4100 W St NW #406 Washington, DC 20007

Listing details for 4100 W St NW #406, Washington, DC 20007 : Light and bright two-bedroom home located in the quiet Phylmar Plaza building in leafy Glover Park. You will love coming home to this spacious home complimented by hardwood flooring, white trim and fresh paint in warm and inviting tones. A wall of windows draws you into the living room and creates a great atmosphere for entertaining. The adjacent dining area is ready for any occasion and can accommodate seating for 6-8 people. Continue into the kitchen where all of the renovations are ready for you – granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, white cabinetry and custom, built-in pantry shelving. Enjoy casual meals at the island breakfast bar while taking in the tree-top views. Two spacious bedrooms are tucked away for added privacy. The master bedroom offers a large closet with custom organizers, and a well-sized 2nd bedroom features large windows on two walls for plenty of natural light. A nicely appointed hall bathroom with a custom tile tub surround completes this home. The home is located in the Phylmar Plaza building, featuring a stately exterior surrounded by colorful landscaping. Situated on a quiet tree-lined street, residents enjoy Phylmar Plaza’s quiet oasis convenient to all points DC. A covered front entrance leads to a welcoming lobby with plenty of seating. Phylmar Plaza offers access to a community room with large windows and plenty of seating, as well as an expansive rooftop deck - an incredible space for outdoor entertaining and to retreat and enjoy peaceful views of Glover Archibald Park. Also, enjoy the convenience of 1 reserved parking space. Glover Park is a neighborhood in northwest Washington, D.C., about a half mile north of Georgetown and just southwest of Number One Observatory Circle (the Vice President's mansion). The neighborhood Is western border is an extension of Rock Creek Park called Glover-Archbold Park, the northern border is Fulton Street, near the Washington National Cathedral, and its southern border is Whitehaven Park, another branch of Rock Creek Park, and beyond that the Burleith neighborhood.