$3,150/month

**Contact Kim Coles for more information, an application, or a showing!** Make your move to one of Washington’s most distinctive addresses in this beautifully updated one-bedroom residence at the DeSoto Cooperative, an elegant Beaux-Arts building situated between Thomas Circle and the 14th Street corridor. At approximately 960 square feet, and with utilities included in the rent, this is a one-bedroom with the scale to live comfortably, entertain with ease, and create space for the way you actually live. Sunlight pours through oversized windows, illuminating original hardwood floors and a gracious living area with enough room to define separate living and dining spaces. A striking bay window overlooks the tree-lined street below, bringing architectural character and a sense of occasion to the room. Set away from the street, the generously sized bedroom offers a notably quiet setting with extra space for a dedicated office or reading area. A contemporary chandelier and accent wall add a polished layer of personality, while thoughtfully organized closets provide impressive storage. The recently renovated bathroom introduces an unexpected touch of indulgence, with a deep soaking tub, ceramic tile accents and radiant heated flooring underfoot. Building amenities include on-site laundry, a fitness center, bike storage, and rental storage units for belongings you want close at hand but neatly out of sight. Thomas Circle occupies one of Washington’s most distinctive crossroads, where Massachusetts Avenue, 14th Street, Vermont Avenue, and M Street converge around one of the city’s historic circles. From the DeSoto, the energy of 14th Street is only moments away, bringing an exceptional concentration of restaurants, cafés, cocktail bars, shops, theaters, and neighborhood favorites within easy reach. Whole Foods on P Street is just a few blocks away, while CVS and other everyday conveniences are close at hand. The location also places downtown Washington remarkably close. Farragut North, McPherson Square, Metro Center, and Mt. Vernon Square/Convention Center Metro stations are all within walking distance, creating multiple options for commuting throughout the city. The result is a residence that offers the scale and grace of an earlier Washington, paired with the freedom to step outside and engage with one of the city’s most vibrant urban settings. For a renter looking for more than a conventional one-bedroom, the DeSoto offers room, character, and an address with a distinctly Washington point of view.