Eliot on 4th

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Description#

Eliot on 4th is anything but your typical apartment community. Inspired by the timeless style of this mid-century neighborhood, striking the perfect balance between natural and man-made elements, Eliot on 4th combines the fabric of this historic Waterfront neighborhood with the perfect, peaceful haven. Seated less than one block to the Waterfront Metro station– and steps from everything the city has to offer– this luxury community offers a variety of generously sized apartment homes, ranging from one-, one + flex space, and two-bedroom homes, to two-level, two-bedroom townhomes with patios. Touting high-end features that include floor-to-ceiling windows, chef-inspired kitchens with Caesarstone® Quartz countertops, Moen® chrome fixtures, and sustainable wood floors, Eliot on 4th offers you a true sanctuary to live.

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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.