Athletes, would-be athletes and nature lovers should head south from Old Town Alexandria.

Stretching along the Potomac River from the southern border of Old Town to Mount Vernon Estate is the Mt. Vernon bike path.  Eight miles of asphalt allow locals and visitors to walk, run or bike while enjoying river views and wildlife sightings.  Bald eagles, ospreys, blue heron, cormorants, egrets, ducks and geese are among waterfowl commonly spotted along this corridor, while deer, groundhogs and fox sightings are frequent.  Combine cardio and conservation by following a nature trail through Dyke Marsh.

 Along the bike path is a fitness course and several points of access for canoes or kayaks.

Businesses in the nearby Belle View shopping center allow you to rent a bike, tone up at Curves or take karate lessons.  Adjacent to Belle View is the Mt. Vernon Recreation Center, which provides Fairfax County residents with an indoor pool and ice rink.  Farther south on Route 1 is a Gold's Gym.

Local communities such as River Towers, Porto Vecchio and Belle View also offer their residents tennis, swimming and basketball facilities as well as their own in-house gyms.

Check what's available now.

Here's a price report based on the last two years of sales and rentals.

Unit Type	For Sale	Rental
One Bedroom, about 623 sf	192,500 (141,000 to 240,000)	1,100 (975 to 1,300)
Two Bedroom, about 790 sf	252,750 (218,900 to 270,000)	1,300 (1095 to 1,499)
Three Bedroom, 940 sf	275,300 (235,000-295,000)	1,495 (1,295 to 1,550)

Belle View Condos are located near the intersection of Belle View Blvd, Fort Hunt Road and the George Washington Parkway in Alexandria, VA. With easy access to I-495/I-95, and Jefferson Davis Highway (Route 1). The Belle View Condos were built in the 1940s, and is a 15 minute commute to D.C.

Amenities include:

• Open spaces
• Outdoor pools
• Park Trails
• Ample Public Parking
• Wood Floors
• Tennis Courts
• Children's Playgrounds
• Community Washer/Dryer
• Electric Heat, Central A/C
• Gas and Water included in Condo fees

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.

Howdy Mr. Nesbitt--
I wanted to take a moment to highlight the exceptional service I
received from one of your agents, Ben Fornshell. Within a few hours
of emailing Ben, we made an appointment to meet the following day in
order to tour Belle Haven. After meeting up at your office, we walked
along the well-kept streets while Ben shared some of his experiences
with the community; calmly strolling through a neighborhood on a sunny
day while viewing properties is not a typical experience when
searching for a new home. After touring several, I stepped into one
particular unit and realized I was home. Ben walked me through the
particulars before we parted. Later that day, he met with me a second
time, well after working hours, to show the unit to my skeptical wife.
She eagerly concurred and five days later, we signed the
lease--beating out several other applicants largely because of how
well-prepared our package was. Ben's relaxed and informative approach
was a sea-change to the aggressive apartment-pushers usually lurking
in real estate and is a great credit to your business and profession.
Further, his stance made it more than clear that he wasn't merely
looking to push someone into a vacant unit: he was assisting a new
neighbor.

Please convey my very great appreciation for his hard work and
dedication. If you'd like to post this message anywhere online,
please feel free; I only ask that you omit my last name for privacy.

Sincerely,
--Jeremy

About the Author --- Will Nesbitt is the principal broker of Condo 1 Alexandria and Will Nesbitt Realty. Will specializes in condos, townhouses and single family residences in Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County, Crystal City, and Kingstowne. Will resides in Belle Haven Estates just outside Alexandria VA in Fairfax County.

6609 East Wakefield Dr. Alexandria, VA (posted 8/24/09)

Rent includes most utilities. Located near Belle View shopping center, GW Parkway, Route 1 and the Beltway

2BR/1BA Condo / $1499/month Bedrooms --2 Bathrooms --- 1 full, 0 partial Sq Footage --- 793 (big!) Parking --- Ample public Pet Policy --- No pets Deposit --- 1 month rent

Click photo for more pictures & availability.

DESCRIPTION

• Nicely maintained condo ready to go.
  
