This is the floor plan rarely hits the market because it has everything: gorgeous Monument views from your living room, a large balcony perfectly positioned to view National Fireworks and the kind of skyline sunsets that stop you in your tracks, all wrapped in a layout that flows perfectly. The kitchen stands out with a cascading quartz island with extra storage cabinets on the reverse side so abundant that it feels like a full blown pantry. The space is set against glistening tile floors and wide-plank laminate wood that flow with warmth and texture. The generously sized wardrobe closet has custom drawers and the bedroom feels balanced where any size bed can fit. The in-unit washer and dryer is tucked beside a linen closet for an organized, efficient flow. The private underground garage parking is close to the entryway for easy in and out access, in addition to an extra storage unit that keeps essentials within reach. 555 Massachusetts Avenue is in the midst of a full-scale renovation with a reimagined lobby, upgraded hallway landings with slate floors, and new carpets on every floor - all fully funded from reserves, not loans or assessments, keeping the condo fee modest and the building both VA and FHA approved. This condominium is in a secured building, impeccably managed and rich in amenities: a rooftop pool, fitness center, grilling terrace, party room, e-lounge, 24-hour concierge and bike storage. Perfectly located in Mount Vernon Triangle, its the only neighborhood in the city where you can walk to every single Metro line. Steps away are grocery stores, Michelin-star dining, the Convention Center, CityCenterDC, and several farmers markets on the weekends. The neighborhoods next wave is already underway: the $800M+ Capital One Arena renovation and training complex, the Wax Museum redevelopment with new residences, retail, and arts space, and several major projects transforming Chinatown and Penn Quarter, including the Full Kee hotel redevelopment and the