3515 Washington Blvd #301

Arlington, VA 22201

Sold For
$380,000
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Property Highlights

  • All-Inclusive HOA Package
  • 2 Bedroom 1100 SF
  • Virginia Square Location
  • Utilities Covered Monthly
  • Permit Parking Available
  • Built 1960 Classic
MLS ID
VAAR2048942
Parking
Permit Parking Required
Year Built
1960
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $380,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

1,100 Sq Ft

Permit Parking Required

Year Built: 1960

Sold Price: $380,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

1,100 Sq Ft

Parking: Permit Parking Required

Year Built: 1960

Executive Summary

3515 Washington Blvd #301 is a two-bedroom, one-bath residence in Arlington’s Virginia Square and Clarendon corridor, offering 1,100 square feet of living space in a building constructed in 1960. The monthly HOA covers an unusually broad range of expenses, including electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, and building insurance, making monthly cost management straightforward. The residence is priced at $380,000 and sits within easy reach of Metro service, Clarendon’s dining and retail corridor, and the broader Northern Virginia submarket.

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Virginia Square / Clarendon, Arlington VA

All-Inclusive Living in the Heart of Clarendon

The residence at 3515 Washington Blvd #301 occupies a well-established building in one of Arlington’s most active and walkable corridors. At 1,100 square feet across two bedrooms and one full bath, it offers a floor plan that accommodates a range of living arrangements without compromise.

The HOA structure here is notably comprehensive. Electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, and building insurance are all folded into the monthly dues, along with exterior maintenance, snow removal, and reserve fund contributions. For buyers evaluating true cost of ownership, this level of inclusion meaningfully simplifies the monthly ledger.

Virginia Square and Clarendon together form one of Northern Virginia’s most connected urban neighborhoods. Metro access, a dense dining and retail corridor along Wilson and Clarendon Boulevards, and proximity to Rosslyn and Ballston make this stretch of the Orange and Silver lines a consistent draw for buyers seeking urban convenience within Arlington County.

Permit parking is available for residents, addressing one of the practical considerations that often accompanies urban condo living in this corridor. The building’s 1960 construction gives it a solidity and scale that distinguishes it from newer mid-rise development in the area.

The Residence
The third-floor residence spans 1,100 square feet with two bedrooms and one full bath. The building dates to 1960, offering a construction profile and room scale that differ from the area’s newer condominium stock. At $380,000, the price point reflects competitive positioning within the Clarendon and Virginia Square submarket.
HOA Coverage
The HOA includes electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, building insurance, exterior maintenance, snow removal, and reserve fund contributions. This breadth of coverage is uncommon and allows buyers to underwrite monthly carrying costs with greater precision than in buildings with more limited HOA structures.
The Neighborhood
Virginia Square and Clarendon sit along the Orange and Silver line corridor, placing this residence within close reach of Metro service. Wilson and Clarendon Boulevards offer a dense mix of dining, coffee, grocery, and retail options. Rosslyn, Ballston, and downtown DC are all accessible without a car.
Parking and Building
Permit parking is available for residents, a practical consideration in a neighborhood where street parking is competitive. Exterior building maintenance and snow removal are handled through the HOA, reducing the operational demands on individual owners. The building’s established character and full-service HOA combine to offer a low-friction ownership experience.

Residence at a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms / 1 Full Bath
  • 1,100 Square Feet
  • Built 1960
  • All-Inclusive HOA
  • Permit Parking Available
  • Virginia Square / Clarendon
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify all material facts including HOA dues, coverage terms, and parking availability.
Property Features

Comprehensive HOA. Established Building. Central Arlington Location.

The residence at 3515 Washington Blvd #301 combines a practical two-bedroom floor plan with one of the more inclusive HOA structures available in the Arlington condo market. At 1,100 square feet in a 1960-built building, it offers a scale and ownership profile that stands apart from newer construction in the Virginia Square and Clarendon corridor.

Interior and Layout

  • 1,100 square feet across two bedrooms and one full bath
  • Third-floor unit in a 1960-built building
  • Two distinct bedrooms with functional separation
  • Full bath serving the primary and secondary bedrooms
  • Layout scaled for practical everyday living

Kitchen and Living

  • Kitchen and living areas within the 1,100 square foot floor plan
  • Layout supports both everyday use and entertaining
  • Building construction from 1960 provides solid structural character
  • Living space proportions consistent with established mid-century condo stock

Primary Bedroom

  • Primary bedroom within a two-bedroom configuration
  • Separate from secondary bedroom for functional privacy
  • Part of a 1,100 square foot overall floor plan
  • Full bath accessible from the primary bedroom corridor

Building and HOA

  • Permit parking available for residents
  • Exterior building maintenance covered by HOA
  • Snow removal included in monthly dues
  • HOA covers electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, and insurance
  • Reserve fund contributions included in monthly dues

What Sets This Apart

  • HOA covers utilities including electricity, gas, heat, and air conditioning
  • All-inclusive structure simplifies true monthly cost of ownership
  • Established 1960 building offers scale uncommon in newer Arlington condos
  • Permit parking available in a corridor where parking is competitive
  • Central Virginia Square location with walkable Metro access
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all HOA terms, utility coverage, and parking availability.

