allows, and the pool offers a counterpoint to warm Bethesda afternoons. A roof deck extends the living space skyward, giving evenings a wider frame - city air, open sky, the kind of quiet that rooftops tend to hold onto. A game room and clubhouse give social energy a home when the mood calls for it, and meeting rooms accommodate the workday when remote life blurs into the living room. Concierge service adds a layer of attentiveness to the building's rhythm, and gated access with dedicated security means coming and going feels settled and calm. The dog park accommodates four-legged residents - cats and dogs are welcome here, with standard deposit requirements and size or breed guidelines for dogs - and the parking garage means a car has a consistent, protected place to land. For the resident who commutes or simply wants the city at hand, Bethesda's position in the regional transit network matters. The Metro's Red Line connects directly to downtown Washington and beyond, placing the broader metro area within easy reach without the friction of a car. The walkable texture of Bethesda itself - its restaurants, its green spaces, its concentrated energy - means that many days don't require a commute at all. Errands, dinner, a morning run - the neighborhood absorbs all of it within a short radius of the front door. At The Elm, the commute is one option among many. The city is close whenever it's needed, and home is ready to be enjoyed whenever it isn't. 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.