1310 N Oak St Apartment

Welcome to your stylish 1-bedroom retreat in the heart of Rosslyn! This apartment is your perfect home base for exploring Arlington and Washington, D.C. with incredible ease. Enjoy modern amenities and a prime location for the ultimate D.C. area getaway. Step into this bright and modern 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment, thoughtfully designed to be your comfortable and stylish home away from home. The serene bedroom features a comfortable queen-size bed for a peaceful night's sleep, and the living area offers a cozy sofa bed, ideal for unwinding after a day of exploring. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances and all the essentials you need to prepare meals. In-unit conveniences include a washer and dryer for a hassle-free stay. Parking is available, but please display your parking permit at all times to avoid towing. Replacement for lost parking tags costs $200–$300, per building policy. Your apartment is in Rosslyn, Arlington's most connected neighborhood, offering a perfect blend of urban energy and scenic green spaces right at the foot of the Key Bridge. A short, scenic walk across the Key Bridge takes you into historic Georgetown, and you are just steps from the Rosslyn Metro, connecting you to the National Mall in minutes. Surrounded by top-rated restaurants like Sfoglina Pasta House and vibrant bars like Continental Pool Lounge, you can enjoy premier shopping and dining experiences. For your convenience, a large and modern Safeway supermarket with a pharmacy and Starbucks is located just a few blocks away. Loud music and parties are strictly prohibited, and smoking inside is charged a $300 fine. A guest screening is required prior to check-in for the safety and security of all residents. The damage waiver fee covers certain damages, but intentional damage, damage caused by policy violations, and damages exceeding $300 per stay are not covered. Lost FOB/Access Cards incur a $250 replacement fee. A smartphone is mandatory to download and use the building's access app for entry. The building's HVAC system is centralized and operates seasonally based on municipal and environmental regulations.