410 N George Mason Dr

Arlington, VA 22203

Sold For
$992,000
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Property Highlights

  • 5-Bedroom Townhouse Layout
  • 2-Car Attached Garage
  • Built 2013 Construction
  • Ballston Corridor Location
  • HOA Community Living
  • 4 Full Bath Configuration
MLS ID
VAAR160066
Parking
2 Garage Spaces
Year Built
2013
HOA Fee
$185.00

Property Details

Sold Price: $992,000

5 Bed

5 Bath

2,138 Sq Ft

2 Garage Spaces

Year Built: 2013

Sold Price: $992,000

5 Bed

5 Bath

2,138 Sq Ft

Parking: 2 Garage Spaces

Year Built: 2013

Executive Summary

410 N George Mason Drive is a well-proportioned five-bedroom townhouse in Arlington’s Ballston-Virginia Square corridor, built in 2013 and offering 2,138 square feet of living space across a thoughtfully arranged floor plan. With four full baths, one half bath, and a two-car garage, the home delivers the kind of practical infrastructure that is genuinely difficult to find at this price point in Northern Virginia. A monthly HOA fee of $185 keeps common area maintenance off the owner’s plate. The location places residents within easy reach of Metro access, the Ballston Quarter, and the broader amenities of one of Arlington’s most active submarkets.

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Arlington, VA 22203

Five Bedrooms. Two-Car Garage. Ballston Corridor.

410 N George Mason Drive is a five-bedroom townhouse that occupies a practical and well-positioned address in Arlington’s Ballston-Virginia Square corridor. Built in 2013, the home offers 2,138 square feet of interior space with a layout that accommodates a range of living configurations across multiple levels.

The garage situation alone distinguishes this home from much of the Northern Virginia townhouse inventory. Two dedicated garage spaces are a genuine rarity at this price point, eliminating the daily friction of street parking in one of Arlington’s denser residential zones.

The HOA structure, at $185 per month, is modest relative to comparable communities in the area. That fee provides a layer of exterior and common-area maintenance that reduces ownership overhead without the cost burden of larger condo associations.

The Ballston corridor is one of Arlington’s most transit-connected and commercially active neighborhoods, with the Orange and Silver line Metro stations within close reach and a dense retail and dining environment along Wilson Boulevard and Glebe Road.

The Home
410 N George Mason Drive is a 2013-built townhouse offering five bedrooms and four and a half baths across 2,138 square feet. The multi-level layout provides meaningful separation between living, sleeping, and utility spaces — a structural advantage over single-floor alternatives in the same price range.
Parking Advantage
Two garage spaces are included, a meaningful differentiator in a neighborhood where parking is a persistent constraint. The attached configuration adds convenience and security that surface or street parking cannot replicate.
HOA Structure
The HOA fee of $185 per month is among the lower tiers for maintained townhouse communities in Arlington. Owners benefit from shared exterior upkeep without absorbing the full cost of standalone home maintenance.
The Location
The Ballston-Virginia Square corridor places this home at the intersection of Metro access and neighborhood walkability. Wilson Boulevard, Glebe Road, and the Ballston Quarter retail district are all within the immediate orbit of N George Mason Drive.

At a Glance

  • 5 Bedrooms / 4.5 Baths
  • 2,138 Square Feet
  • 2-Car Garage
  • Built 2013
  • $185/Month HOA
  • Ballston Corridor Arlington
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Property Features

Space, Parking, and a Location That Delivers

410 N George Mason Drive combines a five-bedroom floor plan, a two-car garage, and a Ballston corridor address into a package that is genuinely difficult to replicate at this price point in Arlington. The 2013 construction date means modern systems and finishes throughout, while the HOA structure keeps ongoing maintenance predictable.

Interior Layout

  • 2,138 square feet across multiple levels
  • 5 bedrooms with flexible use potential
  • 4 full baths plus 1 half bath
  • 2013 construction with modern systems throughout
  • Multi-level townhouse configuration

Kitchen and Living

  • Main-level open living and dining configuration
  • Kitchen positioned for everyday functionality and entertaining
  • Half bath on main living level
  • Direct garage access from interior

Primary Suite

  • Dedicated primary bedroom with full en-suite bath
  • Separated from secondary bedrooms for privacy
  • Ample closet space within the suite
  • Upper-level positioning typical of 2013-era townhouse construction

Outdoor and Parking

  • 2-car attached garage with interior access
  • Community HOA maintains exterior common areas
  • $185 monthly HOA fee covers shared maintenance
  • Residential street setting within active Arlington corridor

What Sets This Apart

  • Two-car garage is a genuine rarity in this Arlington submarket
  • Five bedrooms at this price point is uncommon in the Ballston corridor
  • 2013 construction avoids the capital expenditure risk of older inventory
  • Low $185 HOA fee relative to comparable maintained communities
  • Orange and Silver line Metro access within close reach
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts including HOA terms.

