Regency at McLean
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How This Building Performs
The Regency Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- Full-service 1977 high-rise with 24-hour front desk and gated entry
- Walk to McLean Metro (Silver Line) and Capital One Center
- Condo fee covers all utilities, parking and amenities
- Renovated corner two-bedrooms with large balconies sell highest
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Inside the Residences
- One-Bedroom Plans: About 940 square feet, often with a separate dining room.
- Two-Bedroom Homes: About 1,325 to 1,345 square feet with two full baths.
- Corner Two-Bedrooms: About 1,475 to 1,495 square feet with wraparound balconies.
- Three-Bedroom Homes: A smaller number of larger plans in the building.
- Balconies and Views: Courtyard views on lower floors; Tysons views from higher floors.
- Laundry and Storage: In-unit washers and dryers, walk-in closets and storage bins.
- Parking: Assigned garage parking, with some homes conveying two spaces.
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Building Services and Amenities
- 24-Hour Front Desk: Staffed lobby desk and security staff.
- Gated Entry: Gated site with controlled access.
- Three Pools: Outdoor pools and sundeck on the landscaped plaza.
- Plaza: Courtyard with grills, fire pits and seating.
- Community Spaces: Community room, library and party room.
- On-Site Shops: Convenience store, salon and dry cleaner.
- Health Club Access: Indoor connection to OneLife Fitness, with separate membership.
- All-Inclusive Fee: Condo fee covers all utilities, parking, storage and amenities.
- Pet Policy: Pets are not permitted, apart from service and emotional support animals.
Tysons at Your Door
- Capital One Center: Capital One Hall, The Perch and restaurants across the street.
- Wegmans: Grocery store at the Capital One Center.
- Tysons Corner Center: Regional mall reached via a pedestrian and bike bridge.
- Tysons Galleria: Shopping and dining nearby.
- The Boro: Restaurants, shops and a cinema a short drive away.
- McLean: Downtown McLean shops and restaurants a short drive east.
Getting Around from Regency at McLean
- McLean Station (Silver Line) – within walking distance
- Silver Line to Rosslyn and downtown Washington – a direct ride east
- Dulles Airport – direct Silver Line service west
- Capital Beltway (I-495) – minutes from the building
- Route 123 and the Dulles Toll Road – toward McLean, Vienna and Reston
- I-66 – a short drive south toward Arlington
Living in Tysons
- High-rise and mid-rise condos with building amenities
- Major employment center with many large employers
- Four Silver Line stations: McLean, Tysons, Greensboro, Spring Hill
- Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria
- Restaurants, grocery stores, and Capital One Hall
- Ongoing mixed-use development
Tysons is Northern Virginia’s largest business and retail district, located where I-495, Route 7, and Route 123 meet between McLean and Vienna. Once a car-oriented office and shopping hub, it has been transforming into a denser, more walkable urban center since the Silver Line opened four stations here in 2014.
Housing is mostly mid- and high-rise condominiums and apartments, many completed in the last decade, with amenities such as fitness centers, pools, concierge service, and garage parking. Townhouse communities and single-family neighborhoods sit at the edges of Tysons and in neighboring McLean and Vienna.
Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria anchor a large concentration of shopping and dining, and newer mixed-use developments add restaurants, grocery stores, and entertainment, including Capital One Hall. Major employers include Capital One and many technology and consulting firms.
McLean, Tysons, Greensboro, and Spring Hill stations on the Silver Line connect to Reston, Arlington, and downtown DC, and the Beltway and Dulles Toll Road provide regional road access.
Tysons offers high-rise condo living with major shopping, employment, and four Metro stations at the door.
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