Raised on the ninth floor of a building completed just four years ago, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom home at 4710 Elm Street puts you above the rhythm of Bethesda Row before the day has even asked anything of you. Light finds the open floor plan early, moving through the space in that unhurried way that makes recessed lighting feel almost decorative until evening arrives. The kitchen is where this home makes its most deliberate statement. Upgraded countertops stretch wide enough to actually cook on - to lay out a cutting board, rest a mixing bowl, and still have room to set down a glass without rearranging everything. Stainless steel appliances line up with quiet confidence: a full refrigerator with ice maker, a stove paired with a self-cleaning oven, a range hood that earns its place every time you sear something worth eating, a built-in microwave for the mornings when patience is shorter than hunger, and a dishwasher that closes the loop on whatever you cooked. The disposal handles the rest. It is the kind of kitchen that rewards the people who actually use it, and forgives the ones who mostly order in. From the kitchen, the open layout moves naturally into the living area, 1,030 square feet arranged so that nothing feels borrowed or afterthought. Both bedrooms arrive with walk-in closets that hold a full wardrobe without negotiation, and the entry-level bedroom adds a layer of practical flexibility that reveals its value the longer you live here. Ceiling fans in both rooms turn the question of comfort into a non-issue. An in-unit washer and dryer tucks the most necessary chore into your own schedule rather than someone else's. Bring the pets. Cats are at home here, and dogs are welcome with breed and size details available through the leasing office. The parking garage keeps your car sheltered and retrievable without a search. When you are ready to leave the building, Bethesda Row is essentially underfoot - the kind of neighborhood where the question is never whether there is somewhere to go, but which direction to point yourself. Inside the building, a fitness center handles the mornings you want to stay close. A roof deck handles the evenings you want to look out. A pool, a game room, a clubhouse, a picnic area, a dog park, meeting rooms, and concierge service fill in everything in between. Gated entry and on-site security mean that returning home at any hour feels exactly the way returning home should feel. This is the version of Bethesda living where nothing about where you live feels like a compromise - not the kitchen, not the closet space, not the floor you are on, and not the neighborhood waiting just past the lobby. 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.