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Cielo Modern Apartments, NoMa.
Live.
Experience Elevated Living in NoMa, Washington, D.C.
Step into studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments at 300 M Street NE, moments from Union Market and steps from the NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro station on the Red Line. Every residence includes smart entry, Silestone countertops, and satin nickel hardware, with select units offering a choice of two interior design schemes, glass barn doors, and clerestory windows. Cielo is LEED Gold certified, with finishes built for design and durability in equal measure. This is modern apartment living in one of D.C.'s fastest-growing neighborhoods.
Relax.
Find Your Balance, From Rooftop to Ground Floor
Cielo's amenities span three full levels of outdoor living: a 12th-floor rooftop pool and indoor lounge with panoramic D.C. skyline views, a 9th-floor garden with a fire pit and grills, and a ground-level courtyard and lounge. Indoors, residents have access to a fitness studio with in-studio Peloton bikes, a dedicated yoga studio, and a tech lounge with private conference pods for remote work. Every space is designed to give NoMa residents room to unwind without leaving home.
Neighborhood.
Live at the Heart of Union Market
Cielo sits within walking distance of Union Market, D.C.'s food hall with more than 40 local vendors, and La Cosecha, the Latin American marketplace just across the street. The neighborhood carries a WalkScore in the low 90s, with the NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro station a few minutes' walk away, one Red Line stop from Union Station and its Amtrak and MARC connections. Cyclists and runners can pick up the Metropolitan Branch Trail nearby, which runs eight miles north to Silver Spring, Maryland. Few D.C. neighborhoods offer this much within a five-minute radius.
Explore.
Where Sophistication Meets Comfort
Cielo pairs high design with everyday practicality: a full-service pet spa, an on-site bicycle shop, and interiors built to last well beyond move-in day. Rental vouchers are accepted, and income-restricted units are available through D.C.'s Inclusionary Zoning program. This is elevated apartment living in NoMa, built for the way people actually live.