Washington, DC 20004 631 D Street NW # 630

FOR SALE: Bright, South-Facing, 6th Floor, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Home with 2 Juliette Balconies is now For Sale. This home has Wall to Wall Daltile Forest Park Sugar Maple 36x6 porcelain plank flooring. The kitchen has Granite Countertops, and stainless steel appliances consisting of a GE flat top range, a GE Microwave with outside venting, a Maytag Refrigerator (2021) and a GE Dishwasher (2020). The home also has a GE Stacked Washer/Dryer (2022); a Climate Master Heat Pump/AC with a Honeywell Wi-Fi thermostat (2021); and an electric Hot Water Heater tank (2017). The Bedroom has a walk-in closet and custom black-out drapes from The Shade Store. The bathroom has upgraded bathroom fixtures including a Toto Carlyle II one-piece High-Efficiency Elongated with Tornado Flush and Sana Gloss toilet (2011); a Moen shower head and sink faucet, and an extra wide Garden Tub. THE BUILDING INCLUDES: A 24/7 concierge, a newly updated private twenty seat home theatre room, and in the basement there is a live professional performance theater (The Wholly Mammoth Theater), there are two fitness centers, a community room, a conference room, a library, a rooftop barbeque area with 2 gas grills, a rooftop garden, a quiet landscaped courtyard with an ornamental water fountain, a computer room with a laser printer, shredder, scanner, and high-speed Wi-Fi internet access throughout all the common areas. There is an underground 400 spot parking garage directly under the condo with direct elevator access to the home. Parking spots are available to rent for $285 per month and AVIS/BUDGET car rental agencies are located on the P1 garage level. There is also private resident storage available to rent on garage level P3. THE HOME IS LOCATED: in the vibrant Penn Quarter Neighborhood, with its many restaurants and bars, movie cinemas (E Street Theater & Regal 14) and Playhouses (Woolly Mammoth Theater, the Lansburgh Shakespeare Theater, and the Sidney Harmon Theater). The home is located within blocks of the National Mall, Smithsonian Museums (Air & Space, Natural History, American History, African American, Native American) and the National Galleries of Art (the Sculpture Garden, the Portrait Gallery, Modern Art, Hirschhorn Gallery, the Botanical Garden). The home is also close to Chinatown, and the Capital One Arena, and many Metro Stations and the 395 and 695 Underpasses for easy transit in and out of the city.