Finished on the inside and never once occupied, this two-bedroom, two-bath residence at Upton Place represents a rare chance to be the first person to call it home. Everything from the upgraded countertops in the kitchen to the clean sight lines of a layout that stretches across 1,088 square feet carries that particular quality that only brand-new construction can offer - nothing worn, nothing waiting to be updated, nothing inherited from someone else's life. The refrigerator gleams. The surfaces are unmarked. The story of this apartment is entirely unwritten, and it begins with you. The kitchen sits at the heart of the home, a natural gathering point where upgraded countertops give you the kind of workspace that actually invites cooking. Whether that means a quiet breakfast before heading out into Cathedral Heights or a longer weekend afternoon spent making something from scratch, the space supports the rhythm of real daily life without calling attention to itself. The two full bathrooms mean that mornings with a roommate or an overnight guest never require negotiation, and at just over a thousand square feet, the floor plan breathes without feeling cavernous or hard to furnish. Step outside your door and the building begins to expand what home actually means. The roof deck is where evenings open up - Cathedral Heights sits at an elevation that gives Washington, DC a certain drama when viewed from above, and a rooftop perch makes that geography feel personal. On warmer days, the swimming pool draws residents down from their apartments and into something that feels less like an amenity and more like a neighborhood within the neighborhood. The lounge offers a softer option: somewhere to work away from your desk, catch up with a neighbor, or simply settle in with a book without fully retreating to your unit. Common grounds and a dedicated bike room round out a building that was designed to support how people actually move through their days, not just how they sleep. Cathedral Heights is a neighborhood in the middle of its own next chapter. Anchored by the presence of Wisconsin Avenue and its mix of established institutions and newer energy, the area carries the particular quality of a place that has known itself for decades and is now discovering new reasons to be interesting. The 4000 Wisconsin Ave address puts you at the kind of intersection - literal and figurative - where the familiar and the newly arrived sit comfortably side by side. Residents who keep a cat will find they are welcome here too, and the parking garage means that owning a car in the city does not have to be a source of daily anxiety. What emerges from all of it is a life that feels grounded and considered. A brand-new apartment in a building with genuine amenities, in a neighborhood with real texture, in a city that rewards the kind of resident who wants to actually live in it rather than just pass through. This is what it looks like when new construction gets the details right. 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.