Only one block off the pedestrian way at Courthouse Metro in Arlington's Courthouse Hill community, this one-bedroom home delivers perks most condos at this price point can't — assigned garage parking, a community pool, a gas fireplace, and your own private balcony. Step inside and you're in your own private oasis. High ceilings, designer lighting, and an open floor plan make the home live large. The kitchen offers generous storage, new appliances and beautiful granite countertops. The living room centers on a cozy gas fireplace — the kind of spot built for unwinding after a long day at the office. The bedroom comfortably fits a king-sized bed with room left over for a dedicated work-from-home setup, and a private balcony overlooking a tree-lined street is the perfect spot for a morning coffee or an evening drink. But the best part of this home isn't the home — it's exactly where it sits. The Courthouse Metro (Orange/Silver Line) is two blocks away, and the walk there is a breeze through a dedicated pedestrian way rather than a dash across traffic — putting Rosslyn, Courthouse, and downtown DC minutes from your door. After the workday ends, the Courthouse/Clarendon corridor takes over: happy hour at Courthaus Social or Ireland's Four Courts, dinner at Mejana or AMBAR, all within easy walking distance. A day here might start with coffee at Simona Café or the new Maman down the block, or a WFH morning capped off with a class at Xtend Barre or The Conditioning Room. Whole Foods is an easy walk for groceries. Back at home, the Courthouse Hill clubhouse adds its own perks — a gym, a game room, and a pool for the hottest days of summer. Assigned garage parking makes coming and going by car simple, and you're two blocks from Rte 50 when you do need it. Runners and cyclists are just as well-positioned: the Custis Trail is a quick ride away via the bike lanes on N. Veitch St, linking straight through to the Mount Vernon Trail and a car-free route along the Potomac into Georgetown and DC. Pet-friendly and investor-friendly, there's no catch. The current owner has meticulously maintained the home over the years to keep it move-in ready, with updates including whole-home paint (2026), dishwasher (2026), water heater (2025), stove and microwave (2023), bath surround (2021), washer/dryer (2021), refrigerator (2021), and HVAC (2018).