Address: 501 Slaters Lane #110
Neighborhood: Old Town
Type: 1 BR, 1 BA condo — 575 sq. ft.
Listed: $300,000
Noteworthy: Seamlessly combines modern comfort with an abundance of natural light
This updated condo seamlessly combines modern comfort with an abundance of natural light. Offering a range of appealing features, including an expansive wall of windows, a spacious walk-in closet, hardwood flooring, and a balcony.
The kitchen is a culinary delight with pristine white cabinets, updated granite countertops, newer appliances, and space for a cozy dining area. The bathroom has also been updated to a fresh and bright finish. This condo offers a comfortable and practical living space that caters to various needs. As an added bonus, Marina Towers is situated right on the picturesque Alexandria waterfront, providing a tranquil backdrop to your daily life. As a resident, you will enjoy a plethora of amenities including a newly equipped fitness center, sauna, waterfront outdoor swimming pool with breathtaking views of the Potomac River, private access to the Mt Vernon trail, private dog park, car wash area, and a riverside clubroom with a full kitchen, bar and huge TV.
Commuting is a breeze with the Express bus stopping at the corner, the Braddock Metro station a mile away, and Reagan National Airport 2 miles away. The complex also offers a 24-hour concierge and a convenience store with laundry/dry cleaning services. Monthly condo dues cover all utilities, except for phone, internet, and cable, ensuring a hassle-free living experience in this very special condo.
This is a prime opportunity to own a lovely unit in a highly desirable location that offers not just a home but a vibrant lifestyle.
Listed by:
Donna Hamaker
[email protected]
(705) 582-7779
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