Homes for Sale in Alexandria, Virginia

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$485K
Median Price
27
Avg Days on Market
159.1K
Population
Mixed
Housing Type

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Neighborhoods in Alexandria, Virginia

Alexandria's neighborhoods each offer distinct character, from historic waterfront charm to vibrant tree-lined streets. Whether you're seeking the cobblestone appeal of Old Town, the artistic vibe of Del Ray, or family-friendly residential areas, there's a neighborhood for every lifestyle.

Old Town Alexandria

The heart of Alexandria's charm, Old Town features 18th-century rowhouses, waterfront parks, world-class dining on King Street, and iconic boutique shopping. This historic district combines colonial architecture with modern amenities and is consistently ranked among the nation's most desirable neighborhoods.

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Del Ray

Mount Vernon Avenue is the heart of this artistic, walkable neighborhood known for colorful murals, the Saturday Farmers Market, coffee roasters, and local bistros. Del Ray attracts young professionals and families who value community spirit and an eclectic urban lifestyle with Southern charm.

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Rosemont

A quieter residential area with tree-lined streets, Tudor homes, and craftsman architecture, Rosemont appeals to families seeking neighborhood character without sacrificing walkability. Close to Del Ray shops and top-rated schools, this pocket offers both serenity and convenience.

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Beverley Hills

South of Old Town, Beverley Hills is a charming neighborhood with elegant homes, manicured yards, and a family-oriented feel. Excellent schools, nearby parks, and proximity to Del Ray dining make it a sought-after option for those wanting Alexandria's best without Old Town pricing.

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Seminary Hill

Located in south Alexandria, Seminary Hill blends residential tranquility with urban convenience. The neighborhood features a diverse mix of home styles, excellent schools, and easy access to shopping, dining, and I-395 for commuting. It's an increasingly popular choice for families.

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West End / Landmark

The modern West End includes Landmark, a mixed-use neighborhood with contemporary apartments, townhomes, and retail along the Eisenhower Avenue corridor. Great for those seeking new construction and proximity to Metro transit, with shopping and dining nearby.

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Potomac Yard / Eisenhower

A revitalized neighborhood featuring new development, waterfront parks, and the Potomac Yard mixed-use complex. Close to the Eisenhower Avenue Metro station and dotted with modern apartments, townhomes, and boutique retailers, this area appeals to young professionals and urban families.

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Types of Alexandria Homes for Sale

Alexandria's housing market offers diversity to suit any buyer profile. From historic townhouses in Old Town to modern condominiums in Landmark, from spacious single-family homes in Rosemont to luxury waterfront estates, our boutique team at Change Real Estate can guide you to your ideal property. Browse by housing type to explore options that match your lifestyle and budget.

Why Move to Alexandria, Virginia?

Alexandria has long been one of the Washington DC metro area's most coveted places to live. Located just six miles from downtown Washington, the city offers the perfect balance of historic character and contemporary convenience. The bustling Potomac waterfront provides endless recreational opportunities, while proximity to the Metro's Blue and Yellow lines makes commuting to federal offices, Capitol Hill, or Rosslyn seamless.

Old Town's cobblestone streets and 18th-century architecture harken back to George Washington's era, yet the neighborhood pulses with modern energy. King Street's restaurants, galleries, and boutique shops draw locals and visitors alike. Beyond Old Town, neighborhoods like Del Ray and Rosemont offer more intimate community experiences, while Landmark and Potomac Yard showcase Alexandria's evolution as a dynamic, forward-thinking city.

Whether you're drawn by the waterfront lifestyle, federal employment opportunities, top-rated schools, or simply the charm of living in one of America's most historic communities, Alexandria delivers on its promise as a place where past and future coexist beautifully.

Schools in Alexandria, Virginia

Alexandria City Public Schools (ACPS) operates a respected school system serving the entire city. T.C. Williams High School (officially Alexandria City High School) is a cornerstone of the community, with strong academics, diverse arts programs, and active student life. The system includes several well-regarded elementary and middle schools across different neighborhoods. Families also have options through private schools including St. Agnes School, Burgundy Farm Country Day School, and others. For more information on Alexandria's educational offerings, visit acps.k12.va.us.

Getting Around Alexandria

Metro Transit: The WMATA Metro system connects Alexandria to the broader DC region via the Blue and Yellow lines. Key Alexandria stations include King Street, Braddock Road, and Eisenhower Avenue. The system provides seamless commuting to federal agencies, Capitol Hill, and Arlington.

Local Bus & Shuttle: DASH (Directly Accessible System for Housing) operates local bus routes throughout Alexandria. Metrobus connects to regional destinations, and the DC Circulator extends service to downtown Washington. Water taxi service along the Potomac offers seasonal commuting and recreational travel.

Driving: Interstate 395 and the George Washington Parkway provide direct routes to Washington DC and beyond. I-495 (the Capital Beltway) connects to Northern Virginia and Maryland. Parking is generally available, though Old Town and commercial areas can be congested during rush hours.

Setting Up Utilities in Alexandria, VA

Moving to Alexandria? Here's how to set up essential services before your move-in date. Contact these providers directly or set up online accounts. For a comprehensive guide, visit our Alexandria utilities page.

Electric

Dominion Energy

Phone: (888) 667-3000

dominionenergy.com

🔥Gas

Washington Gas

Phone: (800) 752-7520

washingtongas.com

💧Water & Sewer

City of Alexandria Utilities

Phone: (703) 746-4357

alexandriava.gov/utilities

📡Internet

Verizon Fios | verizon.com/home/fios/

Xfinity | xfinity.com

Cox | cox.com

🗑️Trash & Recycling

City of Alexandria Solid Waste

alexandriava.gov/solidwaste

📺Cable TV

Xfinity | xfinity.com

Verizon Fios TV | verizon.com

📱Phone Service

AT&T | att.com

Verizon | verizon.com

T-Mobile | t-mobile.com

Local Resources & Community Links

Get to know Alexandria through these essential local resources. From local news to city services, schools, and community organizations, these links help you stay connected to the Alexandria community.

ALXnow — Local News Alexandria Living Magazine Visit Alexandria City of Alexandria Alexandria Chamber of Commerce ACPS — Alexandria Schools

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