What Can You Enjoy At Chinquapin Park?

Chinquapin Park is located at 3210 King Street in Alexandria. During World War II the site of the park was known as Chinquapin Village, a war housing development for Torpedo Factory workers and an emergency facility for the United States Navy. The park still features some remnants of the neighborhoods. In 1971 the property was acquired by the City of Alexandria and was later opened as Chinquain Park by former Mayor Charles E Beatley. A recreation center was later opened in 1986. Continue reading

Five (5) Ways On How You Can Utilize Fall Leaves In Your Garden.

With the fall season upon us many homeowners in Alexandria will be preparing their leaves for leaf collection by the City. But did you know these leaves can a valuable asset to the landscaping of your garden?  Leaves are valuable to your garden in Alexandria as when mixed with soil it can add nutrients including potassium and phosphorous, increase the soil's microbial life, boost its water holding capacity and improve its structure. Continue reading

Are You Seeking A Luxury Condo In Old Town? Consider Liberty Row

Home to some of the finest residences in Old Town Alexandria, Liberty Row offers condominiums which are richly appointed and tailored to the taste of its individual residents. Located at 600 Second Street and 635 First Street, the community comprises of 60 two and three bedroom condominiums, two grand townhouses and an elegant single manor home. Some homes within the community offers residents views of the Potomac River and the Mount Vernon Trail. Continue reading