1654 K Street NE,
#8,
Washington,
DC
20002
Welcome to South Stone Residences, an exceptional mid-rise condominium built to LEED standards in 2020, perfectly positioned in the vibrant Trinidad neighborhood near the renowned H Street Corridor. This elegant, penthouse apartment with two-bedrooms, and two full bathrooms, includes a ***SEPARATELY DEEDED SECURE PARKING SPACE*** and was beautifully designed by the acclaimed Akseiser Design Group. This top floor unit boasts a stunning kitchen, where White Stainless GE Caf appliances complement the Calacatta Quartz countertops and a striking quartz backsplash. Blonde wide-plank wood flooring flows throughout, leading to a sunlit living room framed by a wall of ceiling to floor windows that bathes the space in natural light. Both bathrooms exude luxury, featuring exquisite Trinity Tile, designer-framed mirrors, and sophisticated matte black Moen hardware. The thoughtfully designed layout separates the bedrooms with a central living area, while the open-concept kitchen provides an ideal setting for seamless entertaining and relaxation. South Stone Residences offers contemporary urban living at its finest. Living in Trinidad, Washington, D.C., offers a unique blend of city convenience and community charm. Located close to downtown and major hubs like Union Station, Trinidad boasts easy access to the H Street Corridors lively dining and nightlife scene while maintaining its own quieter, eclectic vibe. Residents enjoy proximity to green spaces like the National Arboretum and the Trinidad Recreation Center, perfect for outdoor activities. Trinidad combines historic row homes with modern developments, making it a dynamic choice for those looking to experience a vibrant, close-knit D.C. neighborhood. ***OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY, 1pm - 3pm***
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