430 M St SW

Tiber Island is a mid-century residential cooperative complex in Southwest Washington, DC, built in 1964 and composed of low- and mid-rise buildings clustered around landscaped courtyards and water features. Units range from studios and junior one-bedrooms to one- and two-bedroom floor plans; many homes show period details such as crown moldings, built-ins, hardwood or parquet floors, and a mix of traditional and open-plan layouts. Apartments often include renovated kitchens and baths, balconies or terraces with views over internal greens, and practical touches like walk-in closets and updated lighting. Common areas emphasize full-service community living: a 24-hour front desk/concierge, secure entry, on-site management, and multiple resident amenities including outdoor swimming pool, two fitness rooms, laundry facilities, community rooms, guest parking, and rentable storage. Grounds feature extensive hardscape, play areas, irrigated lawns, stone retaining walls, sidewalks, exterior lighting, and BBQ spaces that connect residences to shared lawns and water elements. The coop structure covers many utilities and services through a monthly fee and allows pets; parking options include an on-site garage and occasional assigned spaces. The site offers strong transit and lifestyle connections—immediately adjacent to Waterfront Metro and a block from District Wharf, Safeway, Arena Stage, and Yards Park—placing residents within easy walking distance of restaurants, entertainment, waterfront promenades, and sports venues. Management notes community events, active landscaping, and solar panels as part of on-going property upkeep and programming.