Coming soon. Fully renovated in 2018, this modern 2 bed/2 bath Brookland condo offers convenient neighborhood living within close access to DC’s bustling urban life. Located within a well-maintained, boutique, 6-unit building, this 700+ sq ft home... features an open concept design with contemporary updates and finishes, including wide-plank 8” oak floors, LED recessed lighting, built-ins, solid doors and a relaxing deck overlooking the grassy back yard. The beautiful kitchen features KitchenAid stainless steel appliances, white Calacatta Quartz countertop/slab backsplash, 5-burner gas range w/convection/steam, microwave w/convection, side-by-side door refrigerator, slow-close drawers/doors cabinetry, and under-counter lighting. The kitchen opens up seamlessly to the sizable living area. The sun-filled primary bedroom features a walk-in closet and ensuite bathroom with a Mirabelle deep-soak tub. The second bedroom space offers great flexibility of use as a guest room, office space or den and also has an ensuite bathroom with walk-in shower and pocket doors. Both bathrooms have been renovated with modern touches, such as stylish tiles, lighting fixtures, vanities, shelving and Waterworks hand-crafted bath faucets and fixtures. All of this plus a Samsung front-loading, in-unit washer and dryer and programmable Nest thermostat. Low HOA fees of only $171/month. Pet-friendly/non-smoking building. The neighborhood is thriving with local popular bars and eateries such as Anxo Cider, Brightwood Pizza & Bottle, Hellbender Brewing Company, Hitching Post and Slash Run, as well as nearby yoga and fitness studios, plus a full-service Walmart. In addition, ALDI and Trader Joe's grocery stores announced plans to open new locations less than a mile away (ALDI opening December 5th). The location has received a 96 out of 100 Transit Score, cited as a “Rider’s Paradise” for its proximity to public transportation. Located 5-minute walking distance to the Fort Totten metro (serving Green, Red & Yellow lines), multiple bus lines and close to the newly constructed Metropolitan Branch Trail for cyclists. Read More