Cardinal House
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How This Building Performs
Cardinal House Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- Condo fee covers electricity, heat, air conditioning, and water
- Directly across from Lyon Village Shopping Center
- Pool, fitness center, and on-site management
- Renovated corner and top-floor homes sell for the most
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Inside the Residences
- One-Bedroom Plans: Roughly 720 to 775 square feet, the most common layout.
- Two-Bedroom Homes: About 990 square feet with one bath, often on corners.
- Studios: Compact homes that set the building's entry point.
- Original Details: Parquet hardwood floors, crown molding, and oversized windows in many homes.
- Storage: Entry foyers with deep walk-in closets; extra building storage conveys with some homes.
- Views: Upper-floor homes look over the treetops; others face the interior courtyard.
- Renovation Range: Homes run from fully updated to original condition.
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Building Services and Amenities
- All-Utilities Fee: Electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, and sewer included.
- Pool: Outdoor pool on the fourth-floor level of the C wing.
- Fitness Center: On-site gym on the first floor.
- Club Room and Picnic Area: Renovated party room off the lobby and an outdoor picnic area.
- Laundry: Laundry rooms on each floor plus a larger room on the lower level.
- Bike and Hobby Room: Secure bike storage and a hobby room, plus extra storage units.
- On-Site Management: Management office and mail and package room in the lobby.
- Parking: Surface parking for residents with visitor spaces.
- Pet Policy: Up to two cats; dogs limited to service animals.
Lyon Village at Your Door
- Lyon Village Shopping Center: Starbucks, The Italian Store, and CVS across the street.
- Sprouts Farmers Market: Grocery store announced for the shopping center in 2026.
- MOM's Organic Market: Grocery shopping a short walk away.
- Lyon Village Park: Playground and courts in the neighborhood.
- Clarendon: Restaurants, shops, and nightlife within about a mile.
- Custis Trail: Paved trail along I-66 toward Rosslyn and DC.
Getting Around from Cardinal House
- Clarendon and Court House Stations (Orange/Silver) – each within about a mile
- ART and Metrobus – stops steps from the building
- I-66 – immediate access toward DC and west toward Fairfax
- Spout Run Parkway – direct link to the George Washington Memorial Parkway
- Reagan National Airport and Key Bridge – a short drive via the Parkway
- Custis Trail and Capital Bikeshare – bike routes toward Rosslyn and DC
Living in Lyon Village
- Housing character — Detached Colonial Revival, Craftsman, Tudor and Cape Cod houses from the 1920s to 1950s, with newer large houses and townhouses and condominiums at the edges
- Green space — Lyon Village Park on North Highland Street and James Hunter Park, with its adjacent dog park, at the southern edge
- Daily essentials — Clarendon and Court House shops, restaurants and grocery stores just south; a shopping center on Langston Boulevard
- Transit — Clarendon and Court House stations (Orange and Silver lines) just outside the southern edge; quick access to Interstate 66 and Spout Run Parkway
- Schools — Arlington Public Schools; confirm assigned schools by address with the district's boundary locator
- Market character — 59 closed sales in 12 months at a median near $1,145,000, with detached houses selling in a median of 7 days
Lyon Village is a residential neighborhood in North Arlington, laid out beginning in 1923 by developer Frank Lyon on former farmland. It sits between Langston Boulevard on the north and the Clarendon and Court House corridor on the south, and it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. The area on this page is approximate: it is drawn around recent sales labeled Lyon Village, and it takes in a few condominium buildings at the edges, including one north of Langston Boulevard on Spout Run Parkway.
Detached houses define the interior streets. Colonial Revival is the most common style, alongside Craftsman bungalows, American Foursquares, Tudor Revival houses, Cape Cods and a number of Sears kit houses. Newer and much larger houses have replaced some original ones, which is why detached prices span a wide range. Detached sales in the past 12 months had a median near $1,855,000. Townhouses near the edges sold at a median around $1,110,000, and the edge condominium buildings sold at a median near $289,000.
Daily errands run south. The restaurants, grocery stores and shops of Clarendon and Court House are a few blocks beyond the neighborhood’s southern edge, and a shopping center sits along Langston Boulevard to the north. Lyon Village Park on North Highland Street has a picnic area, lighted tennis and basketball courts and a sprayground open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. James Hunter Park, on North Hartford Street at the southern edge near Clarendon, adds a lawn, gardens and an adjacent dog park, and the Colonial Revival community house, completed in 1949, hosts meetings and events.
Clarendon and Court House stations on the Orange and Silver lines are just outside the area, to the south and southeast. Langston Boulevard and Spout Run Parkway lead toward the George Washington Parkway, Key Bridge and Interstate 66, and Capital Bikeshare docks are close by. The trade-off for this location is traffic and activity along the commercial edges, and street parking that tightens near Clarendon.
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