Port Royal
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Port Royal Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- Rooftop deck with 360-degree river and city views
- Condo fee covers electricity, gas, heat, and water
- One-bedroom plans make up most sales
- Upper-floor river-view homes with garage spaces sell highest
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Inside the Residences
- Studios: About 355 to 385 square feet, the building's lowest-cost entry point.
- One-Bedroom Plans: Roughly 770 to 800 square feet, the most common layout, many with entry foyers.
- Two-Bedroom Corners: About 1,150 square feet with two baths and two exposures.
- Balconies: Many homes open to private balconies facing the river or the city.
- Kitchens: Gas cooking throughout, with renovated homes adding quartz or granite counters.
- Storage: Walk-in closets in many plans, plus storage units for some homes.
- Laundry: Shared laundry rooms on each floor; in-unit laundry is rare.
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Building Services and Amenities
- Rooftop Deck: Gas grills, dining areas, lounge seating, and 360-degree views.
- Front Desk: Staffed on weekdays, with electronic security and package tracking.
- On-Site Management: Association manager's office in the building.
- Party Room: Shared room for gatherings and meetings.
- Parking: Garage spaces and a surface lot; some spaces are deeded to homes.
- Utilities Included: Fee covers electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, and water.
- Floor Laundry: Laundry and trash rooms on each residential floor.
- Pet Policy: Pets are permitted under association rules.
Old Town North at Your Door
- Grocery: Harris Teeter and Trader Joe's a short walk away.
- Oronoco Bay Park: Riverfront park two blocks east.
- City Park Across the Street: Public tennis courts, a dog run, and a seasonal farmers market.
- Mount Vernon Trail: Riverside path north to DC and south to Mount Vernon.
- King Street: Old Town's main shopping and dining street within walking distance.
- Old Town North Dining: Neighborhood restaurants and cafés within a few blocks.
Getting Around from Port Royal
- Braddock Road Station (Blue/Yellow) – less than a mile west
- DASH bus – stop at the corner
- George Washington Memorial Parkway – a few blocks east, toward DC
- Reagan National Airport – a short drive north
- Route 1 and the Capital Beltway (I-495) – close by
- Mount Vernon Trail and Capital Bikeshare – riverside bike route north to DC
Living in Old Town Alexandria
- Historic 18th- and 19th-century rowhouses and townhouses
- Cobblestone streets and historic district protections
- Potomac River waterfront parks
- King Street shops, restaurants, and galleries
- King Street–Old Town Metro and the King Street trolley
- Close to National Airport and DC
Old Town Alexandria is one of the region’s most historic districts, with cobblestone streets, 18th- and 19th-century architecture, independent shops and restaurants along King Street, and a walkable Potomac River waterfront.
The housing is dominated by historic rowhouses and townhouses, many from the late 1700s and 1800s, in Federal, Georgian, and Victorian styles. Some have been converted into condominiums, and newer townhouses and condo buildings add options near the waterfront and the edges of the district. Because of their age, many homes require careful maintenance, and exterior changes fall under the Old and Historic Alexandria District’s review.
Daily life is walkable: King Street’s shops and restaurants, the Torpedo Factory Art Center, the waterfront parks, and a weekend farmers market at Market Square are all close at hand. King Street–Old Town Metro on the Blue and Yellow Lines is at the western end of King Street, and a free trolley runs along the corridor.
Old Town offers historic homes and a walkable waterfront main street, with Metro, National Airport, and DC close by.
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