• Furnished
  

RENTAL FEATURES

• Air conditioning
• Central heat
• Dishwasher
• Refrigerator
• Stove/Oven
• Laundry area - inside
• Swimming pool
• High-speed internet

COMMUNITY FEATURES

• Guest parking
• Clubhouse
• Laundry on-site
• Storage space(s)
• Fitness center
• Swimming pool(s)

Contact Ben Fornshell for more information.

This week I was in a condo selling for over a million dollars.  It was a beautiful condominium home with excellent views, a state of the art kitchen and all the upgrades one might expect ... except the unit didn't have a washer and dryer.

Because my office is in River Towers, and we also serve Belle View, I often confront the question of a washer and dryer in the unit. (Neither River Towers nor Belle View have laundry in the unit.) I've talked to the older residents of River Towers about this and surprisingly many of them resist the idea of putting laundry in the unit. They like their laundry-rooms right where they are---thank you very much.

This might seem baffling to some of the younger generation, but laundry rooms have a number of distinct advantages:

• community --- You get to know your neighbors in the laundry room. This creates a sense of community and you know who belongs in the secured areas and who is a stranger.
• maintenance --- You don't have to worry about buying a new washer when the old one breaks down. More importantly you don't have to worry about your personal laundry flooding a neighbor's condo.
• square footage --- Laundry takes up space. You have more space in your unit if you have a community laundry room
• more washers --- Many folks like to wait and do an entire week of laundry at one time. If you have a laundry room you're not limited to one small washer. You have many washers available.

In a luxury community, most people don't do their own laundry anyway, so they don't care if the laundry is outside the unit. My tip to folks who are shopping for homes in Northern Virginia: don't box yourself in. If you won't consider a unit with a laundry room, you're walking past some of the best neighborhoods in Northern VA.

Mount Vernon Rec Center

The Mount Vernon Recreation Center is a county run facility with a multitude of activities and services including a fully equipped weight room and work-out facilities. In addition to the Mount Vernon Rec Center, the county provides indoor pools at nearby Lee District Rec Center and George Washington Rec Center. For a complete list of area pools and swimming related activities, check the Alexandria Masters Swim club.

The Rec Center has year round ice skating and ice hockey.

There is a heated indoor pool, sauna, and diving platforms.

Belle View is a residential condominium community on the Potomac River just outside Old Towne Alexandria Virginia. Belle View offers 1, 2 & 3 bedroom residences for sale or rent in a pet-friendly neighborhood that is a throw-back to a quieter time. 

For more information about Belle View condominiums please contact Condo 1 Alexandria, an independent real estate brokerage, committed to providing outstanding service and value to buyers and sellers. We specialize in condominiums and properties in and around Belle View, New Alexandria and Old Town. We are known for developing quality working relationships with our clientele; relationships based on respect, integrity, and trust.

Condo 1 Alexandria is proud to have developed beneficial relationships with lenders, inspectors, contractors, and a wide range of housing professionals. We pride ourselves on building a solid foundation for your home to rest upon. Whether you are purchasing, selling, or both...we ensure that you have the support you need to make to make sound decisions and receive the best deal possible. We go the extra mile for you!

If you need assistance, please contact Will Nesbitt. He will take the time to listen to your needs and dreams. Will works tirelessly to facilitate your goals without compromise. Will Nesbitt and Condo 1 Alexandria are committed to treating every client as if they are our #1 priority.

Whether you are buying, selling, or simply considering a move, we will be happy to speak with you.

We specialize in condominiums and the area surrounding Belle View!

Units from the Fairfax County and Alexandria City Fire and Rescue Departments responded to a call yesterday from Belle View condominiums in New Alexandria VA. New Alexandria has an Alexandria postal address, but is actually part of Fairfax County.

Fire and rescue units from Fairfax County's nearby Sherwood Hall station arrived before units from the City of Alexandria. Fairfax County officials responded with fire trucks, an ambulance and police cruisers. Police blocked off westbound Belle View Boulevard in front of the Belle View Shopping Center to give rescuers room to work. By the time Alexandria responders arrived it appeared that Fairfax County had the problem well in hand.

