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The Vistas to Deliver in Mid-March

  • February 24th 2012

by Shilpi Paul

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The Vistas to Deliver in Mid-March: Figure 1

The Vistas, a penthouse project that has actually been built on top of the existing River Place South at 1023 Arlington Boulevard (map), is set to deliver on March 15th.

The Vistas to Deliver in Mid-March: Figure 2

The eight units, composed of mostly one- and two-bedrooms that are selling for between $395,000 and $595,000, were developed in a space formerly occupied by a restaurant. The developers are highlighting the views from the 11th-floor units (see above), and many of the walls are made completely of windows, with views of DC, the Iwo Jima Memorial and downtown Rosslyn.

The building will have some fancy amenities, like a sauna, pool, hot tub and fitness center, and in the case that some co-eds or professors decide to move in, there is a shuttle to Georgetown University from the building.

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/the_vistas_to_deliver_early_next_month/5176.

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