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The Baystate

The Baystate offers beautiful efficiencies in a variety of floorplans. Each has a separate kitchen, ample closet space, and hardwood floors; some have sunrooms. To add to the building's many charms, there is a rooftop deck, which is accessible to residents mid-May through mid-October.

Only two blocks from The Baystate lies Dupont Circle, one of D.C.'s most popular neighborhoods for shopping, dining, and nightlife. Dupont Metro Station is in easy walking distance of the building, as well.Brand new fitness center coming soon!

Features

• Air Conditioning - Window unit
• All Utilities Included
• Hardwood Floors

• Laundry On-Site
• Walk to Dining
• Walk to Metro
• Walk to Shopping

Neighborhood

Development of Dupont Circle originally called Pacific Circle began in 1871. The name change occurred after a statue of Rear Admiral Samuel Francis Du Pont was erected. (This statue has since been replaced by the marble fountain we see today, which symbolizes the Wind, Sea, and Stars.)

Dupont Circle centers around the intersection of D.C.'s three best-known causeways: Connecticut Avenue, Massachusetts Avenue, and New Hampshire Avenue. Though the neighborhood boasts an active nightlife, the area is primarily residential. Freestanding houses and palatial mansions line the broader avenues, while the grid streets are comprised of rowhouses, typically in Queen Anne and Richardsonian Romanesque styles.

Today, Dupont Circle houses a wide variety of art studios, cinemas, restaurants, bars, and coffee shops. These, along with the area's unique architecture, make Dupont one of the most popular areas in D.C.--both to live and to have fun.