About 8300 Wisconsin Ave #440
An open kitchen flows into a living room framed by the kind of space that makes a two-bedroom apartment feel genuinely generous — and in 1,219 square feet spread across two and a half baths, there is room here to actually live. The kitchen anchors the home with upgraded countertops that stretch across a thoughtful layout, stainless steel appliances gleaming under the light, and a full suite of modern conveniences that makes the morning rush feel manageable. The dishwasher, refrigerator with ice maker, self-cleaning oven, range hood, and microwave are all in place, and the in-unit washer and dryer mean the laundry closet is yours alone to command. Walk-in closets off the bedrooms give you the kind of storage that disappears into the walls and lets the living spaces breathe. The open floor plan keeps the kitchen, dining, and living areas connected without crowding, so whether you are hosting a quiet dinner or spreading out with work on a Sunday afternoon, the layout bends to the moment.
Flats 8300 was built in 2016, and the building carries that era's standard for amenity-rich urban living — concierge service greets you in the lobby, and the gated community offers a layer of security that settles in quietly after a long day. The fitness center is floors away rather than blocks away, and when the workweek finally exhales, the rooftop deck and pool offer the kind of decompression that used to require a weekend trip. The spa and hot tub sit alongside the pool for evenings when the city has asked a little too much of you. A clubhouse, game room, and meeting room round out the social infrastructure — spaces that work equally well for a gathering or a focused afternoon away from your desk. Pet owners will find the dog park a welcome detail, and both cats and dogs are part of the community here, with breed restrictions applying to dogs.
Parking is available in the attached garage, so the car question is already answered. Storage, transit, groceries, restaurants, and the particular energy of Downtown Bethesda are woven into the geography around 8300 Wisconsin Avenue. The neighborhood has deepened over the years — established businesses share blocks with newer arrivals, and the streetscape hums with the kind of foot traffic that signals a place people want to be rather than simply pass through. Farmers markets, independent dining, and the particular rhythm of a walkable urban core are all within reach without requiring a plan or a car.
The Bethesda Metro station sits close enough that Center City commuters find the calculus of car-free living genuinely favorable. The Red Line connection opens the city in both directions — downtown Washington in one, the broader Maryland corridor in the other — and the commute that once felt like a compromise becomes, in practice, one of the better parts of the day. A seat on the train, a few minutes of quiet, and then the doors open onto wherever the day needs you to be. Pricing and availability subject to change on a daily basis. Photos are of model units. Parking may be available subject to availability and may be an additional fee.
