Experience Monument Views in the Heart of Southwest Waterfront. Welcome to Harbour Square, an iconic mid-century modern cooperative nestled in the vibrant Southwest Waterfrontone of DCs most dynamic and rapidly evolving neighborhoods. This beautifully updated and move-in ready 1-bedroom, 1-bath home blends classic design with modern functionality. From the private balcony, take in stunning panoramic vistas of the Washington Monument and the tranquil Washington Channel, with the Jefferson Memorial peeking through the horizona picturesque setting for your morning coffee or evening glass of wine. Inside, youll find a sophisticated kitchen outfitted with sleek stainless steel appliances, modern cabinetry, and an elegant subway tile backsplash. An in-unit washer and dryer add everyday convenience, while a cleverly integrated Murphy bed offers extra space and flexibility for guests or remote work. Perched above the city, this unit brings together urban energy and serene waterfront charm. Harbour Square residents enjoy a host of high-end amenities including an indoor swimming pool, a well-equipped fitness center, and a stunning rooftop terrace offering panoramic views of the Potomac River, iconic DC landmarks, and glorious sunsets. Included in your monthly co-op fee of $1,503.02 are all utilities, property taxes, Xfinity HD cable, high-speed internet, and access to community amenities. The community is secure with 24/7 gatehouse staffing and offers eco-conscious features like EV charging stations. On-site garage parking is available for rent$155/month for a single space or $225/month for tandem. Located just steps from the Waterfront Metro Station, Harbour Square provides unbeatable access to Capitol Hill, downtown DC, and National Airport. The WharfDCs premier waterfront destinationis just around the corner, offering award-winning restaurants, boutique shopping, live music venues, and cultural attractions like Arena Stage and The Anthem. Come experience the lifestyle and charm of Harbour Square in the Southwest Waterfrontwhere the city meets the water, and every view is a postcard.