Stuart Nesbitt is a Realtor® licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia. His office is located in Fairfax County near the City of Alexandria in Belle Haven. He was born and raised in Northern Virginia and attended Fairfax County schools. Call him at any time to discuss your real estate needs.
Built in 1951 and originally called the Boulevard of Old Town apartments, the seven Bearing South buildings were converted into 158 renovated condominium units in 2006. Located on the 800 block of South Washington Street, the Bearings condos are surrounded by the oldest historic district of Old Town Alexandria and the oldest Catholic Cemetery in Virginia, St. Mary’s Catholic Church Cemetery.
Though nestled in a historic gem of a city, the condo units at Bearing South have been fully renovated and feature modern granite countertops, crown molding, and Brazilian hardwood floors.
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Maximize your condo's appeal by putting your home in order. Your property should be ready for the market before you begin showing it. If necessary and possible, put some of your items in storage.
A tastefully staged bedroom
It's important to be flexible about showings. Home selling is often disruptive to daily life and it's no different with a condominium. Of course, it's a lot of work to have your house ready to show on the spur of the moment. But prospects that can't see your house won't buy your house. The more often your home is shown the greater your chances of selling the property.
For more information or to set up an appointment call Stuart at (703)765-0300.
When you begin thinking about selling your condo, it is a good idea to begin by enlisting the help of a licensed Realtor. Unless you are otherwise experienced in the business of buying and selling condominiums, hiring the help of a qualified professional will enable you to reach a large market of potential buyers, and a good agent will work overtime to help you sell your home. In addition, hiring a Realtor will help ensure that all of the paperwork pertinent to the transaction is executed properly. Once you decide to sell your condo, begin by following the helpful tips listed below to prepare you for the process of selling your condo and enable your Realtor to do their job most effectively.
Begin by making a list that summarizes all of the information regarding your specific condo unit as well as the building and area it is located in. This list should emphasize all of the features that your condo has to offer. What makes your condo unique compared to others in the nearby area? What elements of the condo have you found to be most convenient and important to you? What are the amenities that your condominium building offers to residents who live there? For example, location is a major selling factor. If the unit is located near mass transit or other commuter-friendly areas, you should use that as a selling feature. This list should include everything that the specific condo unit and the condominium building feature. Finally, be sure to include any other information that you believe is relevant or applicable to the property. Once your list is completed, give it to your Realtor. This list will aid both you and your Realtor in advertising, marketing, and ultimately selling the property.
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Next, head out and go to see the competition firsthand or, at the very least, do some internet research to locate other condos for sale in your neighborhood. It is important to know the general price point that other people are asking. In today's market, it is critical that you price your condo competitively if you want it to sell. Becoming knowledgeable about the market you are selling in is crucial. Ask your Realtor what they know about the area surrounding you condo and be sure to keep the lines of communication open if you discover any new or interesting information.
Let your neighbors know you want to sell your condo. Many times, your neighbors may have friends, family or co-workers who could be potential buyers. You can then post flyers or create postcards to place in the lobby of your building to let neighbors and others in your community know that your condo is for sale. Never underestimate that word of mouth is often an incredibly effective marketing tool particularly because people often like to live in a building where they know someone.
Finally, remember that selling your condo is more than selling a piece of real estate. Selling your condo is about selling a place to live that supports a particular lifestyle. Therefore, you want to target those that would be most interested in owning property. Through the process of maintaining effective lists that highlight the features of the property, understanding the nearby and local market, and informing neighbors of your desire to sell, you and our Realtor can both knowledgeably and efficiently sell your condo even in a buyer friendly market.
For more information or to set up an appointment call Stuart at (703)765-0300.
The Pommander townhomes are located in Old Town Alexandria, South near the Potomac View Park. Built in the late-1960's and early 1970's, these townhomes were designed in the style of redbrick, colonial row houses. The homes are relatively large, and vary in size from 1,000 to 3,000 square feet. The location of Pommander is perfect for strolling down to the Potomac riverfront or over to the busy and historic King Street in Old Town with its boutiques, dining, and nightlife.
Sailing on the Potomac
Conveniently located in Old Town Alexandria, South, the Pommander townhomes are only a short drive away from the King Street Metro, Washington, D.C., and Ronald Reagan National Airport. Residents can also walk to coffee, restaurants, shops, and Balducci’s food market.
Pommander is served by Lyles-Crouch Elementary School, George Washington Middle School, and T.C. Williams High School.
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Pavilion on the Park in Alexandria VA offers a lange variety of amenities included in the condo fee. Amenities include parking, pool, gym and more.
Condos at Pavilion on the Park were built in 1967 and they cost anywhere from $180,000 and $210,000 each. Schools serving the community are: Patrick Henry Elementary School, Francis C. Hammond Middle School and T.C. Williams Middle School.
Arlington Village in Arlington VA is a convenient location, close to Pentagon, DC, Columbia Pike, shops and restarants. Community amenities are also great, including pool and tennis courts.
Condos at Arlington Village were built in 1939 and their prices vary from $300,000 to $350,000 each. Schools serving the community are Patrick Henry Elementary School, Jefferson Middle School and Wakefield High School.
Lyon Park is residential neighborhood located in Arlington County, Virginia. Founded in 1919, the Lyon Park community has developed over the years and is now home to 2,500 residential homes and condo units. One of the highlights of living in the Lyon Park is the sense of community it offers. The residents of Lyon Park are served by the following three service organizations:
The Lyon Park Woman’s Club, established in 1925, supports the Lyon Park Community Center by hosting fundraisers, programs, and by sponsoring several community events to include holding fresh produce sales around the holidays.
The Lyon Park Citizens Association is a nonprofit, non-partisan organization whose main purpose is to "promote the welfare and advancement of the Lyon Park community in particular and Arlington County in general." The Lyon Park Citizens Association meets at the Lyon Park Community House, 414 N. Filmore Street, at 7:30 PM on the second Wednesday of each month, except during July and August.
The Lyon Park Community Center owns Lyon Park and is responsible for the upkeep of the grounds and the historic Community House building. The Lyon Park Community Center is a registered Section 501c(3) charitable organization, and donations to it are generally tax-deductable. The Community Center is the sponsor for most of the monthly community events conducted at the Park.
