2501 Byrd Ln

Alexandria, VA 22303

Sold For
$589,017
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Property Highlights

  • 1942 Mid-Century Home
  • 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths
  • 1152 Sq Ft Layout
  • Asphalt Driveway Parking
  • Alexandria VA Location
  • Near Huntington Metro
MLS ID
VAFX2057996
Parking
Asphalt Driveway
Year Built
1942
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $589,017

3 Bed

2 Bath

1,152 Sq Ft

Asphalt Driveway

Year Built: 1942

Sold Price: $589,017

3 Bed

2 Bath

1,152 Sq Ft

Parking: Asphalt Driveway

Year Built: 1942

Executive Summary

Built in 1942, this three-bedroom, two-bath Alexandria home sits on Byrd Lane in the 22303 zip code, a well-established residential corridor just south of the Beltway. The home offers 1,152 square feet of living space, an asphalt driveway, and the kind of single-family footprint that remains relatively scarce at this price point in Northern Virginia. Proximity to the Huntington Metro station and the Route 1 corridor places commuters within reach of the broader DC metro network.

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2501 Byrd Ln, Alexandria, VA 22303

Mid-Century Alexandria Home with Single-Family Footprint

The home at 2501 Byrd Ln was built in 1942 and represents a durable single-family presence in one of Alexandria’s established south-end neighborhoods. At 1,152 square feet across three bedrooms and two full baths, the layout is efficient without sacrificing the room count that matters most to buyers in this submarket.

The 22303 zip code sits just inside the Capital Beltway, offering straightforward access to the Huntington Metro station on the Yellow Line and the Route 1 commercial corridor. Local grocery options, neighborhood dining, and everyday services are all within a short drive or walk.

An asphalt driveway provides off-street parking — a meaningful practical asset in a neighborhood where street parking can be competitive. The single-family structure itself, on a residential lane, gives the property a sense of scale and separation that attached housing in the area does not.

Priced at $589,017, this home represents a considered entry point into Alexandria single-family ownership. The combination of mid-century construction, a three-bedroom floor plan, and Yellow Line proximity makes it a property worth evaluating carefully against current Northern Virginia comparables.

The Home
Built in 1942, the home delivers three bedrooms and two full baths within 1,152 square feet. The mid-century construction era is well represented in this part of Alexandria, and homes of this vintage tend to offer solid bones and established lot presence that newer attached product cannot replicate.
The Location
The 22303 zip code places residents close to the Huntington Metro station on the Yellow Line, with direct service into the Pentagon, Crystal City, and central DC. Route 1 and the Capital Beltway are both accessible, making this a practical base for commuters oriented toward multiple employment centers.
Parking and Scale
The asphalt driveway provides dedicated off-street parking, a feature that carries real daily utility in this part of Alexandria. The single-family structure on Byrd Lane also offers physical separation from neighbors that townhouse and condominium alternatives in the area do not provide.
The Value Case
At $589,017, this home sits at a price point where single-family inventory in Alexandria is genuinely limited. Buyers comparing this against attached alternatives will find the combination of three bedrooms, two full baths, a driveway, and Yellow Line proximity difficult to replicate at a similar figure in the current Northern Virginia market.

Property at a Glance

  • 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths
  • 1,152 square feet of living space
  • Built in 1942, mid-century construction
  • Asphalt driveway with off-street parking
  • Yellow Line access via Huntington Metro
  • Alexandria 22303 location near Route 1
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Property Features

Three Bedrooms, Two Baths, and a Driveway in South Alexandria

The home at 2501 Byrd Ln combines a practical three-bedroom, two-bath floor plan with the structural advantages of mid-century single-family construction. At 1,152 square feet, the layout is purposeful, and the asphalt driveway adds off-street parking that is genuinely useful in this neighborhood context.

Interior Layout

  • Three-bedroom floor plan across 1,152 square feet
  • Two full bathrooms
  • Mid-century construction from 1942
  • Residential single-family structure on Byrd Lane

Kitchen and Living

  • Kitchen and living areas within an efficient single-family floor plan
  • Layout typical of mid-century Alexandria residential construction
  • Connected living spaces suited to everyday use

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Three bedrooms across the floor plan
  • Two full baths serving the household
  • Bedroom count consistent with the broader three-bedroom single-family market in 22303

Parking and Exterior

  • Asphalt driveway providing off-street parking
  • Single-family lot on a quiet residential lane
  • Exterior presence consistent with mid-century Alexandria residential streetscape

