Arlington VA Single-Family Homes For Sale
When it comes to single-family homes for sale, Arlington, Virginia has tons! This is definitely one of the largest real estate marketplaces in the entire Washington Metropolitan area.
The reason has to do with a large population, a high median income and a plethora of residential neighborhoods and subdivisions. Arlington also offers plenty of condos and townhouses for sale, especially in highly urbanized areas. But for many, the idea of a detached single-family home with its own yard is irresistible.
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Styles of Single-Family Homes in Arlington
Arlington—both the city and the county—is loaded with history and that means a bumper crop of antique structures. Older traditional styles of architecture include Colonial, Victorian, Craftsman and English Tudor. Cape Cod-style homes started coming into vogue around the 1940s, and many of the older styles have continued to retain their popularity with newer construction favoring traditional influences.
The Mid-Century Modern form cropped up around the late 1940s, continuing to around 1970. These homes typically favor low-slung profiles, flat or gently sloping roofs, wide overhangs, giant glass windows and other stylized features. The same era also produced Ramblers and Split-Levels—family-friendly homes for the baby boomer generation. The generalized Contemporary style soon followed.
There’s plenty of other styles as well, including large and expensive Arts & Crafts, French Country, Georgian Revival, Mediterranean and more.
But despite the many types of design, it is the Colonial that is most closely associated with Arlington. Even so, that prolific style has many offshoots, with Colonial Revival, Dutch Colonial, Custom Colonial, and varied facades such as brick, clapboard and stone.
Arlington Neighborhoods With Single-Family Homes
When it comes to location, there are a great many neighborhoods where single-family homes are found in Arlington.
Those neighborhoods are often referred to as being in either North or South Arlington, with Route 50 generally considered the dividing line. And while homes in North Arlington are typically more expensive, it is not a hard-and-fast rule.
North Arlington communities where you’ll find single-family homes for sale include Ballston, Bellevue, Clarendon-Courthouse, Cherrydale, Country Club Grove, Country Club Hills, Country Club Manor, Dover, East Falls Church, Glebewood, Rivercrest, Riverwood, Rosslyn, Virginia Square, Waverly Hills, Williamsburg and Yorktown.
South Arlington communities where you’ll find single-family homes for sale include Columbia Heights West, Columbia Forest, Claremont, Arlington Heights, Alcova Heights, Ashton Heights, Barcroft, Douglas Park, Penrose, Forest Glen and Nauck.
In other words, there are many possibilities and that also includes pricing which can range from the low six figures up to $3 million or more. To help sort things out, call one of the experts at District Partners Real Estate, 202-798-3600.
