Colonial Village Condos For Sale, Arlington VALocated at Key Boulevard and Queens Lane, Arlington, VA 22201
What has 50 acres of brick buildings in Arlington, Virginia, was built in the early 1930s and is now condos for sale? The answer, is Colonial Village I, II and III. Why are there three of these places? Because the original village was split into three separate condo association entities some years back. There’s 118 buildings in all, along with 10 co-ops and 22 rental structures. Want to know more?
This was one of the very earliest garden-style apartment communities in the country—built by developer Gustave Ring between 1935 and 1940 in response to the need for housing for the massive number of federal and wartime workers who flooded into Washington, DC during President Roosevelt’s New Deal era. For more information about Colonial Village condos for sale in Arlington VA, give us a call today, or start viewing the active home listings below!
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The red brick buildings with a sturdy utilitarian Colonial design, are located in prime Arlington territory, running all the way from Lee Highway to the north and Wilson Boulevard to the south. As far as east-west, the many parts of this sprawling urban community stretch from North Rosslyn to the Courthouse neighborhood. The clusters of buildings, sometimes called pods, are interconnected by paths winding in and through wooded areas and landscaping.
Much of Colonial Village has now been deemed a historic district, and encroaching development over the years has pushed in around the edges of the various sections. There are also associated commercial components as well, such has Colonial Village Shopping Center which now houses popular businesses such as Ray’s Hell Burger. 
The massive apartment complex went condo during the 1970s and there’s various quirks, differences, and renovation projects that differ from one section to the next. All-in-all, you’ll find about 1,000 condominiums varying in size, including studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom models. The largest number of units, however, are one-bedrooms. List prices generally hover in the $300s with some exceptions—often having to do with individual remodels.
Close to two Metro stations and too many shops and restaurants to mention, Colonial Village I, II and II is one of Arlington’s enduring stories. These condos also share much in common with other garden complexes that sprang up during the WWII era. It was a time of great expansion in Washington Metro. Now, all these years later, the region is in the midst of another boom, and condos for sale at reasonable prices are in great demand—especially when they are so conveniently located.
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