Arriving at Residence 304, brightness of city living without the noise. It fills more than 2,200 square feet of single-level living.
Step inside and the scale of the home is clear right away. The living room and the formal dining room sit side by side, and both open onto a private balcony overlooking the tree canopy and the landmark Watergate, toward the Kennedy Center. The office/den opens onto the same balcony, so three rooms share the outdoors. You can have morning coffee from the den, let dinner guests drift out from the dining room, or enjoy a quiet glass of wine off the living room before an evening performance just down the street.
The renovated eat-in kitchen is the heart of daily life, with room for a table and easy flow to the dining room. A renovated powder room off the foyer is ready for guests.
A private hallway leads to the bedroom wing, which could be closed off for added privacy. The primary suite has large windows, three walk-in closets, and a updated bath with a double vanity, soaking tub, and walk-in shower. The second bedroom is generously sized with abundant closet space. A renovated hall bath is just steps away. The office/den is flexible enough to be a home office, a guest room, or a third bedroom, whatever the next chapter requires.
Updated flooring throughout makes this a truly move-in ready home.
With only 49 residences, The Plaza offers what larger buildings often can′t: a staff member that knows your name and picks up your mail. Residents enjoy a 24-hour concierge, on-site management, in house engineer, an outdoor pool, a fitness center, men′s and women′s saunas, and rooftop amenities. The home comes with two assigned parking spaces (one in the underground garage and one outside), a separate storage unit on the garage level, and bicycle storage. The monthly fee covers all utilities, including TV and internet.
Step outside and Foggy Bottom is at your door. The Blue, Orange, and Silver Line Metro station is a couple of blocks away, K Street bus routes are nearby, and you can walk to George Washington University and its hospital, the Kennedy Center, and the Potomac River path into Georgetown. Dupont Circle, downtown dining and shopping, Whole Foods Market, Trader Joe′s, the C&O Canal, and Rock Creek Park are all close by.
Space, light, and a building that feels like home. Residence 304 has all three.
