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Most condominiums in Downtown DC trade a view for a location. From the sixth floor of Ten Ten Mass, unit 602 gets both. The windows face a park, so the outlook from the living room is tree canopy rather than curtain wall, and that same view follows through the primary bedroom and out onto the private balcony.
Inside, the main floor reads as one room. Maple hardwoods run wall to wall beneath a line of windows, and kitchen, dining, and living share a single 1,056-square-foot footprint with nothing standing between them. The dining area anchors the middle of the plan; the primary suite sits at the park-facing end.
The kitchen is built for someone who actually cooks: granite counters, stainless appliances, and cabinetry running the full length of the wall, with a center island large enough to seat three without crowding whoever is at the range.
Both bedrooms are handled properly. A sliding door in the primary opens straight onto the balcony, and the walk-in closet behind it carries custom shelving. Its private bath pairs a vessel sink with marble counters and a full-height storage tower. The second bedroom keeps the maple floors and gets a custom closet system of its own.
The building carries its weight too. Ten Ten Mass opened in 2007 with 163 units across fourteen stories, and residents get a 24-hour concierge, a hotel-style lobby, and owned parking underground. Up on the roof there is a pool deck with grills, dining tables, covered seating under a pergola, and the skyline on the horizon. Four Metro stations sit within walking distance of 10th and Massachusetts.
1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #602 is offered at $775,000, with a monthly condo fee of $924.20 and owned garage space 120. Listed by Evan Johnson and Tom Bauer of Wardman Residential at Compass. See the full listing for 1010 Massachusetts Ave NW #602, or explore the building at Ten Ten Mass.
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