The Monroe
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How This Building Performs
The Monroe Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- Larger two- and three-bedroom plans, many with dens
- Beside Quincy Park, about a block from Virginia Square-GMU Metro
- Concierge, rooftop terrace and courtyard
- Large corner homes with two parking spaces lead pricing
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Inside the Residences
- Two-Bedroom-Plus-Den Plans: About 1,180 to 1,350 square feet with two and a half baths.
- Large Corner Homes: About 1,540 to 1,890 square feet, some with two or three balconies.
- Three-Bedroom Homes: True three-bedroom plans of about 1,160 to 1,540 square feet.
- Dual Suites: Each bedroom has its own en-suite bath in most plans.
- Dens: Separate dens behind French doors work as offices or guest rooms.
- Kitchens: Granite counters, stainless appliances and breakfast bars.
- Parking and Storage: One or two garage spaces and private storage units with many homes.
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Building Services and Amenities
- Concierge: Front desk staffed every day except Sunday.
- On-Site Management: Building manager on site.
- Rooftop Terrace: Furnished terrace with a grill and community garden.
- Courtyard: Landscaped courtyard with tables and benches.
- Fitness Center: On-site gym.
- Meeting Rooms and Library: Main-level rooms with a kitchen and dining space.
- Garage Parking: Assigned spaces in the secure underground garage.
- Package Room and Storage: Secure deliveries and private storage units.
- Pet Policy: Cats, dogs, caged birds and fish allowed under building rules.
Virginia Square at Your Door
- Quincy Park: Tennis and basketball courts, ball fields and a playground next door.
- Arlington Central Library: The county's main library a block away.
- Groceries: A Giant grocery store about a block from the building.
- Ballston Quarter: Dining, shops and fitness clubs a short walk west.
- Clarendon: Restaurants, bars and shopping a short walk east.
Getting Around from The Monroe
- Virginia Square-GMU (Orange/Silver) – about a block away
- Ballston-MU (Orange/Silver) – a short walk west
- Metrobus and ART – routes on Wilson and Washington Boulevards
- I-66 and Route 50 – a few minutes by car
- Reagan National Airport and National Landing – a short drive
- Capital Bikeshare – docks nearby
Living in Ballston
- Ballston-MU Metro (Orange/Silver)
- High-rise and mid-rise condominiums with building amenities
- Ballston Quarter shops, dining, and food hall
- Grocery stores and services near the Metro
- Bluemont Park and the Custis and W&OD Trails nearby
- I-66 access
Ballston is the western anchor of Arlington’s Orange and Silver Line corridor, centered on the Ballston-MU Metro station along Wilson and Fairfax Drive. Over the past few decades it has grown into a dense urban center of offices, high-rise residences, and retail, while the surrounding blocks remain residential.
Most homes in Ballston’s core are condominiums and apartments in mid- and high-rise buildings, many with fitness centers, concierge service, and garage parking. Garden-style condominiums and townhouses fill in around the edges, and single-family homes line the streets of neighboring areas such as Ashton Heights and Bluemont.
Ballston Quarter, the redeveloped mall, offers restaurants, shops, and a food hall, and the Capitals practice facility sits above it. Grocery stores, fitness studios, and services are within a few blocks of the Metro, and Bluemont Park and the Custis and W&OD Trails are nearby.
Ballston-MU station puts downtown DC about 20 minutes away and Tysons a short ride west, and I-66 runs along the neighborhood’s northern edge.
Ballston offers high-rise condo living with Metro, shopping, and trails at the door, plus residential streets within walking distance.
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