By the time these pictures were taken the fire was under control and/or extinguished, but smoke and burnt plastic could still be smelled in the streets. Residents and witnesses said they believed the fire was from a second story unit and may have been a kitchen fire. At least 1 person was taken to the hospital for further examination, but there were no apparent injuries other than smoke inhalation.

The Incident Commander wrapped up with an after-action report and life soon returned to normal in Belle View.

Will Nesbitt is the Principal Broker of Condo 1 Alexandria and serves home buyers, sellers and landlords throughout Northern Virginia.

Unbelievable Belle View value!  Only $1395 mothly and the rent includes gas, trash, water and sewer!  Hardwood floors, state of the art kitchen and beautiful court yard.

Years ago I wrote a game called Battlestorm and as part of the promotion tour, I travelled to game conventions all over the US. The largest and best of these game conventions like GenCon and Origins Game Fair would have 30,000 to 50,000 attendees who come to play games, attend lectures, see old friends and make new friends. It was my first exposure the convention circuit and it made quite an impression on me.

At these game conventions I met many celebrities, mostly actors from science fiction shows and movies, and some authors. In addition I met many gamers from around the country. I didn't often get the chance to play games at these conventions because I was too busy selling my own game, but I did get the opportunity to tour the displays and meet others before the gates opened to the general public.

Today, I don't attend game conventions in a professional capacity, but I still attend one or two conventions a year. My wife Julie and I enjoy the drive up to the Lancaster Resort and Convention Center in Lancaster. Smaller conventions like Historicon and Cold Wars up in Lancaster have perhaps 5,000 attendees. However, these smaller conventions are closer and they still offer a lot of fun. Most conventions last 3 to 4 days. When I was a presenter I would stay for the entire convention, but as an attendee I rarely stay more than 1 day.

Reflecting the fun I'd seen at these conventions, I hatched the idea of bringing a smaller version to Alexandria. Using our group Alexandria Fun with Friends we host a mini-convention on a nearly monthly basis. The Microcon is much smaller in every respect. We usually have 30 to 70 attendees. Instead of taking up space in a convention hall, we usually occupy the Club Room of a local condominium.

Attendees come to learn, teach and share games. Together, we play social games, board games, card games and role-playing games to get to know each other and to have fun. The fun starts at 2 in the afternoon and at dinner time we take a break to eat a meal. At a big convention, vendors are ever-present selling everything from carnie-food to gourmet meals, but our Microcon doesn't have any food vendors.

Many times, Julie has made food like chili or enchiladas or lasagna. Sometimes we have had the food catered. Most recently, the food at the Microcon was provided by Dishes of India, an Indian restaurant located in the Belle View Shopping Center.

If you've never had Indian food, or if you love Indian food, I highly recommend Dishes of India. The lunch buffet is the best way to take a tour of what the restaurant has to offer. The food is generally mild and very "American-friendly", meaning there are options on the buffet which will please the pickiest palate.

For example, you might not like Indian food, but I know you like fire-roasted chicken. Vegetarians will enjoy simple foods like potatoes or green beans will Indian spices.

If you need an event catered, contact Gopal at Dishes of India. I found him to be friendly helpful and accommodating. He tailored a menu to fit our budget and our needs and there was ample food for our attendees.

About the Author --- Will Nesbitt is the principal broker of Will Nesbitt Realty and maintains Condo 1 Alexandria. Will specializes in condos, townhouses and single family residences in Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County, Crystal City, and Kingstowne. Will resides in Belle Haven Estates just outside Alexandria VA in Fairfax County.

Julie and I went sailing again. This time we put in at the Belle Haven Marina near Belle View condos and New Alexandria.

The marina has plenty of sailboats, canoes and kayaks for rent. They also offer lessons. Check out the spelling on the sign.

We had a great time on the Potomac. The winds were steady and fairly strong.

We were on the river until nearly sundown.

About the Author --- Will Nesbitt is the principal broker of Will Nesbitt Realty and maintains Condo 1 Alexandria. Will specializes in condos, townhouses and single family residences in Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County, Crystal City, and Kingstowne. Will resides in Belle Haven Estates just outside Alexandria VA in Fairfax County.

