Why Chinquapin Park and Recreational Center?

Chinquapin Park is a 52.89 acres park located at 3210 King Street. The park which was named for the Chinquapin Oak Tree was once known as Chinquapin Village, a war housing development which was built by the government for Torpedo Factory workers. Even though the area has now been developed into a park there are still areas which are reminiscent of the Chinquapin neighborhood.  In 1961 the City of Alexandria acquired the property and proposed the building of a mini amusement park. In 1971 the park was opened by former Mayor Charles E Beatley. The Recreation Center located on the site was opened in 1986. Continue reading

Military Home Buyers Can Save $1,034 On A Home

Photo of 3408 Gunston Rd Are you ready to get your own home? Wonderful! Please rely on a professional like Ronald Ginyard, Sr. to assist. In Northern Virginia, for many shoppers it's commonly cheaper for service-members to purchase than to lease a home—especially if we pick up the closing costs. If you are a service-member buying real estate dream home, one of your greatest challenges will be your closing costs. That’s true whether you’re thinking about a home like this end unit townhouse at 3408 Gunston Rd or any other residence like this 2-bedroom Colonial-style end unit townhouse in Parkfairfax at 3408 Gunston Rd. But here's the good news: Nesbitt Realty can help with your funds to close.Continue reading