Dreaming About Torpedo Factory? Consider This Residence.

Are you dreaming about renting out a 1-bedroom condominium in Alexandria? Nesbitt Realty understands the City of Alexandria rental market. Photo of 125 N Lee St #Dh209

Surprising 1 Bedroom Condo Available For Lease at Torpedo Factory

$2,400 || Unit At Torpedo Factory || 22314
125 N Lee St #Dh209, Alexandria 22314
LOCATION! Rarely available one bedroom loft apartment at the Torpedo Factory. Just steps away from all the conveniences and activity unique to Old Town. Cathedral ceilings, double height south facing windows, working fire place, hardwood floors … [Read more]

Why choose to buy a condominium?

Condo life is a simplified way of living for those with active and busy lifestyles. There are a lot of reasons that people prefer to live in condos than in houses. Some condos do cost less than a traditional single-family house while offering many of the amenities/facilities that a person may not be able to afford on his own. And there are single-family houses that cost the same as a condo, but of course, do not have the amenities that the same costing condo can offer. A simple condo would offer its residents a pool, a gym, and a party room, but a similarly priced house would not have these benefits. Condo owners share the cost of maintenance. Exterior maintenance and even lawn care are handled by the condo association, while the expenses to provide that care is already a part of every condo unit owner’s monthly fee. There are certain condos that include the utilities included in the condo fee and other condos that share the cost of water but pay their own utilities. Basically, a condo owner can just step out of his room and enjoy a dip in the pool or a good workout at the gym, while the latter would be on the roof cleaning out gutters or frowning down on his bills and writing checks for pay all his utilities.    

Real Estate Overview

1 bed, 1 full bath Home size: 819 Added: 07/12/19, Last Updated: 07/16/2019 Property Type: Unit for Rent MLS Number: VAAX237554 Subdivision: Torpedo Factory

About Torpedo Factory

LOCATION! Rarely available one bedroom loft apartment at the Torpedo Factory.

125 N Lee St #Dh209 Just steps away from all the conveniences and activity unique to Old Town. Cathedral ceilings, double-height south-facing windows, working fireplace, hardwood floors downstairs, carpeted stairs and bedroom. Double closets in the bedroom. Washer/dryer in unit. Freshly painted and cleaned. Walk/bike/scooter everywhere. Garage rental available from Colonial Parking next door. Owners prefer 24-36 month lease for discounted pricing. AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE MOVE IN. $50 per person application fee to CB. $300 1 time fee to Torpedo Factory covers move in and move out. Annual pet registration of $60 paid directly to Torpedo Factory. One animal, 30lb max. [Torpedo Factory - $2,400]

Location, Location, Location, This beautiful 1 bedroom is in the ideal location to enjoy all of the conveniences and nightlife of Old Town.

125 N Lee St #Dh301 Garage Parking and extra storage are included in your rent. Come home and leave the car in the garage because you are less than a full block to King St. And 1 Block from the Water. Sizable Living room and Dining combo with wood burning fireplace. *Available for Immediate Move-in!*$300 1 time fee to Torpedo Factory covers move in and out* [Torpedo Factory - $2,395]

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Setting a Rental Budget

For many renters, the most important factor for consideration is how much are they willing to spend on a rental per month. For this reason, it should come as no surprise that the first step in the rental process should include establishing a budget. Renters should consider their monthly income and subtract all of their monthly expenses from this amount. Monthly expenses should include all bills which are paid regularly as well as money spent on food, entertainment, and miscellaneous items monthly. The renter may also wish to subtract an additional amount to allow for some savings each month as well as emergencies. The total left after these deductions is the amount the renter is able to spend on a rental per month. Once this amount is established, the renter will have a better understanding of the type of rental they are able to afford. When you know your budget and you are ready to shop for a new home, contact an agent.  Rental agents cost the renter nothing and they do not work for one specific building. A rental agent can see all the rentals that are available to make sure that you get the best value for your money. [Learn more.]

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Maryam N. is a Senior Writer at Nesbitt Realty. She is an expert on Fairfax County. Maryam has also worked previously as a geologist. She is a foodie and enjoys cooking and exploring new restaurants.
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