Located between New Hampshire Avenue and 24th Street, the Bon Wit Plaza is a nine-story mid-rise condominium complex precisely located at 2401 H Street NW in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood of Washington, DC. Originally constructed in 1960, the Bon Wit Plaza offers 115 studios, one-, and two-bedroom floor plans that have been upgraded and renovated with new fixtures and appliances. These diverse sized units also feature hardwood floors, numerous windows and exposures, plus spacious closets. Building amenities range from a 24-hour front desk, underground parking, and a fabulous rooftop deck.

In plain sight from the Bon Wit Plaza is the Potomac River which is only a few minutes away. The complex is also moments away from the George Washington University which not only houses abundance of eateries but also the Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro station. Servicing the Blue, Orange, and Silver Lines of the Washington Metro system, the station is barely a block away and will take passengers around the district as well as to states like Maryland and VA. The community is also close to two major roundabouts which houses important roads like New Hampshire Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue, and Virginia Avenue.

CIRCA at Foggy Bottom sits across the street from the Metro station and is an American restaurant with creative New American fare, a popular patio, and plenty of wines and cocktails. Beefsteak is also on this street and is a Vegetarian spot from Jose Andres’ restaurant group specializing in flavorful veggie and grain bowls. Closer to the roundabout are eateries like Burger Tap & Shake and District Commons—another American restaurant known for their comfort food which is served in a vibrant space with an unconventional style.