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Here's a price report based on the last two years of sales and rentals as of 1/4/2010. Each report contains the median price along with high and low over the period. All figures are approximations and should not be used to judge final sales values.

Unit Type	For Sale	Condo Fees	Rental
One Bedroom, 750 to 870 sf	365,500 (350,000 to 385,000)	310-350	1700 (1550 to 1900)
Two Bedroom, 930 to 1160 sf	450,000 (378,300 to 550,000)	390 to 500	2250 (1900 to 3600)
Three Bedroom, 1605 to 1860 sf	740,000 (560,000 to 790,000)	695 to 815	3,250 (2,750 to 3,500)

Carlyle Towers is located at 2121, 2151, 2181 Jamieson Ave between Eisenhower Ave and Duke Street in Alexandria, VA. With easy access to I-495/I-95, Route 1, the GW Parkway, and 395. The three Carlyle Towers were built in the 1997, 1999, and 2001, they're a 15 minute commute to D.C.

Amenities include:

• 24 Hour Security
• Storage Space
• Outdoor pool
• Gym
• Party Room
• Tennis Courts
• Putting greens
• Balconies
• Garage Parking
• In Unit Washer/Dryer
• Gas and Water utilities included in condo fee
• Electric Heat Pump
• Central A/C
• Gas Hot Water Heater
• Walking distance to Metro

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.

The Prescott Condominiums in Alexandria, Virginia, is a luxury condo building located at 1115 Cameron Street featuring 64 units including 58 two bedroom units and 6 one bedroom units. The Prescott features include 9-foot high ceilings, hardwood floors, brushed chrome fixtures, and designer kitchens such as stainless steel appliances, maple cabinets and granite countertops. The 64 condominiums at The Prescott feature such amenities as a rooftop terrace with grilling areas, views of the Masonic Temple, and controlled access underground parking. The Prescott is ideally located one block off of King Street at the intersection of Cameron Street and North Henry Street in the Old Town neighborhood of Alexandria, Virginia. With its central Old Town Alexandria location and fully equipped homes, The Prescott is a great value for anyone looking to live in Old Town.

The Old Town district in Alexandria includes more than 4,000 historic buildings that are outstanding examples of early American architecture and that now house small businesses and gracious homes alike to create a modern, yet neighborhood and community-centered feel. The Prescott is therefore a good buy for many young families and young professional alike.

Early Autumn is a great time to talk a walk around Old Town Alexandria VA. It's very pleasant because of the typically mild weather and leaves blazing with color. The picture above was taking from the front door of 115 N. Lee St. at the Torpedo Factory condos. The leaves have accumulated behind Alexandria's Carlyle House. Residents at the Torpedo Factory are particularly fortunate because of their proximity to King St. and the waterfront. (The Torpedo Factory scored a perfect 100 Walk Score.)

I like the mornings near the waterfront, before the tourists arrive.

One of the features of Old Town Alexandria are the cobblestone streets. There are only a few of them remaining. The fountains of Market Square are barely visible at the end of the alley.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office is located in the Carlyle District of Old Town Alexandria VA. The USPTO is one of Alexandria's top employers and a magnet for sharp, well-educated folks from across the country. Commuters have easy access to the USPTO because it's located a few blocks from Alexandria's King Street Metro and just inside the Capitol Beltway. The mission of the USPTO is to protect the interests of inventors of intellectual property, while providing for the good of the nation and the market.

The Carlyle District and Old Town have many upscale shops, restaurants, hotels and restaurants. Young patent examiners may have a hard time finding an affordable residence in Old Town or the Carlyle District, but have many choices close by in Huntington, New Alexandria and the West End of Alexandria.

Are you looking for two bedrooms in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Northern Virginia? This is your "heads-up".

We'll soon be offering a condominium for sale at the famed Torpedo Factory condos in Old Town Alexandria VA.

There are a few details we're going to take care of before formally offering the place for sale, but one of the highlights of the home has to be the patio and sunroom.

At the edge of the formal gardens in the courtyard of the Torpedo Factory condos, this home is just paces from all the many attractions and activities of Old Town. The restaurants, the waterfront and everything that is wonderful about Old Town Alexandria is at your doorstep when you live at the Torpedo Factory.

Call 703 765 0300 to inquire about the availability of this home which promises to be priced right and delivered in top condition.

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.

As of the time of this posting, the Duke at Old Town is under construction in Alexandria VA. These brand new condominium homes are on sale already. The Duke promises a self-contained community within walking distance of world class shopping and boutiques, distinct and popular dining, and the culture of arts and attraction.  Easily accessible, the development is a few short blocks from the King Street Metro and the Beltway, and within 10 miles of the Capitol itself.

The Historic District of Old Town Alexandria provides a picturesque setting for this one-of-a-kind suburb, where the best of 200 plus years of history is beautifully married with 21st century planning and conveniences.  The small town atmosphere that envelopes the Duke helps to detach it from the greater Metropolis of its world-famous neighbor. Like the already completed communities at Abingdon Row and Prescott, the Duke provides Old Town colonial architecture encasing a thoroughly modern life-style.

For prices and available click The Duke at Old Town.

The King St. Metro is located at the foot of Shooter's Hill at the point where King St. leaves Old Town Alexandria. The George Washington Masonic Memorial sits atop Shooter's Hill overlooking the city. From the Memorial, and from the Metro, one can look down King St. toward the Potomac. This metro station has 30 short-term metered parking spaces and ample bike racks. Car Sharing is available at King St. Metro.

