The Atrium Condos For Sale | Arlington North

Located at 1530 Key Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22209

Located in the heart of Rosslyn and just blocks from the Potomac River is a giant 341-unit condominium that is distinctive for its modernity and abundance of glass, with soaring window walls and dramatic atrium rooms that seem to bring the indoors inside. Completed in 1986, the towering structure seemed far ahead of its time when built, and continues to be a highly sought-after source for desirable luxury condos for sale.

Located at 1530 Key Boulevard, The Atrium condos sit directly across from Rosslyn Highland’s Park, and less than three blocks from the Rosslyn Metro station. List prices generally start around $350,000 for one-bedroom units and climb all the way to $1.5 million for stunning three-bedroom, two-story Penthouse homes.  

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$1,975,000

1530 Key Blvd #1112/1115, ARLINGTON

4 Beds 3 Baths 2,785 SqFt Residential MLS® # VAAR2047628

THE ATRIUM

$449,900

1530 Key Blvd #205, ARLINGTON

1 Bed 1 Bath 765 SqFt Residential MLS® # VAAR2045462

THE ATRIUM

$435,000

1530 Key Blvd #623, ARLINGTON

1 Bed 1 Bath 765 SqFt Residential MLS® # VAAR2048284

ATRIUM CONDO

$435,000

1530 Key Blvd #525, ARLINGTON

1 Bed 1 Bath 765 SqFt Residential MLS® # VAAR2047112

ATRIUM

$405,000

1530 Key Blvd #723, ARLINGTON

1 Bed 1 Bath 765 SqFt Residential MLS® # VAAR2048250

THE ATRIUM

More About Condominiums For Sale at The Atrium

Condos for sale in this unique structure feature a combination of hardwood and carpet, with open floor plans, spacious kitchens, large balconies and the signature floor-to-ceiling windows that offer such dramatic views of the river and the Washington, DC skyline.  

But what else do you get at The Atrium condos for sale in Arlington VA? Glass elevators, a cascading fountain, 24/7 desk and concierge service, a huge swimming pool, sauna, Jacuzzi, and tennis courts. Want more? Add a state of the art fitness center with whirlpool, secure parking, extra storage, on-site dry cleaners, an entertainment room and a private green space with gas grills and picnic tables. Plus, the building is pet friendly!

And then there’s the neighborhood itself. Rosslyn—known in the 1800s for gambling and houses of ill-repute—now anchors the highly desirable Ballston-Rosslyn corridor from the river’s edge, and is known for its shops, entertainment and a diverse blend of food. You can dine at Café Asia or Piola, or maybe you want to grab some takeout bring it back to eat on your private terrace!

For those looking for luxury condos for sale, in a veritable greenhouse high-rise, check out the Atrium, where soaring spaces and breathtaking views are the norm.

Rosslyn, Arlington’s Gateway Community

Rosslyn is rich in history yet still evolving. In fact, the waterfront neighborhood bears little semblance to the early colonial ferry landing that once served to bring farmers and their goods across the Potomac to Georgetown. Indeed, Rosslyn is now a place dominated by high-rise luxury condos, apartments and office buildings. It is also considered the gateway to Arlington and the Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor—a Metrorail-connected stretch of five trendy urban villages.

The five urban hotspots are Rosslyn, Courthouse, Clarendon, Virginia Square and Ballston. Each has its own dedicated Metro station with Blue, Orange and Silver Line service. But the gateway designation existed long before Washington’s modern Metro system. In fact, Rosslyn has been known as Arlington’s gateway since 1843, when the Aqueduct Bridge was built. The double bridge consisted of both a roadway and canal bridge, but was demolished after the completion of the Key Bridge.

Rosslyn was home to Fort Corcoran during the Civil War, and became known as wild and wooly place later in the century—notorious for its brothels and gambling halls. The early 1900s brought a massive clean-up campaign as city planners and officials sought to promote more residential development. But Rosslyn’s timeline over the ensuing century would remain fluid with periods of industrial development, early electric rail service, apartment developments during the 1930s, and a surge of high rise commercial office development in the 1960s and 1970s.

Today, Rosslyn finds itself in yet another major redevelopment phase with an emphasis on new luxury condos and townhouses as well as a walk-friendly live, work and play environment. In addition to The Atrium, you’ll find upscale condominiums like Turnberry Tower, the Waterview, Key & Nash and the Wooster and Mercer Lofts. There’s plenty of local shops and restaurants, and even more as you head into Courthouse, Clarendon and beyond. Gateway Park with its jazz concerts and events is also a big attraction.

The Atrium FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How did The Atrium get its name?

A: Condos at The Atrium feature huge floor-to-ceiling windows that allow outstanding views of the region, resulting in an atrium-like feeling.

Q: Which part of Arlington is the building in?

A: The Atrium is located at 1530 Key Boulevard in the Rosslyn waterfront neighborhood. It is just a few blocks from the Potomac River.

Q: How would you get from The Atrium to Washington, DC?

A: You can drive right across Key Bridge into Georgetown. Many people walk or bicycle across the bridge! Also, the Rosslyn Metro station is about a block away.

Q: Are there any restaurants near The Atrium?

A: There are a great many restaurants close by. The Atrium is a couple blocks from Clarendon and Wilson Boulevards. These parallel roads are part of the trendy Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor, known for its shops, restaurants, and other attractions.

Getting Around Rosslyn

Rosslyn has always been a transportation hub, from the earliest ferries to the building of bridges, and from long ago streetcars to the modern Metrorail system. Residents at The Atrium can stroll to the Rosslyn Metro and take the Blue, Orange and Silver Lines to just about anywhere in the greater Washington area.

There is also the advantage of the nearby Key Bridge leading across the Potomac River to Georgetown.  For those wanting to stick closer to home, the parallel Clarendon and Wilson Boulevards lead straight to next-door communities like Courthouse and Clarendon. Drivers can also head north or south along George Washington Memorial Parkway, while those who love to hike and bicycle can enjoy the scenic Mount Vernon Trail. To learn more about condos for sale at The Atrium, call Andre Perez at District Partners at Compass (202) 798-3600.