Memorial Overlook Condos For Sale

Located at 1201 North Nash Street, Arlington, VA 22209

The Memorial Overlook, also known as The Residences at Memorial Overlook, represent true luxury living when it comes to condos for sale in Arlington, Virginia. This boutique six-story building only has 35 residences. That’s because the units are huge. Floor plans start at 1,000 square feet for one-bedroom units and climb to over 2,700 square feet for amazing three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath city homes.

Located in the southern part of Rosslyn near the Potomac River, this upscale brick development was delivered in 2002 but offers a more traditional look than some of the nearby glass and steel towers. Residents also enjoy spectacular views from large wrap-around balconies. Life at the top comes at a price, however. Condos for sale at 1201 Nash Street generally start in the $500's and climb to nearly $2 million. 

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The development is named for its close proximity to the Arlington Memorial Bridge, Memorial Drive and the historic Arlington National Cemetery, home to so many of the nation's fallen heroes.

Enter one of these spacious residences through the marble entry foyer and feast your eyes on hardwood floors, exquisite crown molding, wainscoting and layouts combining open space concepts with elegant formal planning.

The gourmet kitchens offer several varieties of hardwood cabinets and either marble or granite counters, along with center islands, commercial grade stainless steel appliances and wine fridges.

The luxury continues with gas fireplaces, those impossibly large balconies, huge bedrooms and stunning spa baths with double vanities, whirlpool bathtubs and steam showers. But the amenities don’t stop with individual living quarters.

There’s also a beautiful lobby, a state of the art fitness center, a club room with a catering kitchen, extra storage and private garage parking. The Memorial Overlook is also nicely located for commuters, with Arlington Boulevard, George Washington Parkway, the Rosslyn Metro Station and the Key Bridge all nearby. Just wheel out of the parking garage and head over the bridge to Georgetown and Washington, DC, where important business awaits!

This luxury boutique building is also close to the Rosslyn-Ballston corridor with some of the best shops, restaurants and nightlife in North Virginia and Washington Metro itself. Whether you want to stay in Rosslyn to dine at one of the many restaurants or head to Clarendon-Courthouse for a fun pub crawl, this is one of the hottest urban centers in the area. 

Living in the Rosslyn, a Gateway Community

Rosslyn has long been known as Arlington’s Gateway community. The waterfront neighborhood was once a ferry landing allowing farmers and their goods access to Georgetown. The creation of the Aqueduct Bridge system in 1843 brought even greater convenience. The combination road and canal bridge was later replaced by the Key Bridge. Electric trolleys helped fuel early residential development and the modern day Metrorail system connected a spine of urban villages known as the Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor: Rosslyn, Courthouse, Clarendon, Virginia Square and Ballston, each with its own Metro station offering Blue, Orange and Silver Line service.

The community has also evolved in other ways. It was a seedy place in the late 1800s with notorious brothels, gambling halls and highwaymen. A cleanup campaign during the early 1900s segued into home construction which in turn transitioned into apartment construction for federal workers as the New Deal gained steam. Industrial development commenced during the post-war era but by the 1960s, a new trend was emerging with the building of gleaming high-rise office towers.

Today, Rosslyn is one again in the midst of redevelopment, with city planners seeking to put less emphasis on office space and a greater focus on residential living. The addition of more shops and restaurants, new parks and walking paths, and a greater walkability factor are all part of the new vision for Rosslyn as a destination place in the vein of Alexandria or the Southwest Waterfront in Washington. The development of notable luxury condominiums such as Memorial Overlook, Turnberry Tower, Gaslight Square and the Waterview has helped make Rosslyn one of Arlington’s most popular urban neighborhoods.

Memorial Overlook FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When was Memorial Overlook built and how did it get its name?

A: Completed in 2022, Memorial Overlook is located right across from the U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial with its vast green spaces.

Q: Is it a large condominium?

A: No, it is not. There are only 35 luxury residences at the six-story building. However, the boutique condominium does have a reputation for very spacious floorplans.

Q: What part of Arlington is Memorial Overlook located in?

A: Located at 1201 N. Nash Street, Memorial Overlook is in the Rosslyn neighborhood, not far from the Potomac River waterfront. It is also conveniently close to Rosslyn’s next-door neighbor, the Court House community.

Q: Is it easy to get into Washington, DC from Rosslyn?

A: Yes, it is very easy. You can drive or walk across Key Bridge into Georgetown. Additionally, you can use either the Rosslyn or Court House Metro stations which connect with all parts of DC.

More About Transit Options in Rosslyn

Rosslyn’s longstanding rep as a transit hub is bolstered by its gateway positioning and the many modes of transportation that it offers. Residents at Memorial Overlook can avail themselves of the Rosslyn Metro Station or the Arlington Cemetery Metro. Arlington Boulevard is about a block away, connecting to a labyrinth of other roadways, including I-66, I-395, the George Washington Memorial Parkway and two bridges leading across the river to Washington, DC—Key Bridge and Arlington Memorial Bridge. Additionally, the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport lies to the south.

In addition to all the commuter options, locals also have the convenience of a dizzying array of shops, bars, restaurants and entertainment along the parallel Wilson and Clarendon Boulevards. There’s a reason why the Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor has earned a reputation as the trendiest part of Arlington—there’s just so much to do here! To learn more about condos for sale at Memorial Overlook, call Andre Perez at District Partners at Compass (202) 798-3600.