What Sets This Apart

  • Single-family detached structure at a price point where attached housing dominates
  • Mid-century 1942 construction with established lot presence on Byrd Lane
  • Asphalt driveway delivers off-street parking in a competitive parking environment
  • Three full bedrooms within a compact and efficient 1,152-square-foot plan
  • Yellow Line Metro access positions this home for multi-directional commuters
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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
  • Huntington Metro station on the Yellow Line is nearby
  • Yellow Line provides direct service to Pentagon City and Crystal City
  • Route 1 corridor offers surface road access north toward DC
  • I-95 and I-495 interchange is accessible from this location
  • Dash and Fairfax Connector bus routes serve the broader area
Dining and Coffee
  • Route 1 corridor hosts a range of neighborhood dining options
  • Local cafes and casual restaurants are accessible by car or transit
  • Old Town Alexandria dining is a short drive north
  • National Harbor dining and waterfront options are nearby across the Beltway
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery stores are accessible along the Route 1 commercial corridor
  • Pharmacies and convenience retail are within a short drive
  • Shopping centers near the Beltway serve everyday household needs
  • Home improvement and big-box retail are accessible via Route 1
Parks and Recreation
  • Huntley Meadows Park offers significant natural open space nearby
  • Local neighborhood parks are accessible within the 22303 area
  • The Mount Vernon Trail along the Potomac is a short drive away
  • Fort Hunt Park provides additional outdoor recreation options to the south

Property Location

About 2501 Byrd Ln

The home at 2501 Byrd Ln is a single-family residence built in 1942, offering three bedrooms and two full baths within a 1,152-square-foot floor plan. The mid-century construction is characteristic of this part of south Alexandria, where residential streets were developed in the postwar era and have maintained their neighborhood character. An asphalt driveway accommodates off-street parking, adding practical value to the property’s daily livability.

Byrd Lane sits in Alexandria’s 22303 zip code, a residential area bounded by the Capital Beltway to the north and the Route 1 corridor to the east. The neighborhood is walkable to local services and a short distance from the Huntington Metro station, which provides Yellow Line service toward Pentagon City, Crystal City, and downtown DC. Grocery options, neighborhood dining, and everyday retail are accessible along the Route 1 commercial strip.

The single-family format on a residential lane offers a pace and scale distinct from the denser attached housing that dominates much of Northern Virginia at comparable price points. Byrd Lane is a quiet residential street, and the home’s lot provides outdoor space and separation that condominium and townhouse alternatives cannot match. Commuters benefit from the Yellow Line connection at Huntington, while drivers have direct access to both I-95 and I-495.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with single-family buyers and sellers across Alexandria’s south-end neighborhoods, including the 22303 corridor along Route 1 and the Huntington Metro catchment. We understand the dynamics of this submarket — where mid-century inventory is finite and buyer demand for detached homes at this price point remains consistent. If you are evaluating Alexandria single-family homes or want context on recent comparable sales in 22303, reach out and we will share our current perspective on the market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The property is a detached single-family home built in 1942. It offers three bedrooms and two full baths within 1,152 square feet on a residential lane in Alexandria’s 22303 zip code. The structure is not a condominium or townhouse, and there is no HOA associated with the property based on available information.
The home includes an asphalt driveway that provides off-street parking. In a neighborhood where street parking can be competitive, a dedicated driveway is a meaningful practical asset. No garage is listed, but the driveway accommodates vehicle storage without relying on street availability.
The Huntington Metro station on the Yellow Line is the nearest station to this property. The Yellow Line provides service toward Pentagon City, Crystal City, and central DC, making this location practical for commuters oriented toward multiple employment centers in the region.
Byrd Lane is a quiet residential street in Alexandria’s 22303 zip code, situated just inside the Capital Beltway. The area is characterized by mid-century single-family homes and has convenient access to the Route 1 commercial corridor for everyday services, dining, and retail.
The property is located within Fairfax County and Alexandria City school district boundaries in the 22303 area. Prospective buyers should contact the relevant school district directly to confirm current attendance zone assignments, as boundaries can change and should be independently verified.
The home is listed at $589,017. Single-family detached inventory in Alexandria at this price point is limited, particularly with three bedrooms and a driveway. Buyers comparing this against attached alternatives in the 22303 corridor will find the detached format and bedroom count difficult to replicate at a similar figure.
The Northern Virginia single-family market in established zip codes like 22303 tends to see consistent demand for detached homes at accessible price points. A Wardman team member can share current comparable sales and active inventory context to help buyers evaluate this property against the broader market.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience with single-family transactions in Alexandria’s south-end neighborhoods. We can provide comparable sales data, submarket context, and advisory support for buyers evaluating 22303 and the surrounding area. Reach out to start the conversation.

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