Save $4,728 On 21st-Century Listing In 22030 In Fairfax

If you use Nesbitt Realty as your agent when buying 10663 Main St, Nesbitt Realty will pay you $4,728. It's a good idea for a home buyer in 22030 to take a look at this particular 3-bedroom traditional listing.

Classic Town House in The Main Street Residences, a charming enclave of all brick and stone townhomes in the heart of historic Fairfax City, just blocks to shopping , dining and entertainment and close to Fairfax Inova Hospital, Tysons, ... [Read more]

This conspicuous interior unit townhouse in Jaguar/Yorktown is situated in Fairfax, Virginia. The listing agent reports that this particular property has 2,275 square foot of living area. The 3-bedroom Traditional been on the market 3 days. colonials in this area were largely built around 2017 with a median age of 6 years. Read more about this area: Jaguar/Yorktown

Are you new to the area?

I have updated this article for those who are new to Northern Virginia, which is where you can find the popular city of Alexandria. Due to the number of employment opportunities and the pleasant nature of the city of Alexandria, this city consistently rates as one of the nation's best. Since Alexandria offers so many choices of locations in which to buy a home, knowing where to start your home search can be difficult, especially if you're brand new to the area. Before you can find your house, you have to find your neighborhood. Before you find your neighborhood, you have to find your way around the city. Being familiar with all of the parts of Alexandria can be a helpful way to start.

Old Town

The heart of Alexandria is Old Town (sometimes called Olde Town, Old Towne, or Olde Towne), which is the oldest part of the city. In colonial times, Alexandria was a port because of its location along the Potomac. Today, Old Town is located just inside the Woodrow Wilson Bridge and then north toward Reagan National Airport and is served by the King St. Metro and the King St. trolley. With over 100 restaurants, shops, boutiques, coffee shops, ice cream houses, and more, Old Town has a small town feel while also providing an upscale, touristy feel. Having an Old Town address can offer many people a feeling of prestige due to the popular location. There are two high rises near the waterfront at the Alexandria House and Port Royal. Old Town Alexandria has many townhouses and row houses, but a smaller number of single family homes. Click Old Town to search listings of properties in this area of Alexandria.

Del Ray

Although its history doesn't stretch to the colonial days, Del Ray is another relatively old neighborhood. Founded in 1894 as a "streetcar suburb" to Washington, DC., most of Del Ray was built from the 1890's to the 1950's and retains that small town charm despite being so close to the Capitol. Branching off from Del Ray's main streets, you can find quaint streets with brick or stone homes. At the heart of Del Ray is Mount Vernon Avenue, the main street where you'll find a hometown mix of shops, restaurants, and hardware stores. Braddock Road metro serves Del Ray, and condos such as Colecroft Station are available here. Click Del Ray for a map of the town and for listings of properties available in Del Ray.

Arlandria

As the name implies, Arlandria, sometimes called Chirilagua by its residents, is located at the border of Alexandria City and Arlington County. Arlandria is just north of Del Ray at the terminus of Mount Vernon Avenue and has many small shops and restaurants. Click Arlandria for a map of the general area and to search properties listed for sale in Arlandria.

Eisenhower Valley

Eisenhower Valley, which is the area found along Eisenhower Avenue, has two areas - the western end and the eastern end. At the western end of Eisenhower Avenue, you will find warehouses and businesses such as FedEx and UPS who appreciate easy access to the interstate. Click Eisenhower West to search properties at the west end of Eisenhower, near the Van Dorn Metro station. On the east end, where Eisenhower Avenue approaches Old Town, you'll find the United States Patent & Trade Office and the high-end, high-rise neighborhood of the Carlyle District. The USPTO is a complex of five buildings that accommodate more than 7,000 federal employees. Residents of the Carlyle District have easy access to the Hoffman Town Center at the Eisenhower Metro. The Carlyle District is an intriguing place to live because it's so close to the charm and amenities of Old Town but is new and modern. Click Eisenhower East to find properties listed for sale here.

West End

Like the Eisenhower Valley, the West End of Alexandria has a variety of offerings. Condos and high rises abound in "Condo Canyon" near Landmark and Lincolnia, but developments from the 1950's and 1960's can also be found tucked down side streets and around unexpected corners. The homes around and near Seminary Road are regarded by many as stately and are highly desirable. Another interesting neighborhood in the West End is Cameron Station, which is a newer development of townhouses and condos that sport the stylings and architecture to imitate the best of Old Town. Cameron Station is relatively close to both Landmark Mall and Old Town. The West End is well connected to Washington DC via I-395 and is the newest and largest part of the city. The West End has a diverse selection of restaurants and shops, as well as Landmark Mall and several fine hotels. Fort Ward Park and Museum is found in the West End of Alexandria.  Click West End for a glance at what's for sale and to see a map of the West End.   (Rebate conditions apply.) Nesbitt Realty is the authority on the local real estate market.   Please tell us how we can assist you.   Think of Nesbitt Realty for buying, selling, renting and property management.

A Few Townhouses From $725,000 to $825,000

See more in Focus

No posts found. Think of Nesbitt Realty for buying, selling, renting and property management.