Gaslight Square

Gaslight Square is a 117-unit midrise community in Rosslyn, built in 2012 across three buildings at 1610 Queen Street North, 1700 Clarendon Boulevard, and 1701 16th Street North. It’s one of the more architecturally distinctive condo developments in the area, with gaslamp lighting between the buildings and a corridor-free design that gives every unit windows on both the front and rear.

Units range from about 1,100 to 1,900 square feet, and many feature dramatic double-height 19-foot ceilings. Upper-level units have direct elevator access, and ground-floor units come with two expansive patios. Garage parking, secure access, and elevator service are standard throughout.

The building sits roughly between the Rosslyn and Court House Metro stations on the Orange and Silver lines, both a short walk away. Georgetown is also within reach across Key Bridge. For buyers who want modern design with character — not just another glass-and-steel box — Gaslight Square stands out from the typical Rosslyn inventory.