Have all your needs within reach and our wonderful historic city at your doorstep in #412 Copley Plaza. 10’ ceilings and large windows overlooking the treetops and rowhouse rooftops of quaint Church Street make this space inviting and cozy from the moment you enter. With the galley kitchen wall removed and a Murphy bed installed, you can maximize your layout options and space flexibility. Dimmable recessed lighting means you don’t have to use a square inch for lamps and the two large closets with shelving to the ceiling offer more storage than many larger condos. Wood floors add warmth and character while the modern kitchen with ample cabinet storage makes for a lovely mix of old and new. ALL of your utilities are included in the monthly co-op fee: water, sewer, trash, gas, electricity, AND internet as well as your property taxes! You won’t need a single utility account in your name. Parking and additional storage are available to rent. Copley Plaza is a pet-friendly building and has a community manager on site..The rooftop deck offers a wonderful view of the neighborhood, including the Washington Monument. For history and architecture fans, this is part of Harry Wardman’s portfolio, built in 1916. With a bus stop at the corner, a Bikeshare station across the street, and the Dupont Circle metro stop just 0.4 miles away, this home can facilitate a car-free lifestyle. Your everyday amenities are within short distances. There is a CVS across the street, three grocery stores within 0.7 miles (Safeway is just 0.1), True Value Hardware (0.1 miles), 6 coffee shops within 0.4 miles on 17th St alone (plus you are equidistant between 2 Starbucks), a DC park & recreation center (500 ft), dog park (0.3 miles), and all the restaurants, bars, and shops of 17th, greater Dupont Circle and 14th St just beyond. The annual High Heel race runs past Copley Plaza’s front entrance while the building’s Church St entrance is only 200ft from the Keegan Theater. The proximity to Dupont Circle itself makes it easy to catch year-round events like live music, pop-up markets, art exhibits at Dupont Underground, and unique local happenings like seeing Potomac Phil on Groundhog’s Day!