1417 N Nash Street

Expansive monument and Potomac River views define this five-level townhome in The Bromptons at Monument Place, complete with a rooftop deck designed to take full advantage of the setting. Offering approximately 3,556 square feet and elevator access to the main living levels, the home is thoughtfully arranged to place its primary entertaining spaces where the views are most impressive. The entry level welcomes you with the front foyer and a comfortable media room. From here, the elevator provides direct access to the main living and entertaining levels above, allowing guests to move easily through the home while the bedroom levels remain private. The top-floor main living level is positioned to fully capture the monument and river views. High ceilings, detailed mouldings, and a gas fireplace anchor the living room, while French doors open to Juliet balconies oriented toward the skyline. A separate dining space connects to the kitchen, which features stainless steel appliances, abundant cabinetry, and a paneled Sub-Zero refrigerator. One level higher, a rooftop deck provides exceptional outdoor space for entertaining, dining, or simply enjoying the sweeping monument and Potomac River views. Below the living level, the primary suite occupies its own full level on floor 3 and offers two walk-in closets and a spacious marble bath with dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a separate glass-enclosed shower. The next level down includes two junior suites, each with its own en-suite bath and walk-in closet, providing comfortable accommodations for family or guests. At the base of the home, a rear alley entry two-car garage connects to a flexible multipurpose room well suited for gym space, hobbies, storage, or additional work-from-home needs. This level is also served by the private elevator making moving packages and groceries through the home a breeze. Located just outside Arlington National Cemetery, The Bromptons at Monument Place offers convenient access to Rosslyn Metro, nearby restaurants and shops, Georgetown, downtown Washington, and Reagan National Airport.