The Chatham

4501 Arlington Blvd
Arlington
VA
22203
The Chatham is an eight-story, 249-unit condominium built in 1965 on landscaped grounds off Arlington Boulevard, about a mile south of Ballston. Its studios to three-bedroom homes share a 24-hour front desk, outdoor pool, tennis and pickleball courts, fitness center, and saunas, with ample surface parking and a monthly fee that covers all utilities.

Year Built

1965

Total Units

249

Stories

8

Parking

Off Street

Unit Sizes

Studio-3 Bedrooms

Price Range

$225,000 - $340,000

Location & Neighborhood

Living in Arlington

The Chatham sits just off Arlington Boulevard in the Buckingham area of central Arlington, between Ballston to the north and the Columbia Pike corridor to the south. Buckingham’s shops and restaurants along Glebe Road are close by, and Ballston Quarter is about a mile north. Lubber Run Park, its new community center and amphitheater, the Four Mile Run Trail, and the W&OD Trail are all less than a mile away.

Metro & Transit

The Ballston-MU and Virginia Square-GMU stations (Orange/Silver) are each about a mile north, a walk or a short bus ride away. Metrobus and ART routes stop along Arlington Boulevard, and Capital Bikeshare docks are nearby. Drivers are on US-50 at the door, with I-66 and I-395 a few minutes away and Rosslyn, the Pentagon, National Landing, and Reagan National Airport within a short drive.

Market Snapshot

The Chatham Market Overview

Chatham activity: median sales price $237,500, median 19 days on market, 100.0% sale-to-list, $303/sqft. Based on 6 building-level sales in the trailing 12 months. Recent range $225,000 – $340,000.

Median Sales Price

$237,500

Average Days ON Market

19

Sale-to-list Ratio

100.0%

Homes Sold (12 MonthS)

6

Recent Price Range

$225,000 – $340,000
Renovated two- and three-bedroom corner homes with skyline views lead pricing; dated one-bedroom units needing work set the low end.

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How This Building Performs

The Chatham Market Performance & Ownership Profile

The Chatham draws steady demand for its value proposition: large amenity grounds, a 24-hour desk, plentiful parking, and a monthly fee that covers all utilities, all within a mile of Ballston. One-bedroom homes make up most sales, with corner two- and three-bedroom plans setting the top of the range. Pricing within the building turns mainly on renovation level, floor height, exposure, and whether replacement windows and updated convectors are already in place.
  • 249-unit 1965 condominium with a 24-hour front desk
  • All utilities included in the monthly fee
  • One-bedroom homes make up most sales
  • Renovated corner two- and three-bedroom homes lead pricing

Market trends are based on recent sales activity and may vary by unit size, floor level, and condition.

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For Sale

Available Units at The Chatham

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Explore the latest The Chatham residences currently offered for sale below. Inventory in this building can move quickly and not every opportunity is publicly advertised. If you don’t see a unit that fits your needs (or none are showing right now), there may still be private/exclusive or coming soon homes available through agent networks. Reach out and we’ll share what we’re seeing off-market, confirm upcoming listings, and help you target the right floor plan, exposure, and price point.

Past Sales

Sold Units at The Chatham

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Condo Units Highlights

Inside the Residences

  • One-Bedroom Plans: The most common layout, about 530 to 820 square feet.
  • One-Bedroom Plus Den: Larger plans of about 940 square feet with a separate den.
  • Two-Bedroom Homes: About 940 to 1,200 square feet, with one or two baths.
  • Three-Bedroom Corners: About 1,450 square feet with two baths and two exposures.
  • Balconies and Views: Many homes have balconies; upper floors look toward Ballston.
  • Utilities: Electricity, heat, air conditioning, and water are covered by the fee.
Agent Expert

Evan Johnson, Agent

Associate Broker
Evan Johnson, Realtor
As a Washington, DC real estate advisor for more than 25 years, Evan specializes in The Chatham and the local condo market. I’ve helped over 1,450 clients buy and sell with clear strategy, strong negotiation, and calm, hands-on guidance from start to finish.
If you’re considering a move in or out of The Chatham, Evan can help you price and position correctly, evaluate value floor-by-floor, and navigate building-specific details that impact timing and resale. Reach out any time for a private conversation, a pricing opinion, or a smart plan tailored to your goals.
The Chatham Amenities

Building Services and Amenities

The Chatham pairs a staffed front desk with an unusually broad set of recreation amenities spread across its landscaped grounds off Arlington Boulevard.
  • 24-Hour Front Desk: Staffed reception, package room, and overnight security.
  • On-Site Management: Property manager and building engineer in the building.
  • Outdoor Pool: Seasonal pool surrounded by trees and lawn.
  • Tennis and Pickleball: Outdoor courts, plus a basketball court.
  • Fitness Center and Saunas: Exercise room with separate saunas.
  • Party and Billiards Rooms: Spaces for resident events and games.
  • Parking: Free surface lots for residents and guests, with rentable garage spaces.
  • Laundry and Storage: Laundry rooms on every floor and assigned storage bins.
  • Pet Policy: Pets permitted, with size and number limits set by the association.
Neighborhood

Central Arlington at Your Door

The Chatham sits between Ballston and Columbia Pike, close to Buckingham’s shops and to some of Arlington’s largest parks and trail networks.
  • Buckingham Shops: Grocery, restaurants, and services along Glebe Road.
  • Ballston Quarter: Shopping and dining about a mile north.
  • Lubber Run Park: Wooded trails, courts, and a community center with an amphitheater.
  • W&OD and Four Mile Run Trails: Paved trails less than a mile away.
  • Bluemont and Barcroft Parks: Fields and trails within two miles.
  • Clarendon: Restaurants and nightlife about a mile and a half northeast.
Commute

Getting Around from The Chatham

The Chatham sits directly on US-50, with two Orange/Silver Line stations about a mile north and bus service steps from the building.
  • Ballston-MU Station (Orange/Silver) – about a mile north
  • Virginia Square-GMU Station (Orange/Silver) – about a mile north
  • Metrobus and ART on Arlington Boulevard – toward Rosslyn, DC, and Ballston
  • US-50 – at the door, with direct routes to DC and Fairfax
  • I-395 and I-66 – a few minutes by car toward the Pentagon and downtown
  • Reagan National Airport – about five miles

Living in Arlington

  • Orange, Silver, Blue, and Yellow Line Metro service
  • Distinct urban villages: Rosslyn, Clarendon, Ballston, Crystal City, and more
  • Walkable streets around each Metro station
  • Extensive parks and trails (Custis, W&OD, Mount Vernon)
  • Housing from high-rise condos to single-family homes
  • Minutes to Reagan National Airport and DC
Arlington

Arlington County sits directly across the Potomac River from Washington, DC, and is one of the most transit-connected places in the region. The Orange and Silver Lines run through Rosslyn, Court House, Clarendon, Virginia Square, and Ballston, and the Blue and Yellow Lines serve Pentagon City, Crystal City, and National Airport.

That transit shaped the county’s growth. High-rise condos, apartments, and offices cluster around the Metro stations, while the surrounding neighborhoods hold garden-style apartments, townhouses, and single-family homes ranging from early-20th-century bungalows and Colonials to mid-century houses and new construction.

Arlington has an extensive park and trail network, including the Custis, W&OD, and Mount Vernon Trails, and strong local retail and dining in each of its urban villages. Reagan National Airport, the Pentagon, and downtown DC are all minutes away.

Arlington gives buyers a choice between Metro-adjacent condo living and quieter residential streets, with some of the shortest commutes in the region.

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