4301 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016

Welcome to Unit 8011; a spacious, sun-drenched penthouse-level, one-bedroom condominium at the Greenbriar in Cleveland Park . At just shy of 800-sqft, this... condo has a southeastern exposure with amazing treetop views of National Cathedral and all-day natural light. Enjoy the open design with spacious living and dining areas. Brazilian Cherry hardwoods throughout. The kitchen includes stainless steel appliances, granite counters, and Shaker style cabinetry. The refreshed bathroom has an updated vanity, re-glazed shower and tub, new light, mirror, and fixtures. A generously sized bedroom with ceiling fan, plenty of closet space and an oversized window, flooding the space with natural light from sunup to sundown. The unit contains a surprising amount of storage space, and comes with and a separate storage unit in the building, providing plenty of space for off-season items. The Greenbriar is a pet-friendly, well-maintained building, with 24-hour concierge, on-site laundry facilities, library, and work out room. The staircase leading to the rooftop deck is located 25 feet down the hallway from your front door. The deck has lounging areas to take in the panoramic views of green spaces and The Cathedral. Condo fee includes a parking pass AND ALL UTILITIES! NOTE Unit can be rented fully furnished for $2,200 per month. The Greenbriar is located near shops and restaurants at Tenleytown, Cathedral Heights, and Foxhall. Just a block from American University. There is easy public transportation to downtown DC, either via bus line, or the AU/Tenleytown Metro (less than one mile) or Cleveland Park Metro (1.4 miles). DCA is a short 8 miles away. And when you want to get away - without actually getting away, Glover-Archbold Park is located less than 1/4 mile from your front door. The 183-acre park in northwest Washington, DC stretches from Van Ness Street NW to Canal Road NW. There is a nearly 2.5-mile trail that runs the length of the park, beginning at Van Ness Street and ending at the Foundry Branch Park trail, which connects to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal towpath. The best of all worlds! Read More