3716 1st Rd S

Arlington, VA 22204

$350,000

Property Highlights

  • 1940 Classic Arlington Home
  • 2 Bedroom Layout
  • Nauck Neighborhood Location
  • Close to Pentagon City
  • Near Columbia Pike
  • Strong Transit Access
MLS ID
1001547649
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Year Built
1940
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Property Details

Price: $350,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

Year Built: 1940

Price: $350,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

Year Built: 1940

Executive Summary

Set on a residential street in Arlington’s Nauck neighborhood, this two-bedroom, one-bath home dates to 1940 and carries the architectural character of mid-century South Arlington. The property represents a compelling opportunity at $350,000 in a submarket where single-family inventory at this price point is increasingly limited. Columbia Pike, Pentagon City, and the broader Arlington corridor are all within reach, making this address practical for a wide range of daily routines.

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3716 1st Rd S, Arlington, VA 22204

A Classic South Arlington Home in Nauck

The home at 3716 1st Rd S sits in Nauck, one of Arlington’s oldest and most historically rooted neighborhoods, positioned just south of Columbia Pike and within easy reach of the Pentagon City corridor. Built in 1940, the residence carries the proportions and craftsmanship of its era while offering a practical two-bedroom, one-bath layout suited to a range of uses.

At $350,000, this home enters the market at a price point that has become increasingly rare for detached single-family properties in Arlington County. The combination of location, lot, and price makes this a property worth evaluating carefully and promptly.

Nauck’s position in South Arlington places residents close to multiple transit options, a growing dining and retail corridor along Columbia Pike, and the employment centers of Pentagon City and Crystal City — now anchored further by the National Landing development.

The Wardman Residential team at Compass has represented buyers and sellers throughout South Arlington and is well-positioned to provide context on comparable sales, neighborhood trajectory, and the practical considerations of purchasing a home of this vintage.

The Property
Built in 1940, this two-bedroom, one-bath home occupies a residential street in Arlington’s Nauck neighborhood. The home reflects the scale and character typical of South Arlington’s mid-century housing stock, offering a manageable footprint with genuine architectural roots in the community.
The Price Point
At $350,000, the home is priced at a level that has grown uncommon for detached residential properties in Arlington County. Buyers seeking a foothold in this submarket without the premium of newer construction will find this listing worth serious consideration.
The Location
Nauck sits at the intersection of several of Arlington’s most active corridors. Columbia Pike runs nearby, Pentagon City is accessible by transit, and the National Landing employment hub continues to draw activity to the broader South Arlington area.
The Opportunity
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass bring direct experience in South Arlington real estate, including the Nauck neighborhood and the Columbia Pike corridor. Reach out for recent comparable sales, a candid assessment of this home’s condition and value, and guidance on next steps.

Why This Home Stands Out

  • 1940 single-family home in Nauck, Arlington
  • 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath
  • Priced at $350,000 — rare for detached Arlington inventory
  • Close to Columbia Pike retail and dining
  • Near Pentagon City and National Landing employment centers
  • Strong transit connectivity throughout South Arlington
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Property Details

A 1940 South Arlington Home at an Accessible Price

This two-bedroom, one-bath home in Nauck represents a straightforward opportunity in a submarket where detached single-family inventory at $350,000 has become genuinely scarce. The home’s 1940 construction gives it a character distinct from newer infill development, and its location in South Arlington places it within reach of major employment, transit, and retail corridors.

Interior and Layout

  • Two-bedroom layout with one full bath
  • Built in 1940 with mid-century residential proportions
  • Detached single-family home configuration

Kitchen

  • Kitchen details to be confirmed upon showing
  • Layout typical of 1940s South Arlington residential construction

Bedrooms and Bath

  • Two bedrooms providing flexible use of space
  • One full bath serving the home's layout
  • Room configurations consistent with the home's original 1940 floor plan

Outdoor and Lot

  • Detached home siting provides outdoor space typical of Nauck residential lots
  • Lot details and yard configuration to be confirmed upon showing