Last weekend Julie and I decided to take a walk on the trails near the Belle Haven Marina. The weather was warm, one of the first nice days of Spring, so we had a nice little walk to the water's edge.

The trail follows the edge of the Potomac and is relatively quiet even though it's just off the George Washington Parkway.

The day was not so gloomy as these pictures turned out and it was very pleasant just off the trail.

There was a bird here and I tried hard to get him on camera, but he was much too quick. He would dive and then surface with a fish in his beak. We saw him eat at least six fish. I was amazed by how much one little bird could eat.

Foxy came with us and she trotted into the water to bark at ducks but didn't have the courage to take a swim.

About the Author: Will Nesbitt is the principal broker of Condo 1 Alexandria / Will Nesbitt Realty in Alexandria VA. He specializes in condos, townhouses and single family residences in Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County, Crystal City, and Kingstowne.

 Pictures don't lie. Check out this brand new listing at Belle View condos in Alexandria VA.

It's on Belle View Boulevard close to Belle View Shopping Center and George Washington Parkway. Belle Haven Marina is right around the corner.

Bamboo floors and tasteful paint make this a beautiful place to live. 

The kitchen is totally renovated and the landlord will leave the barstools for the next tenant. Granite countertops, brand-new cabinets and fixtures.

The first of three bedrooms.

The smallest of three bedrooms has a bike storage rack that the landlord will take or leave as the tenant wishes. There is additional storage downstairs!

The second bedroom has plenty of room for a queen sized bed and dresser.

The bathroom is mostly original but is in excellent shape. For more information about Belle View check out I love Belle View. To search what is for sale click Belle View.

Belle Haven Marina is found on the George Washington Parkway just south of historic Old Town Alexandria. Belle Haven Marina is owned by the National Park Service and operated by Belle Haven Marina Inc. The Belle Haven Marina is a short walk from River Towers, Belle View and New Alexandria. Rowboats, canoes, kayaks and sail boats are available for rent. Sign-up for sailing lessons and your package will include a limited number of free hours of sailing.

The Marina has a short pier and the George Washington Parkway has many points to fish the Potomac River. Many anglers rent or own boats which ply more serene and secluded spots nearby. The ramp fee is only $5.

From the marina, one can see the Woodrow Wilson Bridge.

Belle View is a very pet-friendly neighborhood and is full of young families and professionals as well as retirees. There are usually a handful of 2 bedroom condos for sale. The three bedroom condos and onebedroom condos are harder to find.

Each Belle View unit has a nicely sized storage unit in the basement, which is clean and pleasant. The laundry room is in the basement as well. Belle View features large pleasant courtyards with mature trees and benches.

Many units have porches which are are pleasant place to take an ice tea in the summer. The units with porches are slightly smaller, but often command a higher price than those lacking porches.

The condo fee includes parking, pool, water and more. Residents pay for their own electricity, and the HVAC is driven by electricity. 

Condo 1 Alexandria has an office in New Alexandria and is always available to tour units or answer questions. For a look at what's available in the zip code:

• For sale --- Live data on all condos for sale in 22307 zip code.
  
• For rent --- Live data on rentals in 22307 zip code.
  
• Homes for sale --- All homes for sale less than $500,000 in 22307 zip code.
  
• Homes for sale --- All homes for sale from $300,000 to $700,000 in 22307 zip code.
  
• Homes for sale --- All homes for sale over $650,000 in 22307 zip code.

Belle View is connected to Alexandria and the DC Metro area not by a highway, or an interstate, although it is relatively close to the Beltway and the interstate. Instead Belle View commuters will likely use the GW Parkway. The blog entry hyperlinked in the previous sentence explains to area newcomers why the parkway is so special.

Belle View Shopping Center, at the heart of Belle View, has all of life's needs: a supermarket, gas station, banks, post office, Radio Shack, ABC store, fast food, restaurants and more. If that isn't enough, Belle View is just a mile or so from Rt. 1's suburban corridor, where one will find the usual fare of Lowes, Target, Chili's, TGIF's, Outback, Applebee's, fast food galore, Marshalls, Staples and more. Belle View is also a short bike ride or a long walk from Old Town Alexandria, a destination in itself.

