Tucked into the fourth floor of a building completed in 2023, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom residence at Upton Place offers 585 square feet of thoughtfully arranged living space - compact enough to feel intimate, open enough to breathe. The layout draws you in from the moment you cross the threshold, with a kitchen that anchors the home and sets the tone for how you'll actually live here. That kitchen deserves a slow look. Upgraded countertops provide a generous surface for everything from a quick weekday breakfast to a proper weekend meal. The refrigerator is full-size and well-positioned, so your groceries have a real home. The kitchen faces the living area in a way that keeps you connected to the rest of the space rather than tucked away from it - you can keep an eye on the evening news or catch up with a guest while you finish cooking. It's a kitchen that earns daily use. The bedroom offers enough room to furnish with intention: a proper bed, a dresser, perhaps a small desk near the window if you're working from home a few days a week. The single bathroom is clean and functional, placed sensibly between the sleeping and living zones. At 585 square feet, nothing is wasted, and the flow from room to room feels natural rather than forced. Beyond your front door, the building delivers a full range of shared spaces designed to extend your living area well past your unit's walls. The roof deck is the kind of amenity that changes how you spend an evening - open sky, a long view, and a place to decompress after a full day. The swimming pool gives summer an anchor. The lounge on the common grounds provides a softer, interior alternative when the weather turns. For residents who commute by bike or simply prefer two wheels for errands, there is a dedicated bike room that treats your bicycle as the serious transportation it is. Parking is available in the building's garage for those who keep a car in the city. Cats are welcome here, which means your home belongs to everyone who actually lives in it. The transit story for this address is straightforward and genuinely liberating. With strong access to Washington, DC's transit network, getting into the heart of the city requires neither a car nor a complicated connection. The kind of urban routine that most people only approximate - walk out the door, reach your destination, walk home - is the actual daily reality here. Whether your week pulls you toward the corridors of downtown, the energy of a neighborhood market, or a dinner reservation on the other side of the city, the connections from this address make the entire grid feel navigable. Car-free living isn't an aspiration in a building like this; for many residents, it simply becomes the default. That freedom, compounded across five days a week and twelve months a year, quietly redefines what it means to live in Washington. 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.