There is something immediately easy about this home. You walk in through the kitchen and right away the sight lines pull you through the space, across the living area, and into a home that feels bright, open, and bigger than you expected. Natural light moves well through both levels, and the layout gives it that rare condo quality of actually living like a house.

Set within a small four-unit building, this upper-level residence spans approximately 1,470 square feet over two floors, with 3 bedrooms, a den, and 3 full baths. The main level offers a bedroom tucked privately at the rear, while the upper floor includes a lot of space including, a flexible den, and a spacious primary suite with generous closets and a large dual-head shower. At the top, an interior staircase leads to a private rooftop deck of roughly 360 square feet, giving you a real outdoor destination with sight lines toward the redevelopment site where the new Commanders football stadium will sit.

Meticulously maintained and filled with light, this is one of the standout homes in the building. Even better, it is priced in a way that stacks up extremely well against nearby houses with less space and fewer amenities. The low condo fee keeps the monthly ownership picture attractive, and the parking space is already included in the price. With easy Metro access and close proximity to Capitol Hill and Reservation 13, this home delivers both everyday convenience and long-term upside.