Fully renovated, Open Concept home listed under Appraised Price. Motivated Seller!! Priced to Sell!! Colonial home with a garage, four bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Updated kitchen with sparkling neutral white granite counters and never used … [Read more]
$560,000 ~ 4 BR ~ 2 BA ~ 1 HB ~ 1,800 SQFT ~ 8536 Monticello AveAlexandria22308 VA
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Fully renovated, Open Concept home listed under Appraised Price. Motivated Seller!! Priced to Sell!! Colonial home with a garage, four bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Updated kitchen with sparkling neutral white granite counters and never used ... [Read more]
Price: $560,000 : 8536 Monticello Ave, Alexandria, VA 22308
|| Beds: 4 || Baths: 2 || Half-Baths: 1 || Living Area: 1,800 || Days On Market: 75 ||
|| Potomac || Buyer’s Rebate From Nesbitt Realty: $2,984 || MLS: VAFX994252
This 3 bedroom property in 22066 at Potomac is asking $825,000. This home has 0 sqft of living area with 2 full baths and 0 half baths. The median age of houses in Potomac is 56 year of age.
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Views of the Water in Arlington VA
If you’re looking for a view of the water or a waterfront home in Arlington, we have the latest listings here:
Summertime in Alexandria is loads of fun. Tourists descend on our fair city, but we're glad to have them as our guests.
At the Torpedo Factory and Potomac in Old Town
One of the places that you have to visit when you're in town is also a favorite spot of residents: the Alexandria waterfront. The docks behind the Torpedo Factory Art Center are always bustling with activity. Every few paces you'll find a street musician, street magician and other entertainer. There are numerous restaurants here: most of them quite nice.
Admiral Tilp offers river tours in Alexandria VA
If you're looking for a little fun on the water, you might want to take a cruse on the Admiral Tilp. The Admiral Tilp is docked here at the end of King Street and Union Street. The Admiral Tilp departs on the hour, so if you miss her, she'll be back. The Admiral Tilp offers a narrated tour under the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, past National Harbor and down to Jones Point. The on-board guide provides a historical and contemporary context to what you will witness on board.
For more information or to set up an appointment call Nesbitt Realty at (703)765-0300.
The Capital Beltway crosses the Potomac at Woodrow Wilson Bridge.
Old Town's waterfront lifestyle is sought-after and highly desirable, but it's tough to find an Old Town home with a view of the water. If you want a waterview from you home, check out one of these listings.
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Market Square at City HallOld 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.
Lyles Crouch Traditional Academy
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.
St Asaph Square is in Alexandria
boat launch at Belle Haven Marina
Mid-rise condominium in Alexandria’s South End of Old Town
When homeowners are preparing to sell their property in {Location_Name}, they turn to a listing agent. As the title suggests, the listing agent will list the home for sale in the MLS, or multiple listing service. They are a licensed real estate professional who represents the homeowners throughout the process of selling a home. In addition, all Nesbitt Realty agents are also Realtors. (What's the difference between a Realtor and a real estate agent?)
It’s important for homeowners in {Location_Name} to choose an agent who they feel confident in. Nesbitt Realty is a family-run business that appreciates the opportunity to compete for your business. Our listing agent will go through the home, look at comparable listings and recent sales in the area, and determine the highest list price for the property.
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For more information or to set up an appointment call Julie at (703)765-0300.
With the opening of the new Harris Teeter and several new real estate developments, the north end of Old Town Alexandria is suddenly a new and vibrant community. The success of restaurants like A La Lucia and even Haute Dog have started to draw as much attention as more established restaurants along King Street. The Art League's location in Old Town North is another harbinger of culture and tectonic shift that has made this neighborhood so exciting.
A part of that mix is Abingdon Row, which was built just a few years ago as a luxury condo. Abingdon Row is found on N. Royal Street between 1st and 2nd Streets.
Abingdon Row Gallery
Abingdon Row is in Old Town, Alexandria
Abingdon Row Condominium is in Alexandria
Waterfront at Old Town Alexandria VA
Inside a condo at Abingdon Row
Abingdon Row is located in the North End of Old Town Alexandria
The Potomac River separates Virginia from Maryland and DC and as it makes it way south from Great Falls to the Chesapeake Bay it passes Old Town Alexandria. In days past, Alexandria was a working port filled with transport ships of sail and steam. Today, only rarely to working ships make their way to or even past Alexandria. Today the docks are filled with pleasure craft and the docks are filled with tourists instead of workers.
Potomac River as seen from Ford’s Landing Park
Alexandria Waterfront
Waterfront
The Potomac River separates the Commonwealth of Virginia from the State of Maryland and the District of Columbia.
Alexandria Waterfront
View from Chart House restaurant
Fisherman enjoy the amenities on the water while a boater passes
About the Author --- Aubrey Nesbitt is a native of Northern Virginia who attended Virginia Commonwealth University. He is a veteran of the US Army and helps his family business by providing informational articles like this one. In addition to photography and blogging, Aubrey provides administrative support for the office.
Did you know that this booming metropolitan county exceeds the total population of seven American states and is the most populous region among city areas in not only Virginia, but also Washington? In fact, Fairfax County is home to a whopping 13% of its state’s total population.
Fairfax County districts
What is it about this Northern Virginian county that caused an estimate of 1,015,302 (as of the April 2008 consensus) to make this part of the country their dwelling place?
Formed in 1742 from the northern part of Prince William County, and named after Thomas Fairfax, 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron, this county is bordered by Potomac River and friendly neighboring regions such as Arlington County, Alexandria, Falls Church, Loudoun County and Prince William County.
Studies conducted have shown that most of the adult citizens, who call Fairfax County their home, are four-year college degree holders and a good number of them have reached even higher educational attainment.
Research has also shown that, aside from being the first county in the US to achieve a median household income of six figures, Fairfax also has the second highest median household income (next to Loudoun County) among counties with 250,000 or more residents.
With those statistics in mind, potential residents can have some level of assurance that they are living among some of the best citizens the nation has to offer. It can also be a plus that they’ll be able to rub elbows with the county’s upper class society.
Think of Nesbitt Realty if you need to buy or sell real estate in Fairfax County
Aside from that, Fairfax offers people, who are considering the county as their abode, residential areas that will surely fit their unique tastes and preferences. Residential communities like Kingstowne and Burke can give the suburban comfort and security that citizens may be looking for. Meanwhile, areas like Vienna, Huntington or the inner Beltway bustle of Bailey’s Crossroads can offer the convenient accessibility and metropolitan flair required by those more accustomed to a fast-paced, urbanite lifestyle.
With all that Fairfax County has to offer, no wonder people are rushing in to make it their home!
Seal of Fairfax County Virginia
If you're shopping for a home in a particular school district, we have every home listed for sale in every school district in Fairfax County. Because Fairfax County such a large school system there's not enough space here to list all the schools but you'll find them in the links below.
$560,000 ~ 4 BR ~ 2 BA ~ 1 HB ~ 1,800 SQFT ~ 8536 Monticello Ave Alexandria 22308 VA
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