King Street is famous for unique shops, boutiques, restaurants, nightclubs and lots of activities. The area has some of the shops you would expect in an upscale mall, but many of shops and restaurants you'll find only here. Old Town Alexandria has more than 4,000 historic buildings, outstanding examples of early American architecture that now house small businesses and gracious homes, all waiting to give you a modern welcome. Old Town is characterized by brick sidewalks that line historic structures. Elegant modern structures are carefully planned to fit with the feel of Old Town.

Old Town is a great place to live with historic properties, condominiums, garden-style condos, townhouses and houses. Check here to search available property:

• For sale --- Live data on all condos for sale in Old Town (22314) zip code. 
• Near King St. Metro --- Check out this link for suggestions near the King St. Metro
• Carlyle Old Town --- Check this site out if you're think of living in the Carlyle District or in Old Town.

• King St. Metro --- Properties for sale near King St. Metro Stop
• Carlyle District --- condos, houses and townhouses for sale in the Carlyle District
• Carlyle Towers --- spacious condos with balconies and views of Alexandria and the Potomac
• Carlyle Square --- condominiums in the Carlyle District near USPTO
• The Duke at Old Town --- New condos that mirror the stylings of Old Town Alexandria
• Fort Ellsworth --- garden style condos in the shadow of the Masonic Memorial
• 1600 Prince --- condos near King St. Metro
• Royalton --- new condos on Duke St. near King St. Station
• Seminary Walk --- Garden-style condos in Alexandria's West End
• Torpedo Factory --- condos near King St. and the Potomac waterfront in Old Town Alexandria

Around Old Town Alexandria, parking can sometimes be a hassle, (unless you want to pay to park in a garage). But, a great way to explore Alexandria is to take the Metro to King St. and then hop a ride on the King St. Trolley. There is no charge to ride the trolley and it makes stops about every two blocks between the King St. Metro and the Potomac. The Trolley was designed to compliment service by the National Harbor's new Water Taxi. The National Harbor is located across the Potomac in Maryland and is the site of a brand new convention center. The convention center and many restaurants are already open in this brand new area landmark. Additionally boat service is available up and down river from the Strand in Old Town. The length of this circuit can be walked in about 20 minutes, so many choose to take the trolley to the Potomac and then walk back to the Metro through Old Town.

The Trolley makes it final stop before returning to the Metro near the Torpedo Factory. Just as the name implies, the Torpedo Factory was torpedo factory in the early part of the last century. Today the Torpedo Factory Art Center is a world-renowned art center with three floors of open studios and galleries. Here, one can observe artists and purchase original artwork. The Torpedo Factory Art Center is on the Potomac waterfront. Street musicians and entertainers play nearly every night weather permitting, and tourists and locals alike enjoy walks down by the waterfront.

.The trolley runs its route from 10 am to 10 pm every day. A printable map is available for those who know nothing about the area.

The Condominiums at Carlyle Square are located in the Carlyle District of Alexandria, Virginia. Carlyle Square is long walk and a short drive to the Potomac waterfront in Old Town Alexandria. Carlyle Square is inside I-495 (the Beltway) with easy access to major commuter routes. Carlyle Square is a short distance to both the King Street Metro stop (blue and yellow lines) and Amtrak at Alexandria's Union Station.

The courtyard at Carlyle Square is beautifully landscaped. Parking is tough in this neighborhood, but not for residents of Carlyle Square. Garage parking is available. The community is pet friendly. There is a concierge at the front desk.

Carlyle Square's 145 units feature light-filled upscale interiors ranging from studios to 2 bedrooms with a den.  Kitchens are Carlyle Square are state-of-the-art boasting stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops, custom maple cabinets. The rest of the living space is equally nice with hardwood floors and unique lighting in the living and dining areas. The bathrooms at Carlyle Square were constructed with Kohler fixtures and porcelain tiles.  Amenities include an outdoor pool and fitness center, but the pool and fitness center require an additional fee.

For a map of Carlyle Square and listings of homes currently for sale at Carlyle Square, click Carlyle Square.

	Carlyle Towers is a landmark in Alexandria. The towers are located between King St. Metro and the Eisenhower Metro in the Carlyle District. Carlyle Towers is part of the new skyline of Alexandria that serves the neighborhoods surrounding the USPTO and the US District Court.
One of the most obvious benefits of life at Carlyle Towers is the veranda. Many units have sweeping views of the city, but some look back toward the Blue Ridge Mountains. Others peek beyond the city to the Potomac River. Perhaps my favorites are those with a view of the George Washington National Masonic Memorial.
The rooftop pools are just one of many features residents enjoy at Carlyle Towers. Residents have access to fitness rooms, saunas, hot tubs, a library and party rooms. The rooftop deck has putting greens and croquet as well as shuffle board.

Carlyle Towers also has parking garages for residents. There are a wide variety of floorplans and units. You owe it to yourself to check them out. Click Carlyle Towers for a list of what is currently for sale with detailed information about prices, square footage and more.

Sunset at Carlyle Towers

Carlyle Towers is located in the Carlyle District near Old Town Alexandria in Alexandria VA. There are three towers in this community, each one with different views of the city, the Potomac or the Monument. In the summer Alexandria is green and full of tourists, life and bustling with happy people. Carlyle Towers is conveniently located between the Eisenhower Metro and the King St. Metro. To check the prices and availability of listings at Carlyle Towers, just click the link!

