6312 Phyllis Ln

Alexandria, VA 22312

Sold For
$279,500
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Property Highlights

  • 1956 Mid-Century Build
  • 3 Bedroom Layout
  • 1.5 Bath Configuration
  • Established Alexandria Neighborhood
  • Single-Family Home
  • Convenient Northern Virginia Location
MLS ID
VAFX379860
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Year Built
1956
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $279,500

3 Bed

2 Bath

Year Built: 1956

Sold Price: $279,500

3 Bed

2 Bath

Year Built: 1956

Executive Summary

Built in 1956, this three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath single-family home sits on Phyllis Lane in Alexandria’s Bren Mar Park area of Fairfax County. The home reflects the enduring appeal of mid-century residential construction in Northern Virginia — solid bones, a manageable footprint, and a location that places residents within reach of major employment corridors, retail, and transit options. At its price point, the home presents a meaningful entry into the Alexandria market.

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6312 Phyllis Ln, Alexandria, VA 22312

Mid-Century Alexandria Home in Bren Mar Park

The home at 6312 Phyllis Lane occupies a residential street in the Bren Mar Park area of Alexandria, a community developed largely in the 1950s and 1960s along the Fairfax County side of the Alexandria boundary. The neighborhood’s tree-lined streets and consistent architectural character reflect the era of its construction, and the area has remained a stable, owner-occupied enclave for decades.

Three bedrooms and one and a half baths provide a workable layout for a range of living arrangements. The 1956 construction date places the home in a generation of Northern Virginia housing stock known for straightforward floor plans and durable materials, offering a solid foundation for buyers who want to personalize a space over time.

The location along the I-395 and I-495 corridors gives residents efficient access to the broader Northern Virginia and DC employment base. The Van Dorn Street Metro station on the Blue Line is accessible from this part of Alexandria, and the surrounding area supports everyday needs with grocery, dining, and retail options along nearby commercial corridors.

At $279,500, the home represents one of the more accessible entry points into the Alexandria single-family market, a segment where inventory at this price has remained limited in recent years.

Bren Mar Park Setting
The home sits within the Bren Mar Park community, a mid-century residential area developed along the Fairfax County side of Alexandria. The neighborhood’s consistent scale and established tree canopy reflect decades of owner-occupied stability, and the street character on Phyllis Lane is quiet and residential.
Practical Floor Plan
Three bedrooms and a one-and-a-half-bath configuration offer a functional layout with room to adapt. The 1956 construction provides a straightforward floor plan typical of the era — a practical starting point for buyers who intend to update and personalize over time.
Northern Virginia Access
Positioned near the I-395 and I-495 interchange, the home provides efficient routing to major Northern Virginia employment centers, Reagan National Airport, and the District. The Van Dorn Street Metro station extends transit options for commuters who prefer rail access.
Accessible Entry Point
The $279,500 price point places this home among the more attainable single-family opportunities in the Alexandria market. Inventory at this level has been consistently limited, making homes in this range worth close attention when they become available.

Home at a Glance

  • 3 Bedrooms / 1.5 Baths
  • Single-Family Home
  • Built 1956
  • Bren Mar Park, Alexandria VA
  • Blue Line Metro Access
  • No HOA
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Property Features

A Solid Mid-Century Home with Room to Make It Your Own

Built in 1956, this three-bedroom Alexandria home offers the structural character of mid-century Northern Virginia construction alongside a practical layout and a location that connects residents to the broader DC metro area. The home is priced to reflect its current condition and the opportunity it presents to a buyer ready to invest in updates.

Interior Layout

  • Three bedrooms with a functional single-floor living arrangement
  • One full bath and one half bath
  • Mid-century floor plan with straightforward room configuration
  • Natural light consistent with 1950s residential construction

Kitchen

  • Kitchen layout typical of mid-century single-family construction
  • Opportunity to update finishes and appliances to current standards
  • Functional configuration for everyday use

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Three bedrooms providing flexible room allocation
  • One full bath serving the bedroom level
  • Half bath adds everyday convenience
  • Room dimensions consistent with mid-century residential scale

Outdoor and Lot

  • Single-family lot on a residential street in Bren Mar Park
  • Outdoor space typical of mid-century Alexandria neighborhood homes
  • Lot provides opportunity for landscaping and exterior improvements

