2117 M Street NE · Washington DC
Coming 2026 · 18 Residences

Arboretummeets the city.

Address2117 M Street NE
Residences18 Unique Units
Square Feet510 — 709 SF
Delivery2026
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The Arboret

A rare address where a 446‑acre federal garden meets the most consequential growth corridor in Washington.

The Arboret at 2117 M Street NE sits at the intersection of established character and extraordinary momentum. Directly adjacent to the US National Arboretum, minutes from Union Market, and less than two miles from the $3.7 billion RFK Campus redevelopment — this is an address positioned at the center of one of DC's most compelling stories.

Eighteen unique residences. A protected federal landscape that will never be built on. A neighborhood that is just beginning. The name is intentional.

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Unique Residences
510—709
Square Feet
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The Residences

Eighteen plans.
No two alike.

Each residence at The Arboret has been individually drawn. Layouts range from intimate 510 SF one‑bedrooms to a 709 SF two‑bedroom with a 36‑foot balcony overlooking the Arboretum canopy.

1A 510 SF · Floor 1 Unit 1A floorplan
Unit 1AFloor 1 · 2117 M Street NE
510 SF
Interior
1
Bedroom
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Room Details
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Inside The Arboret

Bright rooms.
Quiet finishes.

Tall casement windows, light oak flooring, custom millwork and a kitchen designed for daily use. Every residence is delivered with high‑end appliances, integrated storage, and an in‑unit washer / dryer.

Floor‑to‑near‑ceiling glazing
Casement windows on every exterior wall.
Custom kitchens with stone
Marble‑style island, integrated appliances, panel‑ready refrigeration.
In‑unit laundry, smart climate
Side‑by‑side stacked machines, zoned heating and cooling in every home.
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The Location

The most dynamic
growth corridor in DC.

Adjacent to the National Arboretum, steps from Union Market, and within the orbit of the $3.7 billion RFK Campus redevelopment — The Arboret is positioned at the center of Washington DC's most compelling growth story.

US National Arboretum
446‑acre federal botanical garden · directly adjacent
0.4 mi
Union Market District
50+ vendors · rooftop · 500 events / yr
0.8 mi
H Street NE Corridor
Atlas Performing Arts · dining · nightlife
1.0 mi
Gallaudet University
Historic campus · cultural anchor
1.1 mi
US Capitol Building
Seat of Congress
1.5 mi
Union Station
Amtrak · MARC · Metro Red Line
1.5 mi
RFK Stadium Campus
180‑acre redevelopment · $3.7B investment
1.5 mi
Metro Stadium‑Armory · NoMa‑Gallaudet · Union Station
Bike Capital Bikeshare at Arboretum entrance
Trail Metropolitan Branch · Anacostia Riverwalk
Coming Soon · Major Development

The New Commanders Stadium
at RFK Campus.
1.5 miles away.

The largest private investment ever made in the District of Columbia. 180 acres of mixed‑use development between Capitol Hill and the Anacostia River — anchored by a 65,000‑seat LEED Platinum stadium, 5,000+ homes, hotels, restaurants, and a year‑round festival plaza. DC Council approved 11–2 in September 2025.

Investment$3.7 billion ($2.7B private / $1.0B public)
Stadium65,000 seats · translucent roof · HKS design
Mixed Use5,000–6,000 residences, retail, hospitality
Events200+ per year · Super Bowl & FIFA consideration
Tax Revenue$5B+ to DC over 30 years
OpensFall 2030 · groundbreaking 2026
$3.7B
Total Investment
65K
Seat Stadium
2030
Opening Year
Also Building Nearby
Washington Gateway Phase 2
MRP Realty · New York Ave NE · residential + retail
Uline Arena · Douglas Development
Adaptive reuse · office + events · NoMa / H Street
River's Edge · Navy Yard
900‑unit waterfront mixed‑use · Phase 1 breaks ground 2025
Anacostia Riverwalk Trail
20+ miles · National Mall to Bladensburg · near completion
The Neighborhood

A walk‑to‑dinner address.
By design.

Union Market District — under a mile away — has become one of DC's most celebrated dining and culture destinations: 50+ vendors, James Beard winners, and a rooftop event plaza with 360° Capitol views.

American Steakhouse
St. Anselm
Long‑standing anchor — one of DC's top steakhouses.
French‑American
Minetta Tavern DC
DC outpost of Keith McNally's Greenwich Village institution.
Levantine‑French
La' Shukran
James Beard chef Michael Rafidi · rooftop with Capitol views.
Indian Street Food
Chai Pani
James Beard Outstanding Restaurant, 2023.
Seafood
Rappahannock Oyster Bar
Virginia oyster specialists · a Union Market original.
French Brasserie
Pastis · Bread Alley
Stephen Starr's Paris‑inspired brasserie and bakery.
Silk Road Fusion
Karravaan
Falafel, khachapuri, lamb sliders — neighborhood warmth.
Gelato & Coffee
Dolcezza
A Union Market original · Italian‑style café.
German Beer Garden
Wunder Garten
Year‑round outdoor gathering space · NoMa social hub.
Within 1 Mile

H Street NE & Ivy City

The Arboret's immediate neighborhood adds craft breweries, distilleries, smokehouses, and award‑winning restaurants — a walkable amenity base anchored by the Atlas Performing Arts Center.

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GravitasNew American tasting menus in Ivy City — one of DC's most acclaimed neighborhood restaurants.
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Atlas Brew WorksIvy City taproom · community gathering anchor · rotating craft taps.
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Ivy City SmokehouseFresh seafood and Maryland shellfish · an Ivy City institution.
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Don Ciccio & FigliFamily craft distillery producing Italian‑style liqueurs · weekend tastings.
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Atlas Performing ArtsNational Register landmark · INTERSECTIONS Festival · 150,000 visitors annually.
Development Timeline

2025 → 2030.
A neighborhood comes online.

2025
RFK Stadium deconstruction begins. River's Edge Phase 1 breaks ground at Navy Yard. Emblem affordable housing breaks ground in NoMa.
2026
New Commanders Stadium infrastructure groundbreaking. NCPC design approval. The Arboret delivers.
2027—28
RFK Campus mixed‑use entitlements advance. Kingman Park District planning. Continued Union Market & NoMa densification.
2030
New Commanders Stadium opens. 200+ events per year activated. Anacostia Riverwalk full connectivity achieved.
2030+
Full build‑out of 5,000–6,000 units on the RFK campus. Potential Super Bowl & FIFA World Cup events hosted in DC.
Contact

Begin your
Arboret journey.

Reservations are being accepted ahead of 2026 delivery. Reach out for unit availability, pricing, finishes, and private appointments at the property.

Address
2117 M Street NE
Washington, DC 20002
Phone
+1 (202) 640‑8415
Mon–Sat, 10am–6pm ET
Email
Dshaminova@ttrsir.com
Inquiries answered within one business day
Presented By
Epitelle Group
TTR Sotheby's International Realty
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