Carlyle Towers is about 10 years old now and most units are in top condition. Some units in Carlyle Towers have already been refurbished and upgraded with touches like new hardwood floors and crown molding. Some even have new kitchens and bathrooms.

Where will you spend your sunset?

Is there a better place to spend a summer afternoon than Old Town Alexandria?

King Street is lined with brick sidewalks that offer entrance to many shops and restaurants. At benches or around cafe tables, tourists and locals enjoy the atmosphere of Old Town. It's a place where folks find tasty treats to tempt the pickiest palate. A mix of people---patrons and peddlers, pedalers and pedestrians---pass as others pause to partake in a simple sidewalk sandwich. Flags---French and American, Irish and otherwise---give clue as to the fare found in these happy haunts.

Less than 2 blocks from where this picture was taken, one can find food that is French, Irish, Italian, Chinese, Thai, Mexican, Southern, Cajun, American, Colonial and more. Shops with collectibles, fine apparel and shoes, furnishings and touristy knick-knacks are all here. The King Street Trolley is free and an easy way to wander from the Potomac to the Metro and back again. Parking garages are found nearby under Market Square and elsewhere.

Why just visit Old Town when declining prices and a buyer's market mean that you can finally afford to live here? Here's a little info on a few nearby communities.

• 1600 Prince
• Alexandria House
• Braddock Rd. Metro
• Canal Place
• Carlyle District
• Chatham Square
• Colecroft
• the Duke at Old Town
• Ford's Landing
• Harborside
• Harbor Terrace
• King St. Metro
• Liberty Row
• Marina Towers
• Old Town Gateway
• Porto Vecchio
• Port Royal
• Potomac Greens
• Potowmack Crossing
• Prescott
• St. Asaph Square
• Tannery House
• Torpedo Factory Condos
• Washington Square

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.

Train station at Old Town Alexandria VA on summer evening. Alexandria's AMTRAK station and the King St. Metro both stop at the foot of the George Washington Masonic Memorial. The VRE (Virginia Railway Express) also uses this Alexandria train station. Many locals call this landmark building the Masonic Temple or the Lighthouse. The Memorial is atop Shooter's Hill which commands an excellent view of Old Town.





I like dropping by the Lighthouse at sunset for the views to Old Town Alexandria. The Carlyle District is easily seen from Shooter's Hill also.  The windows you can see at Carlyle Towers from the George Washington National Masonic Memorial all have great views toward the memorial.

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.

The Royalton of Alexandria

The Royalton of Old Town Alexandria

The Royalton of Alexandria is located in the heart of Old Town Alexandria.  Steps away from the King Street Metro, Amtrak and the VRE. The Royalton condos are a commuters dream!  These high-ceiling units offer granite counters and stainless steel appliances.  The Royalton of Alexandria has a fitness room and underground parking.  The Royalton of Old Town Alexandria is conveniently located atop of the brand new Whole Foods. 

The Royalton of Alexandria is close to all the major employment and transportation centers--Washington, Arlington, Falls Church, Springfield, Crystal City.  The Royalton is located just a few miles away from Reagan National Airport. 

Contact Brian and ask about his "buy with me, move for free program." Click the Royalton for a look at prices and listings at the Royalton.

About the Author --- Brian Brooks is an experienced agent for Condo 1 Alexandria. He specializes in Northern Virginia inside the Beltway.

Leave your car behind?  I can help you live in Arlington, Alexandria or Falls Church--without owning a car. Outside the City of Washington DC, Arlington County has the highest number of Metro Subway stops in the Capital Region.

Many large employment centers--Roslyn, Courthouse, Clarendon, Crystal City, The Pentagon, Pentagon City and all of Falls Church City are on either the Yellow or Blue Line of the Metro system  These areas are also loaded with all kinds of residential properties--single family homes, townhouses and condos.   Properties of all different sizes and prices ranges are available for purchase of lease.

Want to get around? Try the healthy alternative--bikes!  Arlington, Alexandria and Fairfax counties are  home to one of the nations most extensive system of bike trails.  Want to know a local secret--bikes are permitted on both the subway trains and Metro buses!  Bike lockers are available at most Metro stations

Still need are car from time to time?  Use Zip Car. Hundreds of cars are available at dozens of sites all around the area-Metro stops, shopping centers, the business district, restaurant areas, museums--even the airport. Here is another local secret--Zip Car parking spots are just about as convenient as handicapped parking.

Contact Brian Brooks at Condo 1 Alexandria to find just the right property for you and your family--but not your car!

The Royalton is located at the intersection of Duke St. and Holland about a block and a half from the King St. Metro in Alexandria VA. These condominium residences are strategically located in the shadows of the George Washington Masonic Memorial where the Carlyle District meets Old Town. The Royalton is located in the same building as the Whole Foods Market, so it's sited at a paragon of convenience. The Carlyle District and Old Town in Alexandria VA are home to some of Northern Virginia's best restaurants.

Take a trip down the Yellow Line and it's easy to see why Old Town Alexandria is a tourist destination in and of itself. The Royalton is just two blocks from King Street and the trolley on King St. The trolley provides a free lift for all from the King St. Metro to the Potomac River. Passengers, day-trippers, local and tourists hop on and off every few blocks to check out shops and restaurants that line King St.

The south and west side of the Royalton fronts toward the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) and the many upscale and newer offices of the Carlyle District. But just a block or so south west of the Royalton is the Alexandria National Cemetery, an island of reflection and peace in the center of the bustling city of Alexandria VA. Alexandria is a city rich in history and the Royalton has easy access to the touch-points of American history. The Royalton is just a few blocks from the African American Heritage Park and almost the same distance from a memorial dedicated to fallen Confederate soldiers.

