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Facts and Details About Torpedo Factory Condominiums

Torpedo Factory Condominiums is located in Old Town Alexandria.
  • It is located between N Union Street and Lee Street near King Street and the Potomac River
  • It is one of Northern Virginia's most exclusive neighborhoods.
  • It was built in 1985
  • The community offers residents a sense of luxury living
  • It comprises of 110 units with three levels of garage parking on the first.
  • Units range in bedroom sizes from one to two bedrooms with one or two bathrooms and a private balcony.
  • Various shop, dining and entertainment options are available within walking distance of the community.
  • Attractions and historic sites near by include Carlyle House Historic Park Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum, Torpedo Factory Art Center and Gadsby's Tavern Museum

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What Can You Expect At Prince Street Club Condominium?

Located just one block away off King Street and two blocks from the river in southeast Old Town lies the condominium community of Prince Street Club. The community provides 11 contemporary style garden condos with each condo comprising of two bedrooms and two or two and a half bathrooms. Each unit has one garage space with amenities including common grounds, security and extra storage. 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