Noteworthy: Remodeled kitchen, 3 wood-burning fireplaces
Sophisticated center-hall colonial conveniently located in sought-after Malvern Hill.
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Noteworthy: Super convenient location, all new sun filled patio, brand new siding
Welcome to your beautiful future home at 87 Fendall Avenue, tucked off of Duke Street in Alexandria!
Noteworthy: C. 1787 — The home of Dr. James Craik, George Washington’s physician.
Built in 1787, this exquisite restored and renovated historic property is the former residence and medical office of George Washington’s personal physician, Dr. James Craik. Dr. Craik attended to President Washington in 1799 on his death bed at Mount Vernon, 8 miles south of Old Town. His medical office was the first room of the house, just left of the front entrance.
Noteworthy: Custom design by architect James Finn
A truly special opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind custom home in idyllic and charming Hollin Hall Village!
Noteworthy: Pristine 3-story townhome with beautifully landscaped patio and garden.
Located in Old Town’s southeast quadrant, this pristine 3-story townhome features 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, hardwood floors throughout and exceptional natural light.
Noteworthy: Completely renovated home with gourmet kitchen, screened porch, and deck.
This stunning complete renovation by reputable local builder, Morris Construction, has incredible curb appeal and a charming front porch. Situated in a cul-de-sac, this spacious 6 bedroom, 5 bath home features custom woodwork and trim, oak hardwood flooring, designer tile and lighting, upgraded appliances, and more!
Noteworthy: Circa 1840 Victorian gem has been masterfully reimagined.
Circa 1840 Victorian gem has been masterfully reimagined by architect Val Hawkins. Located in the southeast quadrant of Old Town Alexandria, this exquisite home has been fully restored and is ready for the most discerning buyer.
Noteworthy: Waterfront home on one of George Washington’s original farms.
A truly special opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind waterfront home on one of George Washington’s original farms.
Noteworthy: Live the good life at the Jamieson where comfort and convenience intertwine!
Fantastic views showcase the Masonic Temple, Washington Monument, and The U.S. Capitol. An airy design makes this charming one-bed, one-bath condo the epitome of perfection!
Virginia was a Colony when this home was built with the Declaration of Independence still 6 years in the future!
History buffs: The front portion of this 3,000-square-foot home dates to 1770 and was built as a modest two-room house. Over the centuries, it was expanded three times to its current size. It first housed a merchant, who sold it to a rope maker for the ships visiting Alexandria. The rear stable was re-built into a kitchen sometime in the late 1800s/early 1900s. Today, it stands as a 4-bedroom, 2-full and 2-half-bath home that has seen Alexandria grow from its infancy to the bustling City it is today.
Sparkling hardwood flooring and a sun-flooded open floor plan emphasize the vast living space this luxury end-unit townhouse features (approximately 3,000 SF).
The main level has vaulted ceilings, an open floor plan with the dining room adjacent to the family room/kitchen which is complete with gas and wood-burning fireplaces. The upper level features two master suites and a flexible third bedroom/dressing room/nursery/office, and further two full baths. From one upper bedroom you can go up another level to a loft space with a full bathroom.