The Royalton condominiums are new and the units have all the amenities and upgrades one might expect in a newer condo: hardwoods, granite, stainless steel in just the right places. To see what's currently for sale at the Royalton, just click the link.

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.

Alexandria's history as a colonial seaport is well-known in the area, and is one of the reasons that this city to calls to visitors from around the country and around the world. Alexandria's seaport was once a bustling place of industry and commerce, but the cargo ships and packets from foreign seas are long gone now. Today, Alexandria's waterfront is geared more toward the pleasant than the practical.

Where the Water Meets the the Road

At the end of King St. where the road meets the water, there are brick walkways and wooden decks. Plenty of benches and gazebos are there and in the evenings this is a place to find street musicians and other performers practicing their craft before wandering walkers .

In the left side of this picture is the Torpedo Factory, an Alexandria landmark. The Torpedo Factory was what the name implies: an edifice dedicated to the construction of naval weapons of war. But as the industry's needs grew beyond the space here on the Alexandria waterfront, the building was repurposed as an art and crafts center. The building now houses a good many artists is is a wonderful place for tourists and residents alike to visit.

The Torpedo Factory

The Torpedo Factory and the waterfront are very close to the Torpedo Factory condos---high end condos in Old Town. For a list of prices and to check the availability of condos click the Torpedo Factory Condos. If you're interested in searching condos, townhouses and houses around Old Town you might find this post useful.

Metro Access

Among other things, the waterfront at Alexandria is nice because it's metro accessible. Simply take the Metro to King St. Station and then ride the free trolley to the Waterfront. The trolley is a service of the City of Alexandria for visitors and residents. It's a fun and easy way to make your way across Old Town.

Nearby Parks and Trails

Parks and paths line the waterfront these days. It's the perfect place for a walk on a Spring day.

Benches are found at just the right places. These photos were taking on a weekday morning, but in the afternoons and evenings the waterfront wakes up. Tourists, joggers and walkers share this open public space.

The story of Alexandria, especially Old Town, is rich in seafaring traditions. Alexandria is not really a great seaport anymore but yet and still many seagoing vessels---including pleasure boats, cruise liners, transport ships, tour ships and ships of war---ply the waters of the Potomac River and some of these vessels dock at the Alexandria Waterfront. Additionally, when the weather warms it is not uncommon to find thousands of residents and visitors can be found along the waterfront.

Because Alexandria has citizens and mariners in harms way, the the City of Alexandria Fire Department has developed the Marine Operations Team. to assist in the protection of citizens and mariners who use the various waterways in and adjacent to the city either for business or recreation. The City of Alexandria Marine Operations Team consists of 24 members and a Team Leader (Battalion Chief) trained and training as Marine Firefighters, Swift Water Rescue Technicians, Lifeguards, Boat Operators and Crewmembers.

Shown below is the Fireboat 201 Vigilant---a Class 'C' fireboat equipped with a 1500 gpm PTO pump and a full compliment of equipment as required by NFPA 1925. The Vigilant is a swift vessel capable of speeds greater than 40 knots. When needed, paramedics are deployed aboard Vigilant to give the vessel an Advanced Life Support capability.

The city also deploys two Zodiac all-weather inflatables are used by the Marine Operations Team to gain rapid access to persons in distress in the marine environment. They can also be utilized to assist members of the Hazardous Materials in deploying booms. Alexandria and other regional swift water rescue teams operate regardless of the environment or jurisdictional boundary.

Many think the George Washington Masonic Memorial is one of the most important memorials we have in the United States of America. Locals call the monument the Masonic Temple or more rarely the Alexandria Lighthouse. The building is located near the King St. Metro.

George Washington was more then just the first president of the United States, he was a man who promoted righteous virtues, a willing nature to fight for his beliefs. As one of our founding fathers, George Washington built this country with his vision of what America should strive to be.

The George Washington Masonic Memorial is a tribute to George Washington the man and the mason. Thus, the building reflects the democratic principles of George Washington by referencing the architectural style of ancient Rome and Greece. The edifice appears as a lighthouse, mimicking the architecture of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria. And high atop Shooter's Hill it dominates the Alexandria Skyline. But inside the building are many interesting rooms and site.

There are nine different floors in the edifice, each offering something different to the public. The first floor is the Grand Masonic Hall which can be used for lectures and meetings. The entire tower is supported by 8 granite Doric columns.

Also located on the first floor is the Shrine Exhibit. The Shriners of North America is an international fraternity which supports the Shriners Hospital for Children. The Shriners core beliefs are brotherly love, truth, relief, and fun. With over 375,000 members world wide, the Shriners have made a tremendous positive impact in children's lives for many years. The Shrine exhibit dates back to 1876 and depicts Presidents of the Shrine fraternity, 191 Shrine Temples, and one wall in the room symbolizes the pilgrimage to Mecca and the Shriners striving for perfection.

The "Shriners Hospital for Children" Room commemorates the work of Shriners every where in support of the Shriner Hospital for Children. In this room, there is a large white statue of a Shriner holding a little girl in the left arm and holding her crutches in the right hand. This room also houses an animated model of the Shriner parade.

The Independent Square Room, also on the first floor, contains a replica of Independence Square which is located at the Philadelphia Shriners Hospital.

