Letter from Seller

Dear Future Homeowner,

When I first walked into this building, Potomac Place Tower, I was immediately drawn to its clean mid-century modern lines, warm natural light, and the sense of quiet charm that only a building with true history can offer. This space felt instantly familiar and special—it reminded me of the timeless design and thoughtful architecture I had loved. Tucked in the heart of Washington, DC, this architecturally significant building—steeped in character and designed with a classic mid-century modern aesthetic—offered me not just a home, but a lifestyle.

While this property does have a gated parking space, the best perk is not needing it on a daily basis. One of the greatest joys of living here has been the unbeatable location. Potomac Place Tower sits just minutes from the National Mall, the Capitol Building, and major federal offices including the Department of Education, Health and Human Services, and several NASA buildings. Just across the street is a newly renovated, modern public library, and the weekly farmers market next to the Waterfront Metro station has become a beloved neighborhood tradition. And in just a short six-minute walk, you’ll find yourself at The Wharf and DC’s historic Fish Market—perfect for waterfront dining, concerts, or simply enjoying the view.

Over the past eight and a half years, I’ve truly cherished living in this unit and being part of this incredible community. I’ve made thoughtful updates to the space, including a new dishwasher and microwave, an updated bathroom and closet, LVP hardwood flooring throughout, and new modern light fixtures—all designed to enhance both function and style while respecting the original character.

Many of the residents are long-time owners who care deeply about the building and each other. There is a great sense of community in the SouthWest Business District that is both family and pet friendly. Amadon Elementary school, directly across the street, welcomes families to their playground and events regularly. There’s a strong sense of community here, with neighbors who look out for one another and take real pride in maintaining the space we all share.

It’s bittersweet to leave a place that has meant so much to me. This home has been my sanctuary, my launchpad, and my connection to all that makes DC vibrant and exciting. I hope it becomes all of that—and more—for you.

Warmly,

Manjit Chase