Built from the ground up in 2023 and never once called home, this one-bedroom, one-bath residence at Upton Place invites you to write the first chapter — 764 square feet of clean, considered space where everything from the floors to the fixtures arrives in pristine condition, waiting for your particular version of home. The kitchen earns your attention first and keeps it. Upgraded countertops stretch across the workspace in a smooth, cool expanse that makes even a Tuesday breakfast feel like a moment worth inhabiting. Imagine your morning taking shape here — coffee brewing, ingredients pulled from the refrigerator, the surface clear and unscratched and entirely yours. The layout lets cooking and living breathe together rather than competing for the same narrow corridor of space. Whether you are preparing a quick weeknight meal or taking your time on a slow weekend morning, the kitchen holds its own as the quiet center of the home. The bedroom sits apart in the way a bedroom should — a room that signals rest rather than transition. With 764 square feet distributed across a one-bedroom footprint, the proportions feel generous rather than merely adequate, and the single full bathroom echoes the clean aesthetic that runs through the rest of the residence. When you step into the wider world of the building, the amenities at Upton Place reward the kind of life that extends past your own front door. The rooftop deck reframes your evenings entirely — city views, open sky, and the particular pleasure of a warm night spent somewhere that feels simultaneously removed from the street and connected to the pulse of Washington. The swimming pool gives summer a destination, and the resident lounge becomes a natural extension of your living space when a change of scenery is what the afternoon calls for. A bike room keeps two wheels accessible and secure, and a parking garage serves those days when the car is the right answer. Cathedral Heights positions you well without announcing itself loudly. Wisconsin Avenue hums with the kind of neighborhood energy that rewards the resident who prefers walkability over dependence on a car. The rhythms here are residential but far from sleepy, and the broader Washington grid sits within easy reach for work, culture, or wandering. For those who share their home with a cat, Upton Place accommodates that arrangement gracefully. This residence, the building, and the neighborhood each ask the same thing of you: to settle in, slow down slightly, and let daily life feel like something you chose rather than something that happened to you. 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.