601 Wharf St Washington, DC 20024

Listing details for 601 Wharf St, Washington, DC 20024 : Experience elevated living in Unit 203 at Amaris. This stunning 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence is offered fully furnished with impeccable designer selections throughout. Every detail has been thoughtfully curated, featuring elegant wallpaper, custom paint finishes, and sophisticated furnishings that create a seamless, move-in-ready home. The thoughtfully designed floor plan places the bedrooms on opposite sides of the living area, offering optimal privacy and comfort. A custom-designed closet enhances organization and luxury in the primary suite, while the spa-inspired five-piece primary bathroom delivers a truly indulgent retreat. At the heart of the home, the gourmet kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line appliances, perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. The open-concept living and dining area flows effortlessly onto a spacious private balcony, where you can enjoy sweeping water and city views. At Amaris, amenity spaces exist to invigorate, elevate, and create a nourishing sense of wellness. Inside, an indoor, two-lane, 25-yard, saltwater pool, spa, and sauna spill into a spacious fitness area with a bridge connecting the residents’ lounge and adjoining screening room. On the sixth floor, an outdoor waterfront terrace with breathtaking views and a grilling area gives way to an immersive space with inspiring views. Amaris is designed by the late, world-renowned architect Rafael Viñoly with interiors by celebrated architect Thomas Juul-Hansen delivering inspiring spaces, breathtaking views, and replenishing amenities in a location unlike any other, at The Wharf. The Wharf is a mile-long waterfront neighborhood offering events and activities, local, chef-owned restaurants, boutique shops, expansive promenades, piers, and over 17.5 acres of green and community spaces. Unit 203 presents a refined, turnkey opportunity within one of Washington’s most distinguished luxury addresses, a home where customization, craftsmanship, and contemporary living converge.