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Where dreams become reality. Lovingly owned for 35 years, 259 N Capitol Ave #268 was the starting point in building the American Dream. Now it is ready for the next dream-maker. Updated to meet modern standards throughout, evident upon entry into the open concept living, dining, and kitchen areas. The kitchen includes sparkling quartz countertops, sleek stainless steel appliances, contemporary black cabinets, and luxe lighting. Enjoy plush new carpet while relaxing in front of the wood-burning fireplace, or head outside to the balcony with views of the park-like setting; truly loft living at its best. Retreat to the bedroom suite with walk-in closet and serene views of the greenery. Gleaming tile backsplash in the separate sink area sets the tone for the day or getting ready for a night on the town. Tucked at the back of the community for ultimate privacy, yet easy access to commute routes, shopping, and dining, 259 N Capitol Ave #268 is the one-of-a-kind dream ready to come true.
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MLS number: ML82061173
Listing agent: Neen Martelino
Listing broker: Golden Gate Sotheby's International Realty (408) 358-2800
Last update: Friday, September 18 2026 at 3:29 p.m. EDT
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