Dominion Hills Homes For Sale, Arlington VA
In the western part of Arlington, Virginia, north of Wilson Boulevard and south of I-66 is the popular Dominion Hills neighborhood. With about 615 properties, this is a nice-sized and conveniently located neighborhood. Other nearby communities include Madison Manor to the northwest and Boulevard Manor to the south.
The Dominion Hills area dates all the way back to an early English land grant, circa 1669. But it remained agrarian for over two centuries, including fruit orchards and grazing land for cows. It wasn’t until around 1945 that the neighborhood began its modern day residential development. The Dominion Hills Civic Association was founded in 1950 and by 1951, there were 451 homes. Construction was largely complete by 1960.
Colonial Revival architecture reigns supreme here but you’ll also find some Cape Cod, Split-level and Rambler styles. Brick facades are quite popular although not exclusively—there’s plenty of clapboard exteriors as well. A number of homes in the neighborhood have been remodeled and/or expanded in recent years. There have also been some teardowns resulting in new custom properties.
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Homes aside, this is simply a great neighborhood with quiet streets and mature trees, including sycamores, pin oaks and tulip poplars. There’s also a local shopping center, the Dominion Hills Park and the above-mentioned civic organization which promotes holiday events. There’s also the wildly popular Dominion Hills Swimming Pool, in existence since 1954. The swimming pool has a swim team and a dive team for the kids, and also hosts adult social events, wine tastings and potluck dinners.
Homes for sale in Dominion Hills have recently listed between around $700,000 to a little over a million dollars. The chief drawback is a low inventory—residents put down roots here and aren’t apt to leave.
