800 4 ST SW

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Description#

This efficiency has large family room with hardwood flooring, kitchen with modern appliances, full bathroom and small balcony. Walking distance to Safeway and the new shops and restaurants along the waterfront. Short walk to the blue, orange, silver, yellow and green lines with the Waterfront Metro Station just a block away! • Walking distance to the National Mall and popular SW Market, Arena Stage, and Nationals Stadium. • Short drive to Downtown DC, Arlington and Capitol Hill, fabulous access to all of DC. • Potomac Place Tower features high-end amenities including three fitness rooms (cardio, weight, dancing studio), pool, laundry in building, 24-hour concierge, free popcorn Fridays, lounge area with tv/café, and a grand lobby entrance to wow your family and friends. Fixed utility payment $170 monthly in addition to rent of $1830

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About Southwest DC#

The smallest quadrant in DC has seen some big changes. Southwest is framed by parks, waterways, and the National Mall. For centuries, it was a blue-collar neighborhood of dockworkers and fishermen. Following World War II, it became an experiment in urban renewal. Today, another transformation has taken place in Southwest, a tremendous revitalization of its western edge. With prices for nearly every budget, Southwest apartments and housing options range from gracious, subdivided townhomes to sleek waterfront towers. Learn more about Southwest DC.