$2,034/month

Hardwood floors and an open layout give this 627-square-foot one-bedroom a sense of space that feels immediately livable, the kind of apartment where a single afternoon of arranging furniture turns a new place into a real home. From the entry, the living area opens naturally toward the kitchen, and the sight lines make everything feel connected rather than divided, a quality that smaller floor plans often sacrifice but this one preserves with ease. The kitchen is where the day finds its rhythm. Upgraded countertops provide a clean, generous surface for morning coffee prep or an unhurried weekend meal, and the full suite of stainless steel appliances — refrigerator with ice maker, stove, microwave, range hood, and dishwasher — means everything you reach for is already there. The disposal handles the cleanup, and the in-unit washer and dryer mean laundry fits into a Tuesday evening instead of consuming an entire Saturday. Window treatments keep the light exactly where you want it, and the open floor plan allows the kitchen and living space to breathe together rather than exist in isolation. The bedroom carries the same thoughtful approach. A walk-in closet offers real, usable storage — the kind that accommodates a full wardrobe and still leaves room for luggage, gear, and the seasonal things that usually end up under the bed. The entry-level bedroom placement makes the layout practical without sacrificing comfort. Beyond the front door, Vaughan Place surrounds you with a community designed for daily life. The fitness center is there for the early-morning sessions before the building stirs. The pool offers a genuine retreat on warm evenings. A clubhouse, game room, and meeting room create flexible space depending on whether you want company or a quiet place to work. The dog park means your pet has a place to belong here too, and the gated perimeter and on-site security mean you can step out for the evening and not think twice about what you left behind. Parking is available in the attached garage and on-site lot, and the elevator makes every grocery run manageable regardless of which floor you call home. The picnic area extends your living space outside when the weather cooperates. Cathedral Heights earns its loyalty quietly. The neighborhood sits in one of northwest Washington's most established residential pockets, where tree-lined blocks give way to independent businesses, longtime residents, and the kind of walkable daily life that makes a city neighborhood feel like a small town. The National Cathedral grounds are nearby, offering a rare open expanse in the middle of an urban landscape, and the surrounding streets carry the character of a community that has been choosing to stay for decades. Groceries, dining, and everyday errands are all within reach, and the connections into the broader city make the rest of DC just as accessible. Living in Cathedral Heights means trading the noise of the urban core for something quieter and more considered — without giving up anything that makes city living worth it. Pricing and availability subject to change on a daily basis. Photos are of model units. Parking may be available subject to availability and may be an additional fee.