What Sets This Apart

  • One of the more accessible single-family price points in the Alexandria market
  • Mid-century construction with a straightforward layout suited to renovation
  • No HOA, giving the owner full control over the property
  • Strategic location near I-395 and I-495 for Northern Virginia commuters
  • Blue Line Metro access extends commuting options beyond the 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 Commute
  • Van Dorn Street Metro Station (Blue Line) accessible from this part of Alexandria
  • Direct access to I-395 toward Pentagon and DC
  • I-495 interchange nearby for regional connectivity
  • Reagan National Airport reachable via I-395
Dining and Coffee
  • Commercial corridors along Van Dorn Street and Little River Turnpike offer dining options
  • Local cafes and quick-service restaurants accessible within the surrounding area
  • Shopping centers nearby include a range of casual dining choices
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible along Van Dorn Street and Little River Turnpike corridors
  • Retail shopping centers within a short drive of the neighborhood
  • Pharmacy and convenience services available in the surrounding commercial area
Parks and Recreation
  • Holmes Run stream valley park system accessible from the broader neighborhood
  • Local parks and recreational areas within the Bren Mar Park community
  • Fairfax County park facilities available in the surrounding area

Property Location

About 6312 Phyllis Ln

The home at 6312 Phyllis Lane is a single-family residence built in 1956, situated on a residential street in the Bren Mar Park area of Alexandria. The three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath layout follows the compact, efficient floor plan common to mid-century Northern Virginia construction. The home’s structure offers a foundation that buyers can work with — updating systems, finishes, and spaces according to their own priorities.

Bren Mar Park is a mid-century residential community located in Fairfax County within the Alexandria postal area, developed primarily during the 1950s and 1960s. The neighborhood is characterized by single-family homes of similar vintage, mature landscaping, and a consistent residential scale. The surrounding area along the I-395 corridor provides access to retail, dining, and services along major commercial thoroughfares.

The home’s location near the intersection of I-395 and I-495 makes it a practical base for Northern Virginia commuters. Van Dorn Street Metro on the Blue Line provides rail access toward Pentagon City, Crystal City, and into the District. Everyday needs are met by grocery and retail options along nearby commercial corridors, and the area’s proximity to Holmes Run and other green spaces supports outdoor activity.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating the Alexandria and Northern Virginia single-family market, including the mid-century neighborhoods along the I-395 corridor. We understand the nuances of this segment — from evaluating 1950s construction to identifying value in a market where entry-level inventory moves quickly. If you are considering a single-family home in Alexandria or the surrounding Fairfax County area, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

Homes built in the mid-1950s in Northern Virginia were typically constructed with solid framing and durable materials, but buyers should budget for updates to mechanical systems, electrical, plumbing, and finishes. A thorough home inspection is strongly recommended to assess current condition and prioritize any necessary work.
Based on available information, this home does not appear to be subject to an HOA. That means no monthly association fees and full owner discretion over the property. Buyers should confirm this independently during due diligence, as community restrictions can sometimes apply at the county or deed level.
The Van Dorn Street Metro station on the Blue Line is accessible from this part of Alexandria, providing rail service toward Pentagon City, Crystal City, and into the District. The home is also positioned near the I-395 and I-495 interchange, making it a practical location for commuters who drive.
The commercial corridors along Van Dorn Street and Little River Turnpike provide grocery, retail, dining, and pharmacy options within a short drive. The area is well-served by a mix of national retailers and local businesses, supporting everyday needs without requiring a long commute.
Single-family homes in the Alexandria market at this price point are uncommon, and inventory in this range has been limited in recent years. The home offers a buyer the chance to enter the Alexandria single-family market and build equity through targeted improvements over time.
A home of this vintage and price point will likely require updates to some combination of kitchen, baths, mechanical systems, and finishes. The extent of work depends on current condition, which a professional inspection will clarify. Many buyers in this segment approach the purchase with a defined renovation budget in mind.
As a single-family home on a residential street in Bren Mar Park, the property is expected to include off-street parking typical of mid-century Alexandria homes, though specific parking details were not provided in the listing data. Buyers should confirm parking configuration directly during a property visit.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has experience working with buyers in the Alexandria and Northern Virginia single-family market, including mid-century neighborhoods along the I-395 corridor. We can provide recent comparable sales, help frame a renovation budget conversation, and guide you through the due diligence process from offer to close.

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