Belle View is very close to the Belle Haven Marina. The marina has a boat launch and slips. Visitors may rent canoes, kayaks, rowboats and sailboats here. There is also a water taxi from the marina to National Harbor and beyond. Along the river, bikers, roller-bladers and joggers enjoy the paths.

Proximity to the River is a huge benefit of life at Belle View but it also brings a small measure of uncertainty.  Like every River, the Potomac will flood sooner or later.  Two hurricanes have directly impacted the area since it was built in 1948.  As a result, in 1969 and again in 2003 the Potomac flooded parts of New Alexandria.  Homes closest to the river were most impacted, but many Belle View condos were spared any damage.  The floodwaters receded as quickly as they came, and life returns to normal at Belle View.

I met a potential client who told me that she had been looking for two years for a condo.  She called me because she wanted to see a particular property in Belle View.  After establishing that she didn't have an agent, I showed her Belle View I practically had to drag here to see a property I thought she would like based upon her input. That property was Montebello, and she absolutely loved it and was amazed because she wouldn't have had a clue that Montebello existed if it wasn't for me.

A few days later, she wanted me to tag along to another property that she had found at my property search site.  That prompted me to "set the record straight" with some frank talk. 

Obviously, I would love the opportunity to be of service to her. I appreciate and value each client and always need one more client. But there are limits to what I can and will do and this is for the protection of both the client and myself.

When I take on a client it is because I know I can add value to my client's end of the transaction.  I add value by finding right property at the right price. As I have demonstrated to her and others, I know the condos of Northern Virginia very well. Additionally, I can be a pretty tough negotiator when the time calls. 

Thus, if a client allows me to represent him or her, I think it's important that I go with the client whenever the client views properties (with the possible exception of open houses).  So, to answer her first question, of course I want to go with a client when a client has interest in a property.  But, when I see someone who has been looking for two years, three years, and has probably burned through a couple of agents who threw their hands up in frustration, I think it is important establish a few facts. 

There are two primary reasons why a buyer takes a long time to select a property:

1. The buyer either has unrealistic expections; or
   
2. The buyer does not have clearly defined goals.

When expectations are unrealistic the best thing that I can do as an agent is to apprise the buyer of reality and wish them well in their search. This is not because I'm a tough guy, but rather because it would ruin me a professional to chase the impossible. 

To use a metaphor, maybe bigfoot exists.  I've heard that people saw him.  But if I made my living as a game hunter, I'm not going to spend my time (the only thing I really have) trying to catch bigfoot.  I'll wish you well if you are looking for bigfoot, but I'll stick to game that I pull from the forest every single day.

In this case, the buyer had a reasonable assessment of reality but she didn't really know what she was looking for. In other words, she didn't have clearly defined goals.

The client's method for finding a condo was simple: she randomly searched the Internet and other media to identify prospects. She then visited the potential location and then moved on to something else. That method will use up a lot of time and energy.  I'm not saying the random selection method NEVER works, but in this case the client had already spent two years and hadn't found the right property.

Obviously, a buyer needs to see some properties to get an idea of what is available.  But what doesn't make sense is to randomly shop units to find what you want.  Northern Virginia (Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax County) is a huge metropolitan market. There are so many condominiums in Northern Virginia that a person won't be able to see them all. (Unless like me, the only thing you do is look at condos all day.)

I told this client gently but firmly, what I thought made the most sense. I told her the truth.  That is, instead of the client leading me around and letting me open doors so she could find a condo, I would play the part of the expert.

As an expert, I would asked pointed questions and listen carefully to her replies. In this way, we can define exactly what it is that the buyer is looking for.  Then, after we have established the goals, then it makes sense to begin touring the selections that I recommend.

With each condominium we visit, I'll learn more about her needs and we'll get closer to the property that this client will eventually buy.

1. Define goals.
   
2. Refine goals.
3. Buy. 
   

Simple, effective and good for the client and the agent.

