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Renderings Reveal Inside of 158-Unit Capitol Rose in Logan Circle

  • July 10th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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One of the apartments at Capitol Rose. Click to enlarge,

Five years ago, plans were put in motion for a large new residential development on the western edge of Logan Circle. Now, we are getting a sense of what the inside will look like when it opens later this year. 

Capitol Rose, a 158-unit apartment building located adjacent to the Masonic Temple at 15th Street and S Street NW (map), is in the final stages of construction and a recently-launched website offers images of the interiors and various amenities. 

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The courtyard. Click to enlarge.

The new apartment building creates a U shape open to the rear of the temple at 1733 16th Street NW (map). The new apartments range in size from studios to two-bedroom duplexes in a restored carriage house with a private front yard. 

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Lobby. Click to enlarge.

The building amenities include a rooftop lounge and pool, a large private courtyard, a resident lounge, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a pet spa, and even a coffee bar. More renderings below. 

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/renderings_reveal_inside_of_158-unit_capitol_rose_in_logan_circle/21224.

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