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Property Details
Price: $499,900
1 Bed
1 Bath
812 Sq Ft
1 Garage Space, On-Site Rental Parking, Parking Fee
Year Built: 1985
Price: $499,900
1 Bed
1 Bath
812 Sq Ft
1 Garage Space, On-Site Rental Parking, Parking Fee
Year Built: 1985
Residence BH212 at the Portner Brewhouse presents 812 square feet of living space in one of Old Town Alexandria’s most recognizable adaptive-reuse buildings. The one-bedroom, one-bath layout includes an assigned garage parking space that conveys with the sale. HOA coverage extends to exterior building maintenance, sewer, water, trash, snow removal, and reserve funds — a meaningful package for a buyer weighing total cost of ownership. Priced at $499,900, this residence sits within walking distance of King Street’s dining, retail, and Metro access.
Residence BH212 at the Portner Brewhouse occupies a storied address in Old Town Alexandria, a neighborhood defined by its Federal-era streetscapes, waterfront proximity, and one of Northern Virginia’s most walkable commercial corridors. The building itself is a conversion of the historic Robert Portner Brewing Company complex, lending the property an architectural character that new construction cannot replicate.
The 812-square-foot floor plan delivers a one-bedroom, one-bath configuration sized for efficient, comfortable living. An assigned garage parking space conveys with the sale — a meaningful asset in a neighborhood where parking is genuinely competitive. On-site rental parking is also available for guests or additional vehicles.
HOA coverage here is substantive: exterior building maintenance, insurance, reserve funds, sewer, water, trash, and snow removal are all included. For a buyer evaluating true monthly carrying costs, the breadth of that coverage is worth careful consideration alongside the list price.
King Street, with its concentration of independent restaurants, boutiques, and the King Street Metro station, is accessible on foot. The broader Old Town grid connects residents to the Potomac waterfront, Amtrak at Alexandria Union Station, and quick access to the GW Parkway and I-495 corridor.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Property Location
The Portner Brewhouse is an adaptive reuse of the historic Robert Portner Brewing Company complex, a landmark of Old Town Alexandria’s industrial heritage. Residence BH212 occupies 812 square feet across a one-bedroom, one-bath floor plan within this converted structure. The building’s brick-and-timber origins give it a physical presence and material character that distinguish it from the area’s newer condominium inventory.
Old Town Alexandria is one of the most intact historic urban neighborhoods in the Washington metro area, characterized by Federal and Georgian row houses, a working waterfront, and a dense commercial corridor along King Street. The neighborhood’s grid is highly walkable, with independent restaurants, specialty retail, and neighborhood services concentrated within a compact area. The King Street Metro station places the Blue and Yellow lines within reach, and Reagan National Airport is a short drive via the GW Parkway.
Day-to-day life in Old Town centers on King Street, where local cafes, wine bars, and independent shops anchor the pedestrian experience. The Potomac waterfront offers parks, trails, and seasonal programming within easy reach of the Portner Brewhouse address. Amtrak service at Alexandria Union Station and direct Metro access to Pentagon City, Crystal City, and downtown DC extend the practical range of the location considerably.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Old Town Alexandria condos, including adaptive-reuse and historic conversion buildings along the King Street and waterfront corridors. We bring a detailed understanding of the Old Town condo resale market — including HOA structures, building-specific considerations, and how comparable residences have performed — to every buyer and seller engagement. If you are evaluating this residence or others in the Old Town Alexandria market, reach out and we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the submarket.
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7800 Old Linton Hall Rd, Gainesville, VA 20155