4000 WISCONSIN AVENUE, Washington, DC 20016

Tucked into a freshly built corner of a neighborhood rewriting its own story, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom residence at Upton Place offers 761 square feet of thoughtfully arranged living space where everything feels considered rather than incidental. The building itself rose in 2023, and that newness carries through every hallway and threshold — clean lines, quiet construction, the particular stillness of a place that hasn’t yet absorbed decades of city noise. Step inside and the living area opens in a way that makes the square footage feel generous. Light moves across the room in long arcs depending on the hour, shifting from the bright clarity of midmorning to the warmer, amber-edged glow of late afternoon. There’s room here for a proper sofa arrangement, a reading corner, a dining setup that doesn’t require folding anything away before company arrives. The kitchen sits in easy reach of all of it, fitted with upgraded countertops and a refrigerator, making the daily rhythm of cooking and gathering feel natural rather than squeezed. Whether that’s a slow Sunday breakfast or a quick weeknight dinner assembled after a long commute, the layout accommodates both without complaint. The bedroom holds enough space to breathe — a real wardrobe setup, a nightstand on each side if that matters to you, morning light without the harshness of a due-east blast. One well-appointed bathroom serves the unit cleanly, no awkward traffic patterns, no shared walls with the main living zone. Cats are welcome here, which says something about the kind of home this is meant to be. A parking garage serves the building for those who keep a car in the city, and a bike room handles the alternative for residents who prefer two wheels. The building’s common spaces extend the livable square footage considerably — a roof deck that turns a Tuesday evening into something worth looking forward to, a swimming pool for the warmer months, a lounge for the in-between moments, and common grounds that give the building a sense of place rather than just height. The neighborhood surrounding Upton Place is in one of those periods of genuine momentum — the kind that feels different from speculation because the physical evidence keeps arriving. New construction is finding its footing alongside older blocks that have held their character through multiple cycles of change. Restaurants, coffee shops, and small businesses are planting roots with the confidence of operators who believe in what this stretch of Washington is becoming. The energy isn’t loud yet, but it’s consistent, and residents here are watching a neighborhood find its next chapter from front-row seats. Daily life in a home like this settles into a comfortable cadence. Coffee before the building wakes up, an easy exit into a city that rewards the curious, evenings that can end on a rooftop with a view or quietly inside with a book and a cat at the foot of the bed. The square footage is practical, the building is new, and the neighborhood is moving — that combination is harder to find than it looks. 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.