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$5,000 || 4 BR Rental At Old Town || 22314

Expansive 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath town home in the heart of Old Town. Bright open main floor with updated kitchen appliances, separate dining and living room with fireplace. Large master bedroom with ensuite bath and dual custom closets. Gracious … [Read more]

As with any townhouse purchase, location, size and price are important. With a townhouse you’ll also want to understand the association benefits and expenses. This type of information is found in the “association docs” or association covenants. Most states, and the Commonwealth of Virginia, require association doc disclosure before any purchase contract is finalized. The association docs will contain detailed information on the benefits and limitations associated with owning a townhouse in this community.  The rules of the homeowners association are generally explained in the association docs in plain English and not in legal jargon. It’s important to read the homeowners’ association documents to understand the annual maintenance and upkeep fees, as well as to obtain a full understanding of exactly how much control the association have over the regulation of the property.

Summary

Old Town is called Old Town because it is the oldest part of Alexandria. Old Town was originally laid out in 1749 it is a nationally designated historic district. Many of Old Town’s 4,000 historic buildings houses, art galleries, antique shops and restaurants are historic sites. Once the site of the second-largest slave market in the United States, Old Town’s Market Square now contains a large fountain, extensive landscaping and a Saturday morning farmers’ market. Old Town is known for its illustrious residents and guests. George Washington called it home. Robert E. Lee worshiped at Christ Church and Thomas Jefferson entertained at nearby Gadsby’s Tavern. Old Town Alexandria offer a full menu of dining choices with restaurants ranging from fast-food to white tablecloth. A night on the town can be had at spots such as the Oyster Bar and Club Room at Union Street.

Some of the most desirable addresses in Old Town are found on the south side along the Potomac River. St. Asaph’s Square and Porto Vecchio are two condo communities in the south end. St. Asaph’s Square is found in a neighborhood near Lyles Crouch Elementary. Porto Vecchio straddles the Mount Vernon trail which runs upriver toward Reagan National Airport and downriver toward Mount Vernon. Many residents of Porto Vecchio have views of the Belle Haven Marina or the Belle Haven Country Club.  

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