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Sponsored Post: Cocktails and Penthouse Views at Cityscape

  • June 10th 2009

by UrbanTurf Staff

Sponsored Post: Cocktails and Penthouse Views at Cityscape: Figure 1

Cityscape on Belmont was built on one of the highest ridges in the District, and on Thursday night, you can come check out not only the full city views that the 28-unit boutique condominium offers, but also a number of the development's luxury units.

Located in the U Street Corridor, Cityscape will host a happy hour tomorrow night from 6 to 8pm in penthouse unit #302. If you are in the market for a top-floor unit with amazing views, you should come by and check out what the development has to offer.

The penthouses (which start at $799,900 with parking) are two-bedroom-plus-den triplexes with 10 to 15-foot ceilings, top-of-the-line kitchens, and large rooftop terraces that have panoramic views of downtown DC. A number of other two-bedroom units will also be on display. Details below.

When: Thursday, June 11th from 6 to 8pm (rain or shine)
Where: Cityscape on Belmont is located at 1334 Belmont Street NW (see map here). The development is a seven-minute walk from the U Street/Cardozo Metro stop on the Green and Yellow lines.
Who: You, plus other prospective home and condo buyers.
How much: It's free.
Are you coming? Please email CityScape@McWilliamsBallard.com with your name and the number of people you'll bring.

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