Tucked into a corner of the building where the layout opens up and the light follows, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence at Upton Place offers something that is increasingly rare in the city: genuine breathing room. At 1,028 square feet, the floor plan gives each space a sense of purpose without crowding the next, and from the moment you step inside, the proportions feel immediately livable. The living area earns its place as the heart of the home. Light moves across it in long, unhurried arcs throughout the day, shifting from the brightness of morning to the warmer, more settled quality of late afternoon. There is room here for a proper sofa, a reading chair, a dining setup that does not have to double as a workspace out of necessity. The kitchen sits in easy conversation with the living space, anchored by upgraded countertops that make meal preparation feel less like a chore and more like a natural extension of the evening. The refrigerator is full-sized and well-positioned, and the overall layout rewards people who actually cook as much as those who simply like the idea of it. Each of the two bathrooms is privately assigned to its bedroom, a detail that matters more and more the longer you live somewhere. The primary bedroom holds its own square footage comfortably, with space for a real bed, real nightstands, and a dresser that does not have to live in the hallway. The second bedroom works equally well as a guest room, a dedicated home office, or the kind of flexible space that changes its purpose as your life does. Cats are welcome here, which means your household is complete without compromise. Beyond the front door, the building's shared spaces extend your living area considerably. The roof deck offers a view of the city that earns its own quiet ritual, particularly in the evenings when the skyline settles into something worth sitting with. The swimming pool brings a resort-like ease to summer in Washington, and the lounge provides a comfortable middle ground between your apartment and the outside world, ideal for working remotely when you need a change of scenery without actually leaving the building. A dedicated bike room means two-wheeled commuting is a genuine option, not an afterthought, and a parking garage accommodates those days when a car is simply the right tool for where you are going. Washington, DC layers itself around this address in the way the best urban neighborhoods do, with the density of options that makes car-free living not just possible but genuinely appealing. Commuting into the core of the city is straightforward, and the connectivity of the broader transit network means that the places you need to reach regularly are within practical distance. The energy of the city is close, but the building itself remains a calm place to return to at the end of it. A two-bedroom, two-bathroom home of this size, in a building completed in 2023 with amenities designed for how people actually want to live, represents a particular kind of urban proposition: room to settle in, infrastructure to move freely, and the kind of details that stop feeling like features once they become part of your daily rhythm. 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.