The building's first floor is home to the George Washington Memorial Theater. This grand theater provides a wonderful setting for cultural events and still includes and original painting of George Washington painted by Hattie Elizabeth Burdette over looking the center of the stage.

Among other things, the second floor is home to the Alexandria-Washington Lodge No. 22 and home of Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 120. (I've actually visited both of these lodges as I am a member of the nearby Pride of Fairfax No. 298.) The Replica Lodge Room is a replica in every detail from 1802, paintings, furniture, and so on. There is also Washington's bedchamber clock which is set at the time 10:20pm, Dec. 14th, 1799, the precise time of his death.

On the second floor, the Memorial Hall features a large bronze statue of Washington, a mural on the north wall shows George Washington and his troops at Christ Church in Philadelphia. On the south wall is another mural dating to September 18th 1793, laying the cornerstone of the United States Capitol.

The third floor has the Grotto Exhibit---a social organization of Master Masons. The initials M.O.V.P.E.R. (The Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm) are displayed over a single chair.

The fourth floor has the George Washington Museum which displays, paintings, relics, prints, and historical documents. Another impressive statue of Washington towers in the museum.

The fifth floor takes us to the Royal Arch Exhibit which includes a painting by Allyn Cox of ruins of Kings Solomon's Temple. Also, a reproduction of the Ark of the Covenant.

The higher the floor, the smaller the floor, so the higher floors contain less attractions. This is very noticeable on the highest floors. On the sixth floor is the Memorial Library, available only by appointment. It contains over 20,000 volumes Masonic works.

The seventh floor which contains several murals depicting Masonic lessons based on the Old Testament. (A detail from one of these murals is shown here.) The eigth floor is home to the Knights Templar Chapel which allows people to reflect and pray.

The ninth floor has the Tall Cedars Exhibit. This includes a model of King Solomon's throne and temple. This level overlooks the city of Old Town Alexandria in a spectacular fashion. The observation deck provides a 360 degree view of Alexandria.

The George Washington Masonic Memorial provides the public with a rich history of George Washington, and gives a window to view his life through. Anyone who ever plans to visit Alexandria must see this interesting memorial.

The Carlyle District and homes in Old Town enjoy spectacular views of the Memorial as do some of the residences at Jefferson Manor, the Midtowns, Hunting Creek Club, the Huntington Club and Montebello. For help finding a home in this area at any price, contact Will Nesbitt of Condo 1 Alexandria.

Luckett Field is a 5.6 acre baseball/softball field near the intersection of Duke St. and Wheeler. Part of the grounds is dedicated to the Luckett Field Skate Park.

The skate park is frequented by children and adults of all ages and is considered a safe-family friendly park. The park is styled as a street course with lots of different rails. There are several quarter pipes, a 6-7 foot halfpipe. In addition to several different sized banks, there is a pyramid, kicker ramp, grind box, manual pad, and ledges. The park also has a big 3 stair set. There is no bowl.

There is no admission to the park. This park doesn't require pads, but I recommend them.

The skatepark is open seven days a week beginning at 9 am. The hours are seasonal, so the park will close at 5 pm through March. Skaters must be 6 years old to use the skatepark, and those under age 10 must be accompanied by an adult.

The park lies in the shadow of the George Washington National Masonic Memorial (aka the Alexandria Lighthouse, the Masonic Temple) in Alexandria. The skyline of Carlyle is visible from the park. There are many upscale (and a few downscale) neighborhoods very close by.

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Since September of 1985, Fairfax County has provided an alternative to WMATA's Metrobus called the Fairfax Connector. The Fairfax Connector began operation in the southern end of Fairfax County from Huntington Metro Station to Mount Vernon and Fort Belvoir. Today the Connector has more than fifty routes providing public transportation to most of Fairfax County. The northern end of the county including Reston and Herndon is now well served by buses. Riders pay fares in by

• cash (exact change only);
• valid transfer tickets or tokens;
• bus pass cards from regional bus systems;
• Virginia Railway Express (VRE) passes;
• Translink passes or;
•  with Metro SmarTrip cards.

The basic fare for a bus trip is usually a dollar, but certain express routes range up to three dollars. When transferring from Metrorail transfer, fares are discounted significantly. The dollar fare is discounted to 35 cents (exact change) with a transfer ticker and the three dollar fair is discounted to $2.10 exact change. Pennies are not accepted as fare. Drivers do not carry cash and do not make change.

Fares for seniors are discounted to either $0.50 or $1.00. Seniors get free fare with a Metrorail transfer. Up to two children under age 5 may ride for free with a paying adult. The disabled ride free on all routes.

The are are a number of simple restrictions and rules on the Fairfax Connector. Smoking, eating, drinking and playing radio or video devices without earphones are strictly prohibited. Strollers must be folded on the bus. Service animals are permitted on the bus. Other small animals are permitted only if transported in a secure container.

Bus transfer tickets or tokens are issued FREE to customers paying fares with cash or tokens. Transfers are valid for two additional hours from time of boarding for an unlimited number of rides. A transfer cannot be redeemed for another transfer. VRE, Translink and bus passes serve as transfers.

For three dollars, a rider can purchase a regional one day bus pass. This pass is valid for an unlimited number of rides on local routes of participating regional bus systems on the day purchased. The one-day pass has a value of $1.25 per trip when used on express routes. The one day pass expires at midnight, Sunday-Thursday and at 2 a.m., Friday and Saturday.

