WELCOME TO
OLD TOWN ALEXANDRIA
Top 3 Best Small City in the U.S. 2019
by the Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards.
#1 Best Value U.S. Travel Destination 2018
by Money Magazine.
by Southern Living.
RESTAURANTS & BOUTIQUES
Old Town Alexandria is home to more than 200 independent restaurants, bars, and boutiques mixed in with historic museums and homes. King Street is particularly dense, home to high-end and low priced restaurants. The area also has its fair share of funky hangout spots focusing on high-quality beverages, such as the wine bar/wine store/coffee shops.
With so much more to come with the new waterfront renovations and additions, Old Town makes a great home base for your DC vacation and an even better place to live.
YEAR ROUND EVENTS
There are so many things to do in and around Old Town with both inside and outside activities throughout the day and night. Seasonal street fairs, parades and some of our local establishments offer live music, karaoke, shuffleboard, pool tables (my personal favorite) and so much more.
If you are up for more of a city vibe DC is just a short Uber ride or metro stop away. Or if you're up for a water taxi ride you can boart ferry at the waterfront to the Washington DC harbor the National Harbor or Mount Vernon.
CHARMING NEIGHBORHOODS
Old Town, Alexandria has 18th-century homes on quiet streets full of character and so much to see. Virtually all of Old Town is densely built with sidewalks along tree-shaded blocks, exuding an overarching small-town feel.
The home styles range from old and more historic than the well-maintained colonial homes. The most prestigious homes are located in the southeast quadrant and the condos and townhouses located in the northeast quadrant of Old Town where the new homes, condo, restaurants and shops are being built.
METRO | BUS | PARKING
There are two Metro stations, King Street on the South side and Braddock Road on the North side, both of which are on the Blue and Yellow lines.
Old Town also has a free trolley that runs from the King Street metro to the waterfront and back 7 days a week..
Alexandria's DASH bus lines run through Old Town and connect Old Town to the Pentagon’s vast set of bus lines covering the Northern Virginia area.
Parking isn't hard to find either. You have the option to park on the street or in the many parking garage.
BUYING VS RENTING
Living in a neighborhood with a strong sense of history and character is hard to find but it doesn't cost a fortune. The price range for condos versus a town homes will differ but here is a rough estimate of what you may pay in the urrent market in 2020.
One bedroom for somewhere between $250,000 to $400,000.
Two-bedroom for $450,000 to $800,0000.
Three-bedroom for $900,000 to $1,200,000.
Four-bedrooms maybe $1,200,000 and they go up from there.
This can and will change depending on supply and demand and the season.
PLACES TO GO | THINGS TO DO
NATURE
GROCERIES
GROCERIES
MOUNT VERNON TRAIL
MONTGOMERY PARK
POTOMAC YARD PARK
WASHINGTON
SAILING MARINA
RIVERGATE CITY PARK
ORONOCO BAY PARK
MARKET SQUARE
OLD TOWN ALEXANDRIA HARBOR
FOUNDERS PARK
GROCERIES
GROCERIES
GROCERIES
HARRIS TEETER
TRADER JOE'S
GIANT FOODS
SLATER'S MARKET
BALDUCCI'S
SAFEWAY
WHOLE FOODS
CULTURE
GROCERIES
CULTURE
THE ART LEAGUE
TORPEDO FACTORY ART CENTER METRO STAGE
GADSBY'S TAVERN MUSEUM
CARLYLE HOUSE HISTORIC PARK
HISTORIC TOURS
HAUNTED TOURS
RETAIL
RESTAURANTS
CULTURE
GOLDFINCH
WEST ELM
TALBOTS
LOU LOU
ANTHROPOLOGY
LULULEMON
SUR LA TABLE
BLUEMERCURY
H&M
HEALTH
RESTAURANTS
RESTAURANTS
OLD TOWN SPORT & HEALTH 532YOGA
CROSSFIT
OLD TOWN ORANGE THEORY
BARRE3 F45 OLD TOWN ALEXANDRIA RIVER'S EDGE YOGA
VIKRIYA LAB
ROW HOUSE
DEE CAMPBELL ROWING CENTER
RESTAURANTS
RESTAURANTS
RESTAURANTS
CAFE 44
OAK STEAKHOUSE
A LA LUCIA
SUNDAY IN SAIGON
HAUTE DOGS
MIA'S ITALIAN KITCHEN
VIRTUE FEED & GRAIN
BLACKWALL HITCH
HUMMINGBIRD