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Monday, December 28, 2009

If you'd like to learn more about Watergate at Landmark click here?

Check what's available now.

Here's a price report based on the last two years of sales and rentals. Each report contains the median price along with high and low over the period. All price reports are approximations and should not be used to judge final sales values.

Unit Type For Sale Condo Fees Rental
One Bedroom, approx 990 to 1200 sf 169,000 (146,500 to 195,000) 600-700 1463 (1345 to 1800)
Two Bedroom, approx 1310 to 1620 sf 226,020 (187,906 to 258,000) 660-800 1700 (1500 to 1850)
Three Bedroom, 1620 approx sf 262,038 (240,000 to 287,000) ~990 2000 (1995 to 2200)

Watergate at Landmark is located at 203, 205, 307, 309 Yoakum Pkwy near the intersection of King St and 395 in Alexandria, VA. With easy access to I-495/I-95, and 395. Watergate at Landmark was built in 1976, and is a 15 minute commute to D.C.

Amenities include:

  • Open spaces
  • Outdoor pool
  • Indoor pool
  • Sauna
  • Gym
  • Tennis Courts
  • Putting greens
  • Balconies
  • Garage Parking Available
  • In Unit Washer/Dryer
  • All utilities included in condo fee
  • Electric Heat Pump
  • Central A/C

Ben Fornshell About the Author ---  Ben Fornshell is a licensed real estate agent with Condo 1 Alexandria.  To learn more about available rentals and purchases in the area check out our free search.

 

Monday, December 28, 2009 5:41:04 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00) | Comments [0] | 22304 | Alexandria | Ben Fornshell | Market Update | Watergate at Landmark#
Friday, September 26, 2008

This is part of series of articles comparing the benefits of condos in close proximity to the Huntington Metro

In each of these articles I'm doing a head-to-head comparison of these complexes and then selecting a winner from each category. I'm making these selections based upon my personal opinion, and you might not agree with my opinion, but I've put it out there as a starting point for a home buyer's discussion.

Huntington Club

If you want the most space in your condo, for the least amount of cash, then Huntington Club the pick from this category. Most Huntington Club one bedroom units sell for well-under $200k; many are currently less than $175k. Many Huntington Club two bedroom units sell for less than $250k, most for less than $200k. You can even find a three bedroom at Huntington Club for well under $300k. The rooms in these units are large and open. There is ample closet space. When one compares the price of the unit to the amount of living space you get, Huntington Club is the value buy at the Huntington Metro.

Hunting Creek Club is nicely proportioned. The rooms do not feel abbreviated. Even the studios at the Hunting Creek Club are larger than 1 bedrooms at some of the area's newest complexes.

Montebello also "feels" big compared to many newer condos. This is in part due to the floor plans, but the smaller 1 bedrooms at Montebello measure in at 850 sq ft.

As one might expect, the Midtowns of Alexandria---the newest condos in this lot---offer the least amount of space for the most amount of money.

Friday, September 26, 2008 5:09:34 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00) | Comments [0] | 22304 | Fairfax County | Huntington Club | Midtown Alexandria Station | Montebello | neighborhoods#
Wednesday, September 03, 2008

Commander James S. Ward, well known as a scholar and an authority on tactics and gunnery, was the first Union naval officer mortally wounded after the outbreak of the Civil War. Ward well known because, among other accomplishments, he was instrumental in establishing the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland.

At the outbreak of the Civil War, Union commanders understood that a Confederate blockade of the Potomac was a serious threat to the main supply line for Washington, D.C. As a result, a flotilla of seven navy vessels under the command of James Ward were dispatched to protect the waterway for shipping. In the earliest days of the war, that flotilla was involved in an action to support the strategic redeployment of a small Federal force at Mathias Point. During this action a Confederate sniper shot Ward and he died shortly thereafter.

One of these forts was named after Commander Ward, and today Fort Ward is the best preserved of this fort system. During the war, Fort Ward was the fifth largest fort defending the Capitol and thus deterred Confederate forces who never attacked its earthen walls. The Union Army abandoned the Fort in December 1865, and shortly thereafter, any salvageable materials were sold at auction.

The land is now owned by the City of Alexandria. During the time of the war, the fort was a dusty (at times muddy) place, stripped of vegetation and armed with cannons. Today, it is a manicured oasis of greenery in the city of Alexandria.

Fort Ward

On the grounds of old Fort Ward, Fort Ward Museum and Historic Site serves as a park, educational center and cultural remembrance for those who served here. The museum has exhibits on general Civil War topics as well as interpretive programs specific to Fort Ward and Alexandria during the Union occupation. Fort Ward can be entered at 4301 West Braddock in Alexandria, Virginia.

The Fort is located relatively close to Inova Alexandria Hospital and Episcopal High School. The surrounding area is a mixture of very high end housing, middle class housing and is located not far from Skyline and the condos near I-395. To search the surrounding area check out West End Alexandria.

Condo 1 Alexandria serves Alexandria, Arlington, Falls Church and Fairfax County

Wednesday, September 03, 2008 4:30:45 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00) | Comments [0] | 22304 | Alexandria | Alexandria Overlook | Parks & Libraries | West End Alexandria#
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