About 4000 Wisconsin Ave Nw #4k-ph12
Built from the ground up in 2023, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence at Upton Place arrives untouched, carrying none of the wear that older buildings accumulate over decades. Every surface, every finish, every fixture reflects the original intent of the design — clean lines, considered materials, and the particular stillness that only a never-lived-in home can offer.
Step inside and the living area immediately earns your attention. At 1,098 square feet, the layout gives the main living space room to breathe, with enough square footage to arrange a proper sofa, a dining table that seats real company, and still feel like you have somewhere left to go. The open flow between the kitchen and living room keeps conversations moving even when one person is cooking and another is settled in for the evening. Upgraded countertops anchor the kitchen and give it a finished, intentional quality that makes the space feel considered rather than merely functional. A full refrigerator is already in place, so the kitchen is ready to work from the first morning you wake up here.
The two full bathrooms mean no negotiating the morning schedule in a two-person household — a detail that sounds minor until you are actually living it. The second bedroom functions equally well as a guest room, a dedicated workspace, or simply the kind of breathing room that makes a home feel generous rather than just adequate.
What surrounds this building is as much a part of the story as what is inside it. Washington, DC is a city where neighborhoods are constantly rewriting themselves, and this particular pocket is in the middle of that process in the most compelling way — new construction rising alongside the texture and character of an established city, new energy arriving without erasing what came before. The momentum here is real and the infrastructure of daily life is close at hand.
When the day calls for something beyond your own four walls, the building's amenities fill the gap. A roof deck offers the kind of open-air space that DC summers were made for — a place to watch the city settle into evening with something cold in your hand. The swimming pool provides a proper retreat when the heat arrives, and the lounge offers a ground-level alternative when you want comfort without commuting up to the roof. For residents who move through the city by bike, a dedicated bike room removes the usual friction of urban cycling. Common grounds round out the shared spaces, giving the community places to exist together without requiring it.
Your cat is welcome here, which matters more than it sounds — finding a genuinely pet-welcoming building in this city takes real effort, and this one makes it straightforward. Parking in the on-site garage means your car has a covered, convenient home as well, removing one of the chronic low-grade stresses of city living.
Daily life in a home like this has a particular rhythm to it. Mornings in a brand-new kitchen that has never belonged to anyone else. Evenings on a roof deck with the city spread out below. The satisfaction of living in a neighborhood that is still becoming something, where the coffee shop that opens next year will feel like yours because you were here first. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a building that was built entirely for the way people actually want to live right now. 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.
