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Braddock Lofts is the place to find luxury finishes, tremendous views from a rooftop deck, a ground level patio, high ceilings, and many other modern features in Old Town Alexandria. Braddock Lofts boast an ultra convenient location, just blocks from the Metro, shops & restaurants.
Bent Tree is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Burke. Bent Tree was built around 1973. Single family homes at Bent Tree will set you back from $510k to $590k. Bent Tree is served by White Oaks Elementary School, Lake Braddock Middle School, Lake Braddock High School.
Nearby parks include Rolling Valley West Park, Burke Station Park. Bent Tree is near Lee Chapel Road and Old Keene Mill Road.
Recent studies suggest that single women currently make up approximately 47 percent of the condominium buying market in the United States. The reason is pretty obvious, if you think about it. Condominiums are an increasingly popularly housing choice for single women because of the various benefits that condos offer including convenience, security, and often virtually maintenance-free living.
For starters, security matters. For single women living alone in large, urban areas, one of the many benefits of living in a condominium are 24-hour concierge and security desks, video and security cameras in hallways and stairwells, and gated or enclosed parking areas. So if you're thinking about buying a condo, carefully consider first the kinds of security features and amenities that are available in the unit; very often peace of mind is worth its weight in condo fees. Additionally, it's important to know your potential new neighborhood. Condominiums tend to be located in urban areas where there are other young, working professionals as well as families. Make sure you know your neighborhood inside and out before you make an offer on a condominium and check the local county website for crime rates, local community news, and other annual statistics and reports.
Next, convenience is the key. Another factor that is crucially important when considering buying a condo if you are living as a single professional woman. In many condominium communities and developments there are office personnel to receive packages as well as other day-to-day business services such as dry cleaning, tailoring, and spa and fitness facilities. Some of the larger condominium developments also feature even more advanced amenities such as a grocers, bank branches and ATM's, and many other services that make a single working woman's life just a little easier.
Finally, consider maintenance in relation to time and money. Many single family homes require lengthy, time consuming and ongoing maintenance such as painting every three to five years, worrying about pipes freezing during the winter or getting the rain gutters cleaned. While it's true that you as a condo owner must be financially responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of your condo's common area, typically condo associations oversee the day-to-day management of the property itself. What does this mean for the busy single woman? Well, if the doors stick and the roof springs a leak, you can bet that your sassy self won't be called upon to find someone to fix it. But be sure to check your condo buildings' rules and regulations first. Most condo associations have a list of rules and regulations that you will have to agree to before you purchase a unit in the building. These rules may limit the number and weight of pets; how many visitors you can have at a time including how often and for how long; if you can rent out your unit; and when you can have work done in your unit. Ask the listing broker for the complete set of building rules and regulations.
Before you make an offer on a condo you want to be sure to consider what matters to you most as a busy single woman and those major concerns include safety and security, convenience and location, and matters of maintenance compared to other home ownerships costs. Happy Hunting Miss Independent!
Condominiums are found in all shapes, sizes, prices and types. Are you looking for a high-rise condo, a mid-rise or a garden-style condo? Maybe you'd prefer a townhouse?
The term "garden-style" condo usually refers to a condominium residence in a building that has less than three stories. Most garden-style condos have balconies or patios for each residence. Many garden-style condos have a main entrance that opens to a common-area hallway. Additional common areas include the green space and "gardens" surrounding the structures. If you're interested in garden-style condos you'll have a lot of options in Northern Virginia.
From the suburban feel of Kingstowne to the central location of Bolling Brook from the vintage charm of Belle View to the chic feel of Carlyle Square, are just some of the many Northern Virginia condominium communities we feature.
Mid-rise condos are taller than garden-style condos, but smaller than high-rise condos. Mid-rise condos in Northern Virginia are 5 to 8 stories tall and are generally found close to or inside the Beltway.
High-rise condos have more than 9 floors. They are generally found inside the Beltway and are often located near Metro stations, public transportation, or major commuter traffic arteries like I-395.
Keene Mill Woods is a community of condos in Fairfax County at Burke. Keene Mill Woods was built around 1976. Condos in Keene Mill Woods will set you back from $300k to $390k. Keene Mill Woods is served by White Oaks Elementary School, Lake Braddock Middle School, Lake Braddock High School.
Keene Mill Woods has easy access to 495/95/395, VRE, metro, shopping & restaurants. Keene Mill Woods is walking distance to Burke Station Park, Colonel Silas Burke Park. Keene Mill Woods is near Draco Road and not far from Old Keene Mill Road.
