The Phoenix
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How This Building Performs
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- Clarendon Metro (Orange/Silver) one block away
- Rooftop pool, concierge, library, and theater room
- Same management team since the building opened in 2007
- Upper-floor two-bedrooms with two garage spaces sell highest
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Inside the Residences
- Studios: Roughly 530 to 570 square feet, the building's entry point.
- One-Bedroom Plans: About 685 to 790 square feet, often with a large walk-in closet.
- Two-Bedroom Homes: Roughly 910 to 1,330 square feet, most with two baths.
- Nine-Foot Ceilings: Standard in many homes, with hardwood floors.
- Kitchens: Islands, granite counters, and stainless steel appliances.
- Courtyard Views: Courtyard-facing homes are quiet despite the central location.
- Parking and Storage: Reserved garage spaces, storage units, and rentable extra spaces.
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Building Services and Amenities
- Concierge: Lobby staffed weekdays 8 a.m. to midnight and weekends 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Rooftop Pool and Deck: Seasonal pool with lounge deck and views toward Washington.
- Fitness Center: On-site gym for residents.
- Library: Quiet library with a fireplace and work tables.
- Theater Room: Media room for screenings.
- Club Room: Full kitchen and pool table for gatherings.
- Business Center: Conference room and work space on the first floor.
- Courtyard and Visitor Garage: Landscaped courtyard and a 16-space visitor garage.
- Pet Policy: Pet-friendly building; details in the condo documents.
Clarendon at Your Door
- Trader Joe's: A couple of hundred yards from the building.
- Whole Foods and CVS: Grocery and pharmacy a short walk away.
- Lyon Hall: Restaurant in the neighboring building.
- Market Common Clarendon: National retailers and restaurants nearby.
- Dining and Nightlife: Restaurants and bars along Wilson and Clarendon Boulevards.
- Fitness Clubs: Gyms and boutique studios throughout Clarendon.
Getting Around from The Phoenix
- Clarendon Station (Orange/Silver) – one block away
- Orange and Silver Lines to Rosslyn, Foggy Bottom, and downtown DC – a short ride east
- ART and Metrobus on Wilson and Clarendon Boulevards – local and regional routes
- I-66 and US-50 – direct routes into DC and west toward Fairfax
- Reagan National Airport – via the George Washington Memorial Parkway
- Capital Bikeshare and the Custis Trail – bike routes toward Rosslyn and DC
Living in Clarendon
- Steps from Clarendon Metro (Orange/Silver)
- Wilson Boulevard dining, retail, and Market Common
- Mid- and high-rise condos, garden condos, and townhouses
- Highly walkable, with the Custis Trail nearby
- Active nightlife and events along the corridor
- Single-family neighborhoods within walking distance
Clarendon is one of Arlington’s busiest urban villages, centered on the Clarendon Metro station along Wilson and Clarendon Boulevards. Restaurants from casual to upscale, shops, fitness studios, and live music venues line the corridor, and Market Common adds grocery, retail, and dining.
Housing near the Metro is mostly mid- and high-rise condominiums and apartments, many built since the 1990s, while garden-style condos from the mid-20th century and townhouses fill the surrounding blocks. Just beyond, neighborhoods such as Lyon Park, Ashton Heights, and Lyon Village offer bungalows, Colonials, and newer single-family homes.
Nearly everything is walkable: groceries, restaurants, fitness, parks, and services are within a few blocks of the station, and the Custis Trail runs along I-66 to the north.
Clarendon station on the Orange and Silver Lines connects directly to Rosslyn, downtown DC, Ballston, and Tysons, and Route 50 and I-66 are close by.
Clarendon offers condo and townhouse living in the middle of one of the region’s most active dining and retail districts, with residential streets a short walk away.
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