North Fairfax County Schedules : Fairfax Connector bus routes serving Fairfax County Government Center, Herndon, Reston, Tysons Corner, Crystal City, Pentagon including service to the West Falls Church-VT/UVA, Dunn Loring/Merrifield, and Vienna-Fairfax/GMU Metrorail Stations.

South Fairfax County Schedules : Fairfax Connector bus routes serving Belle View, Fort Hunt, Fullerton Industrial Park, Kingstowne, Richmond Highway, Springfield, Tysons Corner, Pentagon including service to the Huntington, Van Dorn Street, Franconia-Springfield, and Dunn Loring/Merrifield Metrorail Stations.

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Fares are subject to change without notice. These fares were last updated January 2008 and as of November 15th they are still presumed to be (but not guaranteed to be) accurate.

Many think the George Washington Masonic Memorial is one of the most important memorials we have in the United States of America. Locals call the monument the Masonic Temple or more rarely the Alexandria Lighthouse. The building is located near the King St. Metro.

George Washington was more then just the first president of the United States, he was a man who promoted righteous virtues , a willing nature to fight for his beliefs. As one of our founding fathers, George Washington built this country with his vision of what America should strive to be.

The George Washington Masonic Memorial is a tribute to George Washington the man and the mason. Thus, the building reflects the democratic principles of George Washington by referencing the architectural style of ancient Rome and Greece. The edifice appears as a lighthouse, mimicking the architecture of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria. And high atop Shooter's Hill it dominates the Alexandria Skyline. But inside the building are many interesting rooms and site.

There are nine different floors in the edifice, each offering something different to the public. The first floor is the Grand Masonic Hall which can be used for lectures and meetings. The entire tower is supported by 8 granite Doric columns.

Also located on the first floor is the Shrine Exhibit. The Shriners of North America is an international fraternity which supports the Shriners Hospital for Children. The Shriners core beliefs are brotherly love, truth, relief, and fun. With over 375,000 members world wide, the Shriners have made a tremendous positive impact in children's lives for many years. The Shrine exhibit dates back to 1876 and depicts Presidents of the Shrine fraternity, 191 Shrine Temples, and one wall in the room symbolizes the pilgrimage to Mecca and the Shriners striving for perfection.

The "Shriners Hospital for Children" Room commemorates the work of Shriners every where in support of the Shriner Hospital for Children. In this room, there is a large white statue of a Shriner holding a little girl in the left arm and holding her crutches in the right hand. This room also houses an animated model of the Shriner parade.

The Independent Square Room, also on the first floor, contains a replica of Independence Square which is located at the Philadelphia Shriners Hospital.

The building's first floor is home to the George Washington Memorial Theater. This grand theater provides a wonderful setting for cultural events and still includes and original painting of George Washington painted by Hattie Elizabeth Burdette over looking the center of the stage.

Among other things, the second floor is home to the Alexandria-Washington Lodge No. 22 and home of Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 120. (I've actually visited both of these lodges as I am a member of the nearby Pride of Fairfax No. 298.) The Replica Lodge Room is a replica in every detail from 1802, paintings, furniture, and so on. There is also Washington's bedchamber clock which is set at the time 10:20pm, Dec. 14th, 1799, the precise time of his death.

On the second floor, the Memorial Hall features a large bronze statue of Washington, a mural on the north wall shows George Washington and his troops at Christ Church in Philadelphia. On the south wall is another mural dating to September 18th 1793, laying the cornerstone of the United States Capitol.

The third floor has the Grotto Exhibit---a social organization of Master Masons. The initials M.O.V.P.E.R. (The Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm) are displayed over a single chair.

The fourth floor has the George Washington Museum which displays, paintings, relics, prints, and historical documents. Another impressive statue of Washington towers in the museum.

The fifth floor takes us to the Royal Arch Exhibit which includes a painting by Allyn Cox of ruins of Kings Solomon's Temple. Also, a reproduction of the Ark of the Covenant.

The higher the floor, the smaller the floor, so the higher floors contain less attractions. This is very noticeable on the highest floors. On the sixth floor is the Memorial Library, available only by appointment. It contains over 20,000 volumes Masonic works.

The seventh floor which contains several murals depicting Masonic lessons based on the Old Testament. (A detail from one of these murals is shown here.) The eigth floor is home to the Knights Templar Chapel which allows people to reflect and pray.

The ninth floor has the Tall Cedars Exhibit. This includes a model of King Solomon's throne and temple. This level overlooks the city of Old Town Alexandria in a spectacular fashion. The observation deck provides a 360 degree view of Alexandria.

The George Washington Masonic Memorial provides the public with a rich history of George Washington, and gives a window to view his life through. Anyone who ever plans to visit Alexandria must see this interesting memorial.

The Carlyle District and homes in Old Town enjoy spectacular views of the Memorial as do some of the residences at Jefferson Manor, the Midtowns, Hunting Creek Club, the Huntington Club and Montebello.

The King St. Metro stops at the foot of the hill where King St. veers away from Old Town. From the Memorial, and from the Metro, one can look down King St. toward the Potomac to the unique shops, boutiques, restaurants, nightclubs and activities of Old Town Alexandria. The area has some of the shops you would expect in an upscale mall, but many of shops and restaurants you'll find only here.

Old Town Alexandria was a Colonial seaport. It is located down-river and within eyesight of Washington DC. Alexandria was George Washington's hometown. The city's roster of historic sites underlines how historically influential it has been. Thomas Jefferson entertained at Gadsby's Tavern; Robert E. Lee worshiped at Christ Church.

