Lafayette Park
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How This Building Performs
Lafayette Park Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- 401 homes in six-story elevator buildings
- Condo fee includes major utilities
- On-site management and maintenance staff
- Renovated upper-floor homes sell for the most
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Inside the Residences
- One-Bedroom Homes: About 727 to 745 square feet, the most common plan.
- Two-Bedroom Homes: About 820 to 950 square feet, some with a den or half bath.
- Three-Bedroom Homes: About 1,164 square feet with two full baths, rarely available.
- Closets: Many bedrooms have two closets or two walk-ins.
- Outdoor Space: Balconies on upper floors and patios at ground level.
- Top-Floor Views: Sixth-floor homes look out over mature trees and the grounds.
- Climate: Heat and air conditioning are included in the condo fee.
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Building Services and Amenities
- Utilities Included: Electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning and water in the fee.
- On-Site Management: Management and maintenance staff on weekdays, with after-hours emergency coverage.
- Secure Entry and Elevators: Key-fob building access and elevators in each building.
- Laundry Rooms: Shared laundry facilities on each floor.
- Outdoor Pool and Splash Pad: Community pool with a splash area.
- Sports Courts: Tennis and basketball courts.
- Playground and Picnic Areas: Play areas and picnic space on the grounds.
- Party Room: Community room for resident events.
- Pet Policy: Pets are welcome with restrictions, including a weight limit.
Seven Corners and Bailey's Crossroads at Your Door
- Seven Corners: Target, grocery stores and shops a few minutes away.
- Bailey's Crossroads: Shopping centers and restaurants along Leesburg Pike.
- Trader Joe's: Grocery shopping a short drive away.
- Lake Barcroft: Wooded lakeside neighborhood just to the southwest.
- City of Falls Church: Restaurants and shops along Route 7 to the northwest.
- Arlington: Ballston and Columbia Pike a short drive east.
Getting Around from Lafayette Park
- Leesburg Pike bus stops – outside the community, toward Tysons and Bailey's Crossroads
- East Falls Church (Orange/Silver) – about two to three miles north
- Route 50 – a few minutes away at Seven Corners, toward Arlington and Fairfax
- I-395 – a short drive east via Leesburg Pike
- I-66 – via Route 7 or Route 50
- I-495 Capital Beltway – a short drive west
Living in Falls Church
- Independent city with its own school division
- Walkable core along Broad and Washington Streets
- Saturday farmers market and the State Theatre
- Single-family homes plus newer mixed-use condos and townhouses
- W&OD Trail and neighborhood parks
- East and West Falls Church Metro (Orange/Silver)
The City of Falls Church is an independent city of a little over two square miles, surrounded by Arlington and Fairfax counties about seven miles west of downtown DC. It has its own government and its own school division, Falls Church City Public Schools, and a small-city scale that sets it apart from the surrounding suburbs.
Housing is mostly single-family: Cape Cods, bungalows, and Colonials from the 1920s through the 1950s, mid-century ramblers and split-levels, and newer infill houses. Along Broad Street and Washington Street, mixed-use buildings have added condominiums, apartments, and townhouses within walking distance of shops and restaurants.
Daily life centers on Broad and Washington Streets, with local restaurants, the State Theatre music venue, and a Saturday farmers market at City Hall. The W&OD Trail runs through the city, and Cherry Hill Park and other parks are spread through the neighborhoods.
East Falls Church and West Falls Church stations on the Orange and Silver Lines sit at the city’s edges, and I-66 and Routes 7 and 29 connect to Arlington, Tysons, and DC.
Falls Church offers small-city living with a walkable core, Metro access, and a range of housing from older single-family homes to new mixed-use condos.
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