What Defines This Home

  • Detached single-family home at $350,000 — a rare price point in Arlington County
  • 1940 construction with authentic mid-century character in an established neighborhood
  • Nauck location provides direct access to Columbia Pike and Pentagon City corridors
  • Blue and Yellow line Metro access supports regional commuting without a car
  • Historically rooted neighborhood with a distinct identity within South Arlington
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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
  • Pentagon City Metro station on the Blue and Yellow lines is accessible from this address
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serve the Columbia Pike corridor
  • Direct road access to I-395 supports commutes to DC, Pentagon, and National Landing
  • Reagan National Airport is a short drive via the 395 corridor
Dining and Coffee
  • Columbia Pike corridor offers a range of dining options within close proximity
  • Neighborhood cafes and casual restaurants serve the South Arlington community
  • Pentagon City and Crystal City dining scenes are accessible by transit or car
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options are available along the Columbia Pike corridor
  • Neighborhood retail and services are accessible within the immediate area
  • Pentagon City retail concentration is reachable by Metro or car
Parks and Recreation
  • Nauck neighborhood is served by local parks and green space
  • Long Bridge Park and the Potomac waterfront are accessible via the broader Arlington network
  • Alington's trail system connects South Arlington to regional recreational corridors

Property Location

About 3716 1st Rd S

The home at 3716 1st Rd S is a detached two-bedroom, one-bath residence built in 1940 in Arlington’s Nauck neighborhood. Homes of this vintage in South Arlington typically feature modest but well-proportioned floor plans, with construction details that reflect the craftsmanship standards of the era. At $350,000, this property occupies a price tier that has contracted significantly in Arlington County as the broader market has appreciated.

Nauck is one of Arlington’s most historically significant neighborhoods, with roots stretching back well before the mid-century development that shaped much of the surrounding county. The neighborhood sits south of Columbia Pike and benefits from proximity to the Pentagon City and Crystal City corridors, now anchored by the National Landing mixed-use development. Local amenities along Columbia Pike include a range of dining options, grocery access, and neighborhood retail serving the South Arlington community.

Daily life at this address is shaped by South Arlington’s practical connectivity. Columbia Pike provides a direct route to Pentagon City and beyond, while multiple bus lines and the nearby Pentagon City Metro station on the Blue and Yellow lines extend access across the region. Parks and green space are woven throughout the Nauck area, and the neighborhood’s established street grid makes it easy to navigate on foot or by bike.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers of South Arlington homes, including properties along the Columbia Pike corridor and throughout the Nauck submarket. We understand the nuances of purchasing a home of this age and price point in Arlington County, from inspection considerations to competitive positioning in a market with limited detached inventory. If you are evaluating this home or similar South Arlington properties, we welcome the conversation — reach out for recent comparables and a straightforward assessment.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

Detached single-family homes in Arlington County at or below $350,000 have become increasingly uncommon as the broader market has appreciated. This home offers a genuine entry point into Arlington ownership without the premium associated with newer construction or renovated properties in the same submarket.
Homes built in 1940 often carry architectural character that newer construction does not replicate, but buyers should budget for a thorough inspection and potential updates to systems such as electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. A qualified home inspector familiar with mid-century Arlington construction is an important part of the due diligence process.
The Pentagon City Metro station on the Blue and Yellow lines is accessible from this address, providing direct connections to downtown DC, Reagan National Airport, and points throughout Northern Virginia. Multiple Metrobus routes along Columbia Pike supplement rail access for daily commuting.
Nauck is one of Arlington’s oldest established neighborhoods, situated south of Columbia Pike in the 22204 zip code. The neighborhood features a mix of mid-century single-family homes and has historically been a stable residential community within the broader South Arlington submarket.
This is a detached single-family home and does not appear to carry HOA or condo association obligations based on available information. Buyers should confirm the absence of any deed restrictions or community assessments during the title and due diligence review.
Pentagon City, Crystal City, and the National Landing development are all within close proximity and accessible by Metro or car via I-395. Downtown DC and the broader federal employment corridor are reachable via the Blue and Yellow lines from Pentagon City station.
Detached two-bedroom homes in the 22204 zip code at this price point represent a limited segment of the current inventory. Buyers evaluating this home should review recent comparable sales in Nauck and the surrounding South Arlington area to understand current market positioning. The Wardman team can provide that analysis directly.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience in South Arlington real estate and can provide recent comparable sales, guidance on the inspection and negotiation process for a home of this vintage, and representation through closing. Reach out to connect with a team member and discuss your objectives.

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