Burke Manor is a community of townhouses in Fairfax County at Burke. Burke Manor was built around 1976. Townhouses at Burke Manor generally cost from $210,000 to $290,000. Burke Manor is served by Kings Park Elementary School, Lake Braddock Middle School, Lake Braddock High School.
Burke Manor is walk to Shops, Restaurants, Grocery, VRE, Metrobus, Post Office and More. Burke Manor is close to Colonel Silas Burke Park, Burke Station Park. Burke Manor is near Lee Street and Burke Lake Road.
Lakepointe is a community of townhouses in Fairfax County at Burke. Lakepointe was developed in the early 1970's. Townhouses at Lakepointe generally cost from $310,000 to $390,000. Lakepointe is served by Kings Park Elementary School, Lake Braddock Middle School, Lake Braddock High School.
Townhouse at Lakepointe with Lake View. Lakepointe is close to Royal Lake Park, Herzell Woods Park. Lakepointe is near Guinea Road and not far from Burke Road.
Rolling Valley West is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Burke. Rolling Valley West developed around 1977 is located in Burke State. Single family homes at Rolling Valley West generally cost from $510,000 to $590,000. Rolling Valley West is served by White Oaks Elementary School, Lake Braddock Middle School, Lake Braddock High School.
Rolling Valley West is close to Pohick Creek Stream Valley Park, South Run Park. Rolling Valley West is near Old Keene Mill Road and not far from Lee Chapel Road.
Four Oaks Estates is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Burke. Four Oaks Estates was developed in the early 1980's. Single family homes at Four Oaks Estates generally cost from $710,000 to $790,000. Four Oaks Estates is served by Cherry Run Elementary School, Lake Braddock Middle School and Lake Braddock High School.
Four Oaks Estates is convenient to Fairfax County Pkwy. Four Oaks Estates is close to Burke Lake Park, Poburn Woods Park. Nearby roads include Lee Chapel Road and Burke Lake Road.
Fox Lair is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Burke. Fox Lair was developed in the early 1970's. Single family homes in Fox Lair will set you back from $500k to $590k . Fox Lair community is served by Ravensworth Elementary School, Lake Braddock Middle School and Lake Braddock High School.
Fox Lair is close to Colonel Silas Burke Park, Burke Station Park. Fox Lair is near Burke Road and Rolling Road.
Recent studies suggest that single women currently make up approximately 47 percent of the condominium buying market in the United States. The reason is pretty obvious, if you think about it. Condominiums are an increasingly popularly housing choice for single women because of the various benefits that condos offer including convenience, security, and often virtually maintenance-free living.
For starters, security matters. For single women living alone in large, urban areas, one of the many benefits of living in a condominium are 24-hour concierge and security desks, video and security cameras in hallways and stairwells, and gated or enclosed parking areas. So if you're thinking about buying a condo, carefully consider first the kinds of security features and amenities that are available in the unit; very often peace of mind is worth its weight in condo fees. Additionally, it's important to know your potential new neighborhood. Condominiums tend to be located in urban areas where there are other young, working professionals as well as families. Make sure you know your neighborhood inside and out before you make an offer on a condominium and check the local county website for crime rates, local community news, and other annual statistics and reports.
Next, convenience is the key. Another factor that is crucially important when considering buying a condo if you are living as a single professional woman. In many condominium communities and developments there are office personnel to receive packages as well as other day-to-day business services such as dry cleaning, tailoring, and spa and fitness facilities. Some of the larger condominium developments also feature even more advanced amenities such as a grocers, bank branches and ATM's, and many other services that make a single working woman's life just a little easier.
Finally, consider maintenance in relation to time and money. Many single family homes require lengthy, time consuming and ongoing maintenance such as painting every three to five years, worrying about pipes freezing during the winter or getting the rain gutters cleaned. While it's true that you as a condo owner must be financially responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of your condo's common area, typically condo associations oversee the day-to-day management of the property itself. What does this mean for the busy single woman? Well,
if the doors stick and the roof springs a leak, you can bet that your sassy self won't be called upon to find someone to fix it. But be sure to check your condo buildings' rules and regulations first. Most condo associations have a list of rules and regulations that you will have to agree to before you purchase a unit in the building. These rules may limit the number and weight of pets; how many visitors you can have at a time including how often and for how long; if you can rent out your unit; and when you can have work done in your unit. Ask the listing broker for the complete set of building rules and regulations.
Before you make an offer on a condo you want to be sure to consider what matters to you most as a busy single woman and those major concerns include safety and security, convenience and location, and matters of maintenance compared to other home ownerships costs. Happy Hunting Miss Independent!
