2050 Jamieson Ave #1203

Alexandria, VA 22314

Sold For
$615,000
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Property Highlights

  • 12th Floor Residence
  • 2 Bed 2 Bath Layout
  • Assigned Garage Parking
  • Old Town Alexandria
  • Walk to King Street Metro
  • Built 2008
MLS ID
VAAX256958
Parking
1 Garage Space
Year Built
2008
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $615,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

1,171 Sq Ft

1 Garage Space

Year Built: 2008

Sold Price: $615,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

1,171 Sq Ft

Parking: 1 Garage Space

Year Built: 2008

Executive Summary

Situated on the twelfth floor of Carlyle Towers, this 1,171-square-foot residence offers two bedrooms, two full baths, and an assigned garage parking space in one of Alexandria’s most established mixed-use districts. Built in 2008, the building delivers a full suite of HOA-covered services including exterior maintenance, insurance, reserve funds, and trash. The Carlyle neighborhood sits within easy reach of King Street Metro, the shops and dining of Old Town, and the broader Northern Virginia employment corridor.

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2050 Jamieson Ave #1203, Alexandria VA 22314

Twelfth-Floor Living in the Heart of Carlyle

The Carlyle district of Alexandria occupies a distinct position in the Northern Virginia landscape — a planned mixed-use neighborhood that balances urban density with the historic character of Old Town just blocks away. Carlyle Towers, completed in 2008, is one of the district’s defining residential addresses, offering full-service condominium living with a level of HOA coverage that simplifies ownership considerably.

Residence 1203 sits on the twelfth floor, a position that separates it from street-level noise and delivers the kind of perspective that lower floors cannot replicate. At 1,171 square feet, the two-bedroom, two-bath floor plan provides meaningful separation between living and sleeping spaces — a configuration that functions well for a range of ownership scenarios.

The included garage parking space is a practical asset in a district where surface parking is limited and street parking is competitive. HOA coverage extends to common area maintenance, exterior building upkeep, building insurance, management, parking fees, reserve funds, and trash — a comprehensive package that reduces the variable costs of ownership.

King Street Metro is accessible on foot, connecting residents directly to the Blue and Yellow lines and, by extension, to Reagan National Airport, Pentagon City, and downtown DC. The restaurants, boutiques, and waterfront of Old Town King Street are equally close, making this a residence that earns its location premium.

The Carlyle District
The Carlyle neighborhood represents one of Alexandria’s most thoughtfully planned mixed-use districts, positioned at the intersection of Old Town’s historic fabric and the modern Northern Virginia employment corridor. Carlyle Towers anchors the residential side of that equation with full-service condominium living built to a 2008 standard.
Residence 1203
The twelfth-floor position of this residence is a meaningful differentiator within the building. Elevated above the surrounding streetscape, the unit gains both perspective and a degree of acoustic separation that ground and mid-level floors do not offer. The 1,171-square-foot layout accommodates two bedrooms and two full baths with clear spatial logic.
Ownership Practicalities
HOA coverage at Carlyle Towers is notably comprehensive, encompassing exterior building maintenance, insurance, common area upkeep, management, parking fees, reserve funds, and trash. The included garage space adds a layer of convenience that is genuinely valuable in this part of Alexandria, where parking is a consistent consideration for residents and visitors alike.
Transit and Walkability
King Street Metro — served by both the Blue and Yellow lines — is a short walk from the building, providing direct access to Reagan National Airport, the Pentagon, and the District. Old Town’s dining and retail corridor along King Street is equally accessible, reinforcing the location’s day-to-day utility.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1,171 sq ft on the 12th floor
  • 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths
  • Assigned garage parking included
  • Comprehensive HOA coverage
  • Walk to King Street Metro
  • Carlyle district, Alexandria VA
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Residence 1203 at Carlyle Towers

Twelve Floors Up in Old Town Alexandria

This 1,171-square-foot residence combines a practical two-bedroom, two-bath layout with a twelfth-floor position, an assigned garage parking space, and one of the more comprehensive HOA packages available in the Alexandria condominium market. The building’s 2008 construction standard and full-service management structure make it a low-friction ownership proposition in a high-demand location.

Interior and Layout

  • 1,171 square feet of interior living space
  • Two-bedroom floor plan with clear spatial separation
  • Two full bathrooms
  • 12th-floor position with elevated perspective
  • Built in 2008 to modern construction standards

Kitchen and Living Areas

  • Open living and dining configuration typical of the Carlyle Towers floor plan
  • Kitchen positioned for functional daily use
  • Layout supports both everyday living and entertaining

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom with en-suite full bath
  • Separated from secondary bedroom for privacy
  • Ample closet space within the floor plan

Building and Parking

  • One assigned garage parking space included
  • Building common areas maintained under HOA
  • Access to building amenities per Carlyle Towers management