The Old Town district includes more than 4,000 historic buildings, outstanding examples of early American architecture that now house small businesses and gracious homes, all waiting to give you a modern welcome. Old Town is characterized by brick sidewalks that line historic structures. Elegant modern structures are carefully planned to fit with the feel of Old Town.

Old Town is a great place to live with historic properties, condominiums, garden-style condos, townhouses and houses. Check here to search available property:

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The Carlyle Towers is a contemporary luxury three-building complex located across the street from the George Washington Masonic Memorial and just blocks away from the King Street Metro Station. Carlyle Towers are also only four blocks away from the Eisenhower Avenue Metro Station and Metrorail’s Blue and Yellow line which makes the Carlyle Towers a great location for travel. Carlyle is located near Old Town Alexandria.

The Carlyle Towers offers a living lifestyle you will enjoy, appreciate, and won't want to leave anytime soon. There are plenty of amenities that will enhance your living experience. There are not one, but two swimming pools. There are both his and her sauna rooms, a hot tub, and a swim-in-place pool. In addition to the Jacuzzi pools, there are tennis courts, a shuffle board court, putting greens, an indoor car wash area, and individual bike storage. The fitness and exercise room is complete with machines, free weights and treadmills.

The average square footage of units at the Carlyle is 1200. Each condo generally includes a living-dining combo, a master bedroom with full bath, kitchen with new applicances and of course a washer, dryer, dishwasher and microwave.

Carlyle Towers has a vibrant neighborhood community with many club activities. Here are a few of the interests represented by clubs here:

• book,
• garden,
• walking,
• dinner,
• investments,
• bridge.

A feature that grabs everyone’s attention is the community roof deck overlooking the George Washington Masonic Memorial. Many of the amenities mentioned above (such as the putting green) are found on the deck or near the deck (such as the hot tubs). Many units at the Carlyle have views toward the memorial.

Because of its central location in the Carlyle District, Carlyle Towers is close to many conveniences and services. For example, there is an AMC Hoffman Movie Theater complex only a couple blocks away at the Eisenhower Metro. Whole Foods Grocery Store is located nearby on Duke Street. There are numerous restaurants within walking distance and many more a trolley ride away. Some of those restaurants include Stella’s, Joe Thiesman's, the Carlyle Deli Market, and Eve’s Place. Old Town is filled with shops and restaurants like Hard Times Café, Misha's and Le Gaulois.

If you enjoy visiting libraries you might enjoy any one of three different libraries that are less than 3 miles from Carlyle Towers, Martha Washington Library, James Duncan Library, and Kate W. Barrett Library.

There are numerous schools within a 3 mile radius in the local area of the Carlyle Towers, T.C. Williams High (“Remember The Titans” movie), George Washington Middle, Francis C. Hammond Middle, Lyles- Crouch Elementary, Maury Elementary, and Jefferson-Houston Elementary. Education resources include

• Virginia Department of Education
• Alexandria City Public Schools
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• Bishop Denis J. O'Connell High School
• Bishop Ireton High School
• Browne Academy
• Bullis School
• Burgundy Farm Day School
• Episcopal High School
• Fairfax County Public Schools
• Holton Arms School
• Madeira School, The
• Maret School
• National Cathedral School
• Potomac School, The
• St. Albans School
• St. Stephen's and St. Agnes School
• Sidwell Friends School

Another benefit of living at Carlyle Towers is that residents are eligible to join The Carlyle Club. The Carlyle Club hosts events such as weddings, cocktail parties, rehearsal dinners, ceremonies, bat & bar mitzvahs, baptisms, birthday parties, private parties, and Quinceneras. The Carlyle Club will provide elegance and sophistication for your events. Entertainment of all sorts can be provided with a state of the art sound and light system, bands, orchestras, and comedy acts. Various platters and dishes include seafood, pasta, vegetarian/vegan meals, carving, and deserts.

Recently Carlyle Towers held a "Get Acquainted" in May at The Carlyle Club in the John Carlyle Square. The party’s purpose was to bring the residents of the Carlyle community together. The Carlyle Towers are managed by the CFM Management Services which serves the Washington D.C. metro area.

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Founded in 1995, the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office Museum serves the public need to understand the importance intellectual property, including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. As you might imagine, intellectual property effects nearly every aspect of our daily life. The museum also underscores some of the innovations that have aided mankind by improving medicine, motor vehicles, and modern technology. The museum encourages and promotes future inventors to strive for excellence in invention.

If you're looking for the latest and greatest inventions get to the museum before Labor Day. Until then, twenty-five of the best inventions of 2007 can be viewed at the Modern Marvels Exhibit.

Art of Invention - Invention of Art Exhibit includes 70 works that serve a practical purpose. The first section is dedicated to inventors who pursued (or were inspired by) beauty. The section section of this exhibit features inventions that were a major factor and importance in science and industry. A few of these inventions are a part of both groups. For example the Hubble Space Telescope is an important scientific machine of discovery, but it also takes beautiful pictures of space. The museum also showcases inventions from throughout history chronicling some of the important steps we have taken in innovation.

The museum would not be complete without its own invention.  The USPTO Museum features a new system of video LED strip monitors. These can be arranged at will by changing display captions. In 2005 this innovative way to display content in a museum was issued its own patent.

The USPTO museum is open Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm; on Saturday from noon to 5 pm. The USPTO museum is closed on Sundays and federal holidays.

