2525 10th St N Apartment

Feel at home in this stylish studio retreat in the heart of Clarendon! This apartment is your perfect home base for exploring Arlington's most vibrant and walkable neighborhood. Step into this bright and modern studio apartment, thoughtfully designed to be your comfortable and stylish home away from home. It features a comfortable queen-size bed for a peaceful night's sleep and a welcoming living area with a cozy sofa bed, perfect for lounging or for an extra guest. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances and all the essentials you need to prepare meals. A clean and modern full bathroom is stocked with starter supplies for your convenience. Parking is available. We are not responsible for lost or stolen items or vehicle damage in the parking lot. This apartment is in the heart of Clarendon, Arlington's most vibrant and sought-after neighborhood, known for its incredible dining, shopping, and nightlife, all just steps from your door. You are a short stroll to the Clarendon Metro, connecting you to Washington, D.C. in minutes and steps from the premier shopping and dining at The Market Common Clarendon. Surrounded by top-rated restaurants like Ambar and lively bars like Wilson Hardware, getting around from this centrally located Clarendon location is incredibly easy. You are just a half-mile walk from both the Clarendon and Courthouse Metro Stations, putting all of D.C.'s landmarks at your fingertips. A quick Metro ride takes you directly to the National Mall, where you can explore the Smithsonian Museums (like the Natural History Museum) and the National Zoo. Enjoy a peaceful escape with a hike at Theodore Roosevelt Island, a unique nature sanctuary in the Potomac River, or visit the profound Arlington National Cemetery. For your convenience, a large and modern Whole Foods Market is located just a few blocks away. The building requires a brief guest screening prior to check-in, which must be completed before arrival. The building operates a centralized HVAC system in accordance with municipal regulations. Heating runs from October 13 to May 1, while air conditioning is available from May 15 to October 1. During seasonal transitions, HVAC adjustments are managed by the building association based on outdoor temperatures. A fine of $300 will be charged for smoking inside or hosting unauthorized gatherings. A $250 replacement fee will be charged for lost FOB/access cards, as charged by the building. Replacement for lost parking tags costs $200–$300, per building policy. Bath towels and washcloths are not provided. [SI]