The Martha Washington Library is part of the Fairfax County Library System. It was built in 1969 which makes it one of the oldest libraries in the Fairfax County system. The library is situated on Fort Hunt Road near the Belle View Shopping Center which is at the intersection of Belle View Boulevard, Beacon Hill Road and Fort Hunt.

Because it was built in 1969, the library has the modernistic architecture of the late sixties, early seventies.  The most distinctive feature of this design is the "hat" on the building.  There is a 6 to 10 ft. feature on the roof which is reminiscent of the old Pizza Hut buildings.

The library has an on-going booksale. The prices on these books are quite reasonable.

Patrons can enjoy reading areas inside and out of the library. Inside, as one might expect, is quite and climate controlled. Outside there are a few benches. The library abutts the Mount Vernon Rec Center and nearly surrounded by the woods of the Mt. Vernon District Park.

The meeting room at the library seats 50 people and is quite pleasant. I have enjoyed the meeting room as a member of the Alexandria Gaming Group. The staff was very accommodating and the room was excellent.

A volunteer group called the Friends of the Martha Washington Library supports the library.  New volunteers are encouraged to fill out an application. It's a great way to help your community and make new friends at

the same time.

Between now and 2010, the Martha Washington Library will be

undergoing an expansion project to add 8,000 square feet to the existing structure. The new structure will be 18,000 square feet and is depicted in the model in this picture.

Belle View Shopping Center

Do you like shopping where your grocer knows your name? Do you like having a video store that's on this side of the stop light? How about a sampling of family restaurants and conveniences at your disposal?

	Primo Family Restaurant 1636-A Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-6766
	CVS / Pharmacy #1394 1636 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 Pharmacy 703-768-7044 Store 703-765-2372
	Northern Virginia Doctors of Optometry 1632-A Belle View Boulevard Alexandria VA 22307 703-660-9494
	The Virginia Florist 1632 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-3355
	POWER VIDEO The Video Superstore 1628-A Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-768-2877
	Kathy's Corner Hallmark A Gold Crown Hallmark Store 1628 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-768-4139
	US Post Office Belleview Branch 22307 1626 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-4100
	Safeway 1624 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-3434
	Belle Haven Decorating 1618 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-768-4340
	Nails America 1616 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-1182
	Beauty Salon of Belle View 1614 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-768-8050
	Radio Shack 1612-B Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-768-7575
	Healthway 1610 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-660-8603
	Belle View Barber & Hair Stylist Men - Women - Children 1608 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-660-9623
	Parcel Plus Global Shipping and Communications 1606 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-660-0080
	Belle View Jewelers 1604 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-768-4900
	VA ABC 1524 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-9303
	Hodges Galleries Restorations & Custom Framing 1520 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-0948
	Hulda Antiques 1518 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-5159
	Buck's Shoe Repair 1516 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-768-2358
	Karate Masters For Men and Women * Self Defense * Fitness and More 1514 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-5309
	Brenner's Bakery of Alexandria Wedding Cakes, Cakes, Cookies, Bread, Pastries and Donuts 1512 Belleview Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-4688
	Dishes of India Fine Indian Cuisine 1510 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-660-6085
Picture Not Available	Subway Sandwiches & Salads 1510 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307
	Magic Wok Cafe Szechuan - Hunan Cuisine Delivery & Carry-Out 1508-A Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-768-7587
	1 Hour Cleaners 1508 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-9898
	Dale Photo Imaging Center Photographic and Digital Services Graphics - Signs - Poster - Exhibits 1506-A Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22306 703-660-9533
	Friendly Travel 1506 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-768-6020
	Roy Rogers 1506 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-660-1264
	Spokes Etc. Bicycles Best Wheels Goin' Around 1506 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-8005
	Alexandria Music Company Sales - Instruction - Repairs - Rentals 1502 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-660-6025
	Dunkin Donuts/Baskin Robbins   1500 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307
	Family Dentistry Richard J. Godlewski, D.D.S. Marty Legum, D.D.S. 1500 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-768-4777
	Belle View Texaco Complete Auto Services & Repairs 1800 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-765-2500
	BB&T 1640 Belle View Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22307 703-718-0095