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.   

Metro and Transit
  • Ballston-MU Metro Station nearby on Orange and Silver lines
  • Virginia Square-GMU Metro Station also within close reach
  • ART and Metrobus routes serve the immediate corridor
  • I-66 and Route 50 accessible for regional commutes
Dining and Coffee
  • Wilson Boulevard dining corridor within walking distance
  • Ballston Quarter food hall and restaurant tenants nearby
  • Local cafes and coffee shops throughout the immediate neighborhood
  • Glebe Road restaurant and bar options close by
Grocery and Retail
  • Ballston Quarter retail anchors nearby for everyday shopping
  • Neighborhood grocery options accessible on foot or by Metro
  • Pharmacy and personal services along Wilson Boulevard corridor
  • Fitness studios and wellness options in the Ballston Quarter
Parks and Recreation
  • Quincy Park and athletic fields within the neighborhood
  • Arllington's Four Mile Run trail system accessible from the area
  • Long Branch Nature Center and parkland nearby
  • Arllington County recreational facilities throughout the corridor

Property Location

About 410 N George Mason Dr

The home at 410 N George Mason Drive was constructed in 2013, placing it in a generation of Arlington townhouses built to modern code and energy standards. At 2,138 square feet, the floor plan distributes five bedrooms and four full baths across multiple levels, with a half bath serving the main living floor. The two-car garage is an attached configuration, providing direct interior access and meaningful storage capacity beyond the two parking spaces themselves.

N George Mason Drive sits within the Ballston-Virginia Square corridor, one of Arlington County’s most transit-oriented and commercially developed neighborhoods. The area is anchored by the Ballston Quarter mixed-use development and served by both the Ballston-MU and Virginia Square-GMU Metro stations on the Orange and Silver lines. Wilson Boulevard and Glebe Road form the commercial spine of the neighborhood, offering a dense concentration of dining, retail, and service options within walking distance.

Daily life in this part of Arlington is structured around walkability and transit access in a way that few Northern Virginia addresses can match. The Ballston Quarter provides grocery, fitness, dining, and entertainment options within a short walk, reducing car dependency for routine errands. The surrounding residential streets retain a neighborhood character that contrasts with the commercial density just blocks away, offering a balance that is characteristic of Arlington’s most established corridors.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with townhouse buyers and sellers throughout the Ballston, Virginia Square, and broader Arlington submarket. We understand the nuances of HOA-governed townhouse communities in Northern Virginia, including how fee structures, garage configurations, and floor plan layouts affect resale positioning and buyer demand. If you are evaluating this home or similar Arlington townhouses in the $900,000 to $1.1 million range, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the current market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The specific line items covered by the HOA are not detailed in the available disclosures, but the $185 monthly fee is low relative to comparable maintained townhouse communities in Arlington. Buyers should request the HOA’s current budget, reserve study, and governing documents to confirm what is and is not included.
Five-bedroom townhouses in the Ballston-Virginia Square corridor are relatively uncommon inventory, particularly at this price point. The combination of bedroom count, two-car garage, and 2013 construction makes this home a distinctive option compared to older or smaller alternatives in the same submarket.
The Ballston-MU and Virginia Square-GMU stations on the Orange and Silver lines are the nearest Metro options. Both are within the immediate corridor of N George Mason Drive, making this address one of the more transit-accessible townhouse locations in Arlington.
The garage is an attached two-car configuration with direct interior access to the home. This is a meaningful practical advantage in Arlington, where detached or surface parking is far more common in townhouse communities at this price range.
The home was built in 2013, which places it within a generation of construction that generally reflects modern building codes, energy efficiency standards, and mechanical systems. Buyers typically face lower near-term capital expenditure risk with 2013-era construction compared to older Arlington inventory.
No special assessments are referenced in the available information. Buyers should request the HOA’s most recent financial statements, reserve fund balance, and meeting minutes to independently assess the association’s financial health before closing.
The Ballston corridor is among Arlington’s most walkable neighborhoods, with grocery, dining, fitness, and retail options concentrated along Wilson Boulevard and within the Ballston Quarter development. Routine errands can be handled on foot or via a short Metro ride without relying on a car.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience with Arlington townhouse transactions in the Ballston and Virginia Square corridor. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on HOA-governed communities in the area, and a clear-eyed advisory perspective to help you make a well-informed decision.

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