About 401 13th St Ne #103
Set along a tree-lined stretch just beyond Lincoln Park, this one-bedroom residence at Lincoln Park Terrace delivers timeless appeal with a fresh, modern edge. Positioned on the first level yet elevated in every sense, the home offers rare privacy, refined finishes, and a calm, quiet interior enhanced by natural light. Step inside and you’ll immediately feel the difference. Newly installed wide-plank floors set a warm, grounded tone, complemented by fresh designer paint, and integrated LED lighting that subtly shifts from day to night. Every detail has been considered—from the smart thermostat and soft-touch switches to upgraded outlets and custom closet storage—resulting in a home that feels both stylish and deeply livable. The kitchen is wrapped in polished black granite with a wide breakfast bar that seamlessly opens to the living space, and is outfitted with stainless steel appliances, including a brand-new, whisper-quiet dishwasher that adds a touch of modern ease. The bathroom has been reimagined with clean lines and designer functionality: a chic dual sink vanity, fog-free mirror, matte black fixtures, and a humidity-sensing fan elevate your daily routine. The in-unit LG WashCombo (2024) adds effortless convenience going from wash to dry & ready in 2 hours, while behind the scenes, an 8-month-old tankless water heater and a recently upgraded HVAC system ensure year-round comfort and efficiency. Most importantly, a secure garage parking space conveys with the condo. Lincoln Park Terrace is a professionally managed pet-friendly building, with secure entry and a low condo fee that includes water/sewer, Comcast cable with HBO, and Xfinity high-speed internet. The building also features a sprawling rooftop terrace with breathtaking views of the Capitol, Washington Monument, and the DC skyline—an unforgettable backdrop for daily life. Beyond your front door, Capitol Hill unfolds in every direction. Meet neighbors at the Friday Yappy Hours at Kingsman Field Dog Park or sip your way through local cafés and wine bars. With Metro stations within a short distance, plus access to Bikeshare, buses, scooters, and the DC Streetcar, the entire city is at your fingertips.
