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The Residences at Liberty Center: Comfortable Convenience With a View

by Jeremy Castle

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Located about four blocks from the Ballston Metro, Liberty Center’s biggest selling point may be its proximity to everyday conveniences. During a walk from the Metro, this author passed five nail salons, six deli/sandwich shops and five dry cleaners, all of which reminded him of the Upper West Side in Manhattan. Admittedly that comparison could be a stretch for some, so if that does not sell you on the development, perhaps the view above of the DC skyline from the development’s roof will.

Living Space

Liberty Center is a 21-story, 233-unit luxury condo development. It has approximately 28 one and two-bedroom units remaining, most of which have very open floorplans similar to almost any new condo development on the market right now. Prices range from $360,000 for a 700 square-foot one-bedroom to $685,900 for a 1,250 square-foot two-bedroom with den unit. HOA fees range from $349 to $591 a month and include water.

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Kitchen at Liberty Center

Two levels of furnishings are being offered at Liberty Center. Standard apartments are equipped with 42-inch maple cabinets, granite kitchen counters with ceramic backsplash, GE Profile appliances, 8 to 9-foot granite kitchen islands with 10-inch overhangs for bar stools and bathrooms with granite vanity tops, ceramic flooring and separate deep soaking tub and glass enclosed showers with rainfall showerheads.

The 20th floor and penthouse levels sport upgrade packages including stainless steel Miele chimney hoods, cook-tops and dishwashers, Bosch convection ovens, Sub-Zero refrigerators and Snaidero cabinets.

Building Amenities

Liberty Center’s best amenities may be the rooftop pool and deck, which has 360-degree views of Washington and Northern Virginia. However, the development has most anything else that an amenity-minded condo buyer would want including a fitness center, a ground-level garden with grilling facilities, a common room with plasma screen TV and fireplace, controlled access parking, and a 24-hour staffed front desk.

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Open Floorplan at Liberty Center

Price Range for Available Units

  • One Bedrooms range from $360,000 to $499,900
  • Two Bedrooms range from $569,000 to $685,900

Location, Parking and Transportation

Liberty Center is conveniently located at 888 North Quincy Street on the corner of North Quincy Street and North 9th Street (see map here).

All units are sold with at least one parking space, with an additional space available for purchase. Access to Routes 50 and 66 are an approximate three-minute drive.

Liberty Center is four blocks from the Ballston Metro stop on the Orange Line. The Metro is a hub for many bus lines including WMATA’s 38B to Farragut Square and the Route 1 bus covering points west along Wilson Boulevard as far as Vienna.

Quick Answers

  • Storage Space – Individual spaces are available for purchase.
  • Outdoor Space – All apartments except those on the 2nd and 3rd floors have private balconies and there is a rooftop deck and a large nicely landscaped ground level garden equipped with gas grills.
  • Closest Grocery Stores – Harris Teeter is about a seven-minute walk or about a two-minute drive.

Photos & Resources

  • Click here for Liberty Center’s website featuring more photos and additional floor plans.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the_residences_at_liberty_center_comfortable_convenience_with_a_view/1511

2 Comments

  1. CondoAuthority.com said at 5:19 pm on Friday November 13, 2009:

    You can see more photos/floor plans as well as active listings at http://www.condoauthority.com/residences-liberty-center/listings

  1. Craig Herb said at 10:10 pm on Saturday December 19, 2009:

    thinking of buying there.  anyone have some “real life” info on this property?

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