Nestled among stately townhouses, inviting parks and peaceful residential streets, 700 Constitution is a boutique apartment building of only 139 apartment homes, and Capitol Hill’s premiere address. Situated at the epicenter of Capitol Hill, 700 Constitution enjoys close proximity to everything you want to enjoy in this exciting area of DC. Enjoy a short stroll to Eastern Market to partake in the festivities. Head a little further south to Barracks Row and the hardest choice you’ll make is deciding which fabulous restaurant to dine at. Want even more hustle-and-bustle? The excitement of H Street is 0.7 miles north. The Capitol building, Library of Congress and Supreme Court are also all within walking distance. Need public transportation? Union Station metro/train/bus terminal is 0.7 miles from our front door and the Eastern Market Metro is even closer. There is also a Metrobus stop adjacent to the building. Relax after a long day in your own oasis. Let our concierge hand your finished dry cleaning as you pass through the uncompromised beauty of the lobby and terrace common areas into the serenity of your home complete with full height and in some cases Palladian sound proof windows, elegant and light granite surfaces, modern floor finishes, nine-inch crown moldings and so much more. Make your way to the rooftop terrace with fabulous views of The Capitol to relax, grill dinner or enjoy a game of corn hole with your friends. Or head down to the beautifully decorated Resident Social Longue for a game of billiards, use the state-of-the-art fitness center, or relax in the elegantly appointed media lounge replete with large screen television, Wi-Fi, kitchen, and to-die-for Mitchell Gold furnishings. While each apartment is equipped with full-size washers and dryers, a common area laundry room with free over-sized washers and dryers for your bulkier washables is always available. Does your family include a pet? Bring Fido to the pet washing station to keep him clean and snugly. With so many reasons to choose 700 Constitution, the question really isn’t why move in, but when?