2555 Pennsylvania Ave NW APT 712, Washington, DC 20037

2555 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW "THE WESTBRIDGE" SUITE 712 Located at the cusp of the Fashionable West End and Georgetown, Suite 712 of "The Westbridge" is a Spacious, Sophisticated, Apartment Featuring a 25 foot Covered Balcony looking out to the Four Seasons Hotel. The Living Room, Master Bedroom and 2nd Bedroom/ Den each have a Separate Entrance Opening onto the Balcony. One Block West of the new TRADER JOE'S and One Block East of Georgetown’s fine restaurants and shops, it is steps from the Kennedy Center, Dupont Circle, the downtown commercial and office district, and many parks and gardens. It is three blocks from the George Washington University-Foggy Bottom METRO. The Westbridge offers a 24 Hour Security Desk, Exercise Rooms and Saunas, an Outdoor Swimming Pool, a Rooftop Terrace, a Low Condo Fee and an Assigned Underground Garage Space. This is literally at the Hub of the Washington DC Metropolitan area and within Walking Distance or a short Metro ride from every major attraction of the city. Pets are welcome. http://www.homesdatabase.com/mailiisdoyle Living Room 21' 2" X 12' 9" Kitchen 15' 9" X 9'3" Dining Room 13' 6" X 9' 3" Balcony 25' X 5' 6" Bedroom 17' 3" X 12' Bedroom/ Den 10' 6" X 9' 4" Walk-In Closet Central Air Neighborhood Description "The West End is a small region of the Northwest quadrant of Washington, D.C., bounded by Pennsylvania Avenue to the south, P Street to the north, Rock Creek Park to the west, and 22nd Street to the east. The West End is so named because it was the westernmost part of the original Pierre L'Enfant plan for the city of Washington, before the annexation of Georgetown. It is home to the embassies of Qatar and Spain. George Washingtion University Medical Center is on the edge of the West End, at Washington Circle. The West End has long been defined by the fact that it was not any of the adjacent, more prominent neighborhoods: Dupont Circle, Foggy Bottom, and Georgetown. However, with the development of the Washington Metro rail system, the West End is now most often spoken of as being part of the Foggy Bottom neighborhood. Its prominent landmarks include a Ritz Carlton hotel and residences, a few other upscale hotels, several large office buildings, and the West End branch of the D.C. Public Library." from Wkiipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_End,_Washington,_D.C.