631 D ST NW #834, WASHINGTON,DC 20004

FOR SALE: A bright, north- and west-facing 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom home with two Juliette balconies is now available. Located on the 8th floor—just above the roofline of neighboring properties—this unit is set back from the street for optimal views of the cityscape and courtyard.

The kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances, a direct-vent exhaust hood, a sleek granite countertops, a large kitchen island, a large pantry, and stylish cabinetry and new lighting and faucet fixtures. The newly renovated bathroom features a walk-in shower with an all glass frameless glass enclosure.

The spacious bedroom offers two side-by-side walk-through closets with built-in organizers and has enough space for both a queen bed and an office area, centered between the west-facing windows. Hardwood flooring runs wall-to-wall throughout the home.

THE BUILDING INCLUDES:
A 24/7 concierge, a private 20-seat home theater, a live professional performance theater (The Woolly Mammoth Theatre), two professional fitness centers, a community room, a conference room, a library, a rooftop barbecue area with two gas grills, a rooftop garden, a quiet landscaped courtyard with an ornamental water fountain, and a computer room with a laser printer, shredder, scanner, and high-speed Wi-Fi throughout all common areas.

An underground 400-spot parking garage is located directly beneath the building, with elevator access to the home. Parking spaces are available to rent for $285 per month.

THE HOME IS LOCATED in the vibrant Penn Quarter neighborhood, known for its many restaurants, bars, movie theaters (E Street Cinema & Regal 14), and live performance venues (Woolly Mammoth Theatre, Lansburgh Shakespeare Theatre, and Sidney Harman Hall).

It’s just blocks from the National Mall and several Smithsonian Museums—including the Air & Space Museum, Museum of Natural History, Museum of American History, National Museum of African American History and Culture, and the National Museum of the American Indian—as well as the National Gallery of Art (including the Sculpture Garden, Portrait Gallery, Museum of Modern Art, and the Hirshhorn Museum).

The home is also close to Chinatown, Capital One Arena, several Metro stations, and the I-395 and I-695 underpasses for easy access in and out of the city.