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
  • Virginia Square-GMU Metro station nearby on Orange and Silver lines
  • Clarendon Metro station also within the immediate corridor
  • Direct Orange and Silver line service to downtown DC and Tysons
  • ACS Metrobus routes serve Washington Blvd and surrounding streets
  • I-66 access point within the broader Clarendon area
  • Reagan National Airport reachable via Metro without transfer
Dining and Coffee
  • Clarendon Boulevard dining corridor within close reach
  • Wilson Boulevard restaurant and bar strip nearby
  • Neighborhood coffee shops throughout the Virginia Square area
  • Local brunch and casual dining options in the immediate corridor
  • Clarendon's established restaurant scene spans multiple cuisines
  • Grocery and specialty food retail accessible on foot
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible along the Clarendon corridor
  • Pharmacy and personal care retail nearby
  • Fitness studios and gyms in the immediate neighborhood
  • Dry cleaning and service retail within the walkable area
  • Hardware and home goods accessible in the broader corridor
Parks and Recreation
  • Quincy Park and surrounding green space in the Virginia Square area
  • Arlington's network of trails and bike infrastructure nearby
  • Clarendon Central Park within the neighborhood corridor
  • Arlington County recreation facilities accessible by foot or Metro
  • Washington and Old Dominion Trail accessible from the area

Property Location

About 3515 Washington Blvd #301

The residence at 3515 Washington Blvd #301 is a third-floor, two-bedroom condominium spanning 1,100 square feet in a building constructed in 1960. The floor plan provides two distinct bedrooms and one full bath within a layout that makes efficient use of the available square footage. The building’s HOA is among the more comprehensive in the Arlington condo market, covering electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, insurance, exterior maintenance, snow removal, and reserve fund contributions.

Virginia Square and Clarendon form a contiguous urban corridor along Arlington’s Orange and Silver line spine, running between Rosslyn to the east and Ballston to the west. The neighborhood is anchored by the Clarendon Metro station and the retail and dining density along Wilson and Clarendon Boulevards. Arlington County’s urban core here offers walkable access to grocery options, local restaurants, coffee shops, and fitness facilities without requiring a vehicle.

Day-to-day life in this corridor is oriented around walkability and transit. Metro service on the Orange and Silver lines connects residents to downtown DC, Tysons, and points along the I-66 and I-495 corridors. The neighborhood’s street-level retail and dining scene along Clarendon and Wilson Boulevards supports a range of routines, from weekday errands to weekend dining, without leaving the immediate area.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively in the Arlington condo market, with particular familiarity in the Virginia Square and Clarendon corridor. We understand the nuances of all-inclusive HOA buildings along this stretch of the Orange and Silver line, and we help buyers evaluate true cost of ownership across competing properties in the submarket. If you are considering a condo in Virginia Square, Clarendon, or the broader Arlington urban core, reach out and we would be glad to share recent comparables and our 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 monthly HOA at 3515 Washington Blvd is notably comprehensive. It covers electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, building insurance, exterior maintenance, snow removal, and reserve fund contributions. Buyers evaluating this residence should factor this coverage into their total cost-of-ownership analysis, as it offsets expenses that would otherwise appear as separate monthly line items.
Permit parking is available for residents of the building. In the Virginia Square and Clarendon corridor, where street parking is competitive, the availability of a resident permit is a meaningful practical consideration. Buyers should confirm current permit availability and any associated costs directly with the HOA or management company.
The Virginia Square-GMU Metro station on the Orange and Silver lines is the nearest station to 3515 Washington Blvd. The Clarendon Metro station is also within the immediate corridor. Both provide direct service to downtown DC, Rosslyn, and the Tysons area without requiring a transfer.
The building was constructed in 1960, placing it among the older condominium stock in the Arlington urban core. Mid-century construction of this era typically features solid masonry or concrete construction, larger room dimensions, and a building character that differs from the glass-and-steel mid-rise development that has defined more recent Arlington growth.
Newer condominium buildings in Clarendon and Virginia Square often carry higher price points and HOA structures that cover fewer utilities. The 1960-built building at 3515 Washington Blvd offers a different ownership profile: a larger per-square-foot feel, an all-inclusive HOA, and a price point that reflects the building’s vintage rather than new-construction premiums.
Because the HOA covers electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, and insurance, the primary recurring costs beyond the mortgage payment are the HOA dues themselves and any personal expenses. Buyers should request the current monthly HOA figure from the listing agent and review the most recent reserve fund study and budget documents.
Virginia Square and Clarendon together form one of Arlington’s most walkable urban corridors. Dining, grocery, coffee, fitness, and retail options are accessible on foot along Wilson and Clarendon Boulevards. Metro service on the Orange and Silver lines connects the neighborhood to downtown DC and the broader Northern Virginia submarket without requiring a car.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked extensively in the Arlington condo market, including the Virginia Square and Clarendon corridor. We can provide recent comparable sales, an analysis of HOA structures across competing buildings, and a clear-eyed perspective on how this residence is positioned within the current submarket. Reach out to connect with a Wardman team member.

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