What Sets This Apart

  • Twelfth-floor elevation is a genuine differentiator in this building and price range
  • HOA covers exterior maintenance, insurance, parking fees, and reserve funds — unusually comprehensive
  • Garage parking is included, a practical asset in a district with limited surface parking
  • Walk-to-Metro positioning on both Blue and Yellow lines adds commuter flexibility
  • Old Town waterfront and King Street retail are accessible without a car
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Transit and Commuting
  • King Street Metro station (Blue and Yellow lines) accessible on foot
  • Direct Metro access to Reagan National Airport
  • Connections to Pentagon City and downtown DC via Metro
  • Proximity to I-495 and George Washington Parkway for regional driving commutes
  • Dash and WMATA bus service in the surrounding Carlyle district
Dining and Coffee
  • Old Town King Street dining corridor within walking distance
  • Neighborhood cafes and coffee shops in the Carlyle district
  • Waterfront dining options along the Alexandria Potomac riverfront
  • Diverse restaurant options spanning the Old Town commercial district
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible in the Old Town and Carlyle area
  • Pharmacies and health services in the surrounding neighborhood
  • Retail boutiques and specialty shops along King Street
  • Farmers market access in Old Town Alexandria
Parks and Recreation
  • Waterfront parks and trails along the Potomac River
  • Old Town neighborhood parks within walking distance
  • Bike-friendly streets and trails connecting to regional trail networks
  • Fitness and wellness facilities in the Carlyle district

Property Location

About 2050 Jamieson Ave #1203

Carlyle Towers is a full-service condominium building completed in 2008 in Alexandria’s Carlyle district, offering residents a level of HOA coverage that is among the more comprehensive in the submarket. The building’s management structure covers exterior maintenance, insurance, common areas, reserve funds, parking fees, and trash — reducing the day-to-day administrative burden of ownership. Residence 1203 occupies the twelfth floor, a position that provides meaningful elevation above the surrounding district and a sense of remove from street-level activity.

The Carlyle district sits at the northern edge of Old Town Alexandria, a location that grants access to both the historic commercial corridor along King Street and the broader Northern Virginia employment centers to the west and north. The neighborhood’s mixed-use character means that daily errands, dining, and transit are all within a walkable radius. King Street Metro, serving the Blue and Yellow lines, is accessible on foot and connects the area directly to Reagan National Airport and downtown Washington.

Day-to-day life from this address centers on the walkable infrastructure of Old Town and the Carlyle district. Local cafes, restaurants, and specialty retail along King Street are close at hand, as are waterfront parks along the Potomac. The Metro connection to Reagan National makes regional and national travel straightforward, while the proximity to I-495 and the George Washington Parkway supports those who commute by car into the broader Northern Virginia and DC corridors.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Alexandria condominiums, including the Carlyle and Old Town submarkets, advising both buyers and sellers through the nuances of full-service high-rise ownership in Northern Virginia. We understand how building-level HOA structures, floor position, and transit proximity translate into pricing dynamics and long-term value for our clients. If you are considering a condominium in the Carlyle district or broader Old Town Alexandria market, we welcome the conversation — reach out for recent comparable sales and our perspective on the current submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

Key details about the residence, building, and location to help you evaluate this opportunity.

The HOA at Carlyle Towers covers all grounds fees, common area maintenance, exterior building maintenance, building insurance, management, parking fees, reserve funds, and trash. This is a notably comprehensive package that reduces the variable costs of ownership compared to buildings with more limited HOA coverage. Buyers should request the current fee schedule and reserve fund study during due diligence.
King Street Metro is served by both the Blue and Yellow lines, providing direct connections to Reagan National Airport, Pentagon City, Crystal City, and downtown Washington DC. The station is accessible on foot from Carlyle Towers, making this one of the more transit-connected addresses in the Alexandria condominium market.
Unit 1203 is on the twelfth floor of Carlyle Towers. Floor position matters in a mid-rise building because it affects both the visual perspective from the unit and the degree of acoustic separation from street-level activity. The twelfth floor represents a meaningful elevation within this building’s profile.
Yes, one assigned garage parking space is included with the residence. In the Carlyle district, where surface parking is limited and street parking is competitive, an assigned garage space is a practical and valued asset. The parking fee is also covered within the HOA structure.
The residence measures 1,171 square feet and is configured as a two-bedroom, two-full-bath layout. The floor plan provides clear separation between the primary and secondary bedrooms, each served by its own full bath. This configuration is well-suited to a range of ownership and occupancy scenarios.
Carlyle is a planned mixed-use district situated at the northern edge of Old Town Alexandria. It was developed to integrate residential, office, and retail uses within a walkable framework, and it sits within easy reach of Old Town’s historic King Street corridor, the Potomac waterfront, and King Street Metro. The district offers urban density with proximity to Old Town’s established commercial and cultural amenities.
Carlyle Towers was completed in 2008, placing it in a generation of construction that benefits from modern building systems, energy standards, and structural specifications. For buyers, a 2008 build date generally means fewer deferred maintenance concerns than older buildings and a reserve fund that has had time to mature. Buyers should review the most recent reserve fund study and board meeting minutes during due diligence.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience advising buyers and sellers in the Alexandria condominium market, including the Carlyle and Old Town submarkets. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on HOA structures across competing buildings, and a clear-eyed view of how this residence is positioned in the current market. Reach out to start the conversation.

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