**Call/Text Dilip at for showings** Wake up to million-dollar views from the 19th floor of Carlyle Towers, where the panorama sweeps from the Washington Monument and the Capitol Dome across the DC skyline to the Potomac River and the lights of... National Harbor just across the water. The showstopper is a four-season panoramic sunroom, the perfect spot to linger over morning coffee and watch sailboats glide idly along the river below while the city glitters in the distance. Sun-filled and serene, it doubles effortlessly as a home office or reading retreat: a private corner of calm high above it all. This bright 1-bedroom, 1-bath home offers 875 square feet of open, airy living space with hardwood floors, a walk-in closet, and ceiling fans throughout. At its heart, the renovated kitchen pairs imported Norwegian Blue Pearl granite with a brand-new herringbone marble backsplash and a full suite of WiFi-enabled stainless appliances. A Nest thermostat and a full-size LG WashTower washer/dryer keep daily life effortless, and the home conveys turnkey with a 77" Sony OLED smart TV and Bose surround-sound system. Best of all, the rent includes an assigned underground garage space (a $150 monthly value) plus water, sewer, and trash, ($125 value), leaving you responsible only for electricity and internet. Carlyle Towers is a full-service, resort-style community with 24/7 concierge and secure building access, an outdoor pool, two putting greens, tennis courts, a fitness center, and a sauna. Many of these amenities sit on the sprawling fourth-floor terrace, framed by your sunroom view. A gracious all-brick courtyard, elegant lobby, and guest parking welcome your visitors in style. Ideally positioned in the Carlyle District at the edge of Old Town Alexandria, you're within walking distance of two Metro stations (King Street and Eisenhower Avenue), Whole Foods, Wegmans, AMC Hoffman 22, and Amtrak at Alexandria Union Station for easy weekend trips to NYC. Commuting is effortless: downtown DC is roughly 20 minutes by Metro (or VRE, in which case the only stop in between is Crystal City, home to Amazon's HQ2). National Harbor's dining, shopping, and entertainment sit minutes away across the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, while Old Town's restaurants, shops, and waterfront are moments from your door, with Reagan National Airport just a short drive away. Read More