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Property Details
Price: $275,000
2 Bed
1 Bath
697 Sq Ft
1 parking lot space, permit included
Year Built: 1953
Price: $275,000
2 Bed
1 Bath
697 Sq Ft
Parking: 1 parking lot space, permit included
Year Built: 1953
The residence at 2026 N Vermont St #301 occupies the top floor of the Vermont Gardens Condo, a brick mid-century building in Arlington’s Vermont Gardens neighborhood. The 697-square-foot layout delivers two bedrooms and one full bath, with a fully updated kitchen featuring white quartz counters, new cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast nook. Hardwood-look vinyl floors and LED recessed lighting run throughout. The monthly condo fee of $810.54 covers electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, and access to the outdoor pool.
The residence at 2026 N Vermont St #301 sits on the top floor of the Vermont Gardens Condo, a 1953 brick building set within one of Arlington’s established residential enclaves. At 697 square feet, the two-bedroom layout is efficiently organized, with a dedicated hallway connecting the bedrooms to the updated full bath.
The kitchen anchors the renovation: new cabinetry, white quartz counters, an undermount sink, updated fixtures, and a breakfast nook create a workspace that reads well above the building’s vintage. Stainless steel appliances include a bottom-shelf refrigerator with ice maker, a gas range, and a microwave. Hardwood-look vinyl floors and LED recessed ceiling lights carry through every room.
The condo fee of $810.54 per month covers electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, and sewer — a meaningful offset to the carrying cost at this price point. One parking lot space with permit conveys, and a storage unit in the basement laundry room is included. The outdoor community pool is steps from the building, and Woodstock Park is immediately adjacent.
Ballston Metrorail is approximately one mile away, and the Cherrydale business district is within walking distance. Metro bus service provides an additional transit option for commuters oriented toward DC or Rosslyn.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
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Property Location
The Vermont Gardens Condo is a 1953 brick building in Arlington’s Vermont Gardens neighborhood, offering a scale and character typical of mid-century garden-style construction in this part of Northern Virginia. Unit 301 sits on the top floor, a position that eliminates overhead foot traffic and provides a quieter living environment. The residence spans 697 square feet across a two-bedroom, one-bath plan with a logical layout that keeps the bedrooms connected by a dedicated hallway to the updated bath. A basement storage unit and one permitted parking lot space convey with the sale.
Vermont Gardens is an established Arlington neighborhood situated between the Cherrydale business district and the broader Ballston corridor. The Cherrydale district is within walking distance, providing neighborhood-scale retail and dining without requiring a car. Woodstock Park is immediately adjacent to the building, and the outdoor community pool is steps from the entrance. Ballston Metrorail, on the Orange and Silver lines, is approximately one mile from the building, with Metro bus service providing a closer transit option.
The residence is well-suited to a low-maintenance ownership model: the condo fee of $810.54 per month absorbs electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, and sewer, reducing the number of separate utility accounts to manage. The renovated kitchen — with its gas range, quartz counters, and breakfast nook — makes the compact footprint functional for daily cooking. The outdoor pool, open during summer, and the adjacent Woodstock Park extend the usable living space beyond the unit itself. Metro bus access and proximity to Ballston Metrorail keep the broader DC metro area within reach.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass works extensively across Arlington’s condo market, including the established mid-century buildings along the Orange and Silver line corridors. We have helped buyers evaluate HOA structures, utility-inclusive fee arrangements, and resale dynamics specific to garden-style condominiums in neighborhoods like Vermont Gardens and Cherrydale. If you are considering a condo in this part of Arlington — whether as a primary residence or as part of a broader portfolio review — reach out and we will share recent comparables and our perspective on the submarket.
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