Are you pondering purchasing in 22310? Will Nesbitt is the pro on real estate in Fairfax County.
How Much Does 3,585 Sqft Of Real Estate Cost In 22310 In Alexandria, Virginia?
If you’re looking at houses, then 6606 Schurtz St is offering 3,585 sqft at Autumn Chase Hunt in 22310 in Alexandria for $850,000.
$540,000 For 3 BR / 2 BA Newly-listed Townhouse In Alexandria, Virginia
Will Nesbitt believes that if you’re trying to find a townhouse in Alexandria, Virginia for about $540,000, it’s a good idea to cogitate on this townhome.
If you use Will Nesbitt as your agent when purchasing this colonial townhouse in Autumn Chase Hunt, Nesbitt Realty will pay you $2,819.
How Much Do 5-BR Rentals Cost At Autumn Chase Hunt In Northern Virginia?
Looking to spend $3,950 for a rental in Fairfax County? I understand rental houses in Alexandria.
Take A Gander At This $3,100 3 BR Rental Available For Lease In 22310 In Alexandria
Where Is Autumn Chase Hunt?
Autumn Chase Hunt Colonial In Northern Virginia For $549,950
Real estate shoppers in 22310 will want to reflect on this townhome at 6204 William Edgar Dr in Autumn Chase Hunt. If you use Julie Nesbitt as your agent when buying this property, Nesbitt Realty will pay you $2,901.
Style Choices Of Listings In 22310 In Alexandria For $799,998
Is your pre-approved price limit roughly $799,998? 
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Nesbitt Realty Can Manage Your Rental Traditional-Style Townhouse In Alexandria, Virginia
Our family-run small real estate company manages property for investors in Alexandria.
Comparing townhouses for sale in Franconia
Franconia is a community in Southern Fairfax County located just outside the Beltway not far from Alexandria VA. (Many homes here have an Alexandria postal address.) Franconia is located in the Lee and Springfield Districts of Fairfax County will plenty of access to great schools, libraries and parks. There are 3 Metro stations close to Franconia: the Franconia/Springfield Metro, the Van Dorn Metro and the Huntington Metro.
Franconia has a variety of garden-style condos, townhouses and single-family detached homes. When shopping for townhouses I like to break them into a couple different categories to more easily digest the number of choices here.
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