For metro riders, the USPTO is best accessed by the King St. Metro on the Yellow Line. The museum is located at the atrium of the Madison Building of the US Patent & Trademark Office at 600 Dulany Street which is on the periphery of Old Town, near the King St. Metro, in the Carlyle District. The Carlyle District is home to many upscale condos which have views of the USPTO, the Alexandria Lighthouse and more. For information about these condos in Alexandria please contact Will Nesbitt of Condo 1 Alexandria.

The King St. Metro stops at the foot of the Shooters Hill, the location of the "Alexandria Lighthouse" (aka the George Washington National Masonic Memorical.)

This structure is visible from miles around owing to its great size and strategic position atop the hill just outside Old Town Alexandria. The George Washington Masonic Memorial performs many functions. First and foremost, it is a Masonic Memorial, honoring and perpetuating the memory and character of a fellow mason, George Washington.

In addition this edifice serves as a tourist attraction and destination for many. The building hosts a research center and masonic library. The facilities can be rented for the purpose of community activities including performing arts and concerts.

The building houses banquets hosts celebrations. It regularly serves as a meeting site for Masonic and appendant Bodies. If you have never toured the building, it's an interesting and fun way to get a new perspective on Alexandria, Old Town and Masonry.

Old Town Alexandria is famous for many things: its quaint 18th Century architecture, its many shops and boutiques, the waterfront and Torpedo Factory. But Old Town is also well known for its many diverse restaurants.

The bustling brick walkways of Old Town are framed by dozens of of establishments to quench your thirst or offer a bite to eat. Sweet treats are found at the ice cream shops and candy shops, and a cold drink can be purchased at an old fashioned public house. Traditional colonial fare is found at Gadsby's Tavern and elsewhere.

If you're in the mood for something different it's easy to find ethnic cuisine from India, Vietnam, Ireland, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, France, China and more. Do you prefer seafood and fine dining on linen table cloths? Or are you in the mood for a juicy burger and brown paper bag full of fresh-cut fries from one of Five Guy's first locations. Perhaps you're in the mood for something trendy and bright, or dinner theatre?

It's easy to access Old Town via the King St. Metro and the Trolley and there are several convenient parking garages near the heart of Old Town. For my part, I have a hard time choosing from so many great restaurants, so I often let the parking decide. That is, I don't look for a restaurant, instead I look for a parking spot and then there is surely a great place wherever I park. I was curious just how many places are right here in Old Town and here's the list I came up with.

1. 101 Royal Restaurant (703) 549-6080 480 King St.
2. Alexandria Diner (703) 960-1700 5821 Richmond Hwy, Alexandria, VA 22303
3. Bayoumi's Cafe (703) 838-9400 601 N Fairfax St Suite 130,
4. Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream (703) 684-8866 103 S Union St.
5. Bertucci's Brick Oven Pizzeria (703) 548-8500 725 King St.
6. Bilbo Baggins Cafe-Restaurant (703) 683-0300 208 Queen St.
7. Bistro Europa (703) 549-0533 715 King St.
8. Blue & White Carry Out (703) 548-3867 1024 Wythe St.
9. Braddock Cafe (703) 836-8366 1320 Braddock Pl,
10. Bugsy's Pizza Restaurant & Sports Bar (703) 683-0313 111 King St.
11. Burrito Grill (703) 299-6009 301 N Washington St.
12. Cafe Salsa (703) 684-4100 808 King St.
13. Cajun Bangkok (703) 836-0038 907 King St.
14. California Wraps (703) 299-9894 5 Cameron St.
15. Capital Restaurant Catering LLC (703) 519-6490 103 N Alfred St.
16. Carlyle Deli Market (703) 548-7717 2141 Jamieson Ave,
17. Casablanca Restaurant (703) 549-6464 1504 King St.
18. Cate's Bistro (703) 549-0533 1640 King St.
19. Chadwicks-Old Town (703) 836-4442 203 The Strand,
20. Chicken Out Rotisserie (703) 684-9280 701 S Washington St.
21. China King Restaurant (703) 549-3268 701 King St.
22. Chipotle (703) 548-5169 601 King St.
23. Christie's Cafe (703) 836-6661 723 Wilkes St.
24. Dandy Restaurant Cruise Ship (703) 683-6076 0 Prince St.
25. Domino's Pizza (703) 684-5010 716 Church St.
26. Dragon Eatery (703) 548-1040 5 Cameron St.
27. Eamons 728 King St.
28. East Wind Restaurant (703) 836-1515 809 King St.
29. Ecco Cafe (703) 684-0321 220 N Lee St.
30. Elysium (703) 838-8000 116 S Alfred St.
31. Faccia Luna (703) 838-5998 823 S Washington St.
32. Fairfax Deli & Carry-Out (703) 683-0824 634 S Fairfax St.
33. Fish Market Restaurant (703) 836-5676 105 King St.
34. Fish Markets (703) 549-1150 407 E Braddock Rd, Alexandria, VA 22301
35. Five Guys (703) 549-7991 107 N Fayette St.
36. Gadsby's Tavern Restaurant (703) 548-1288 138 N Royal St.
37. Geno's Restaurant (703) 549-1796 1300 King St.
38. Geranio Ristorante (703) 548-0088 722 King St.
39. Ginger Beef Foody-Goody (703) 683-4888 430 N Pitt St.
40. Goody's Carryout (703) 535-3386 1104 Queen St.
41. Hard Times Cafe (703) 683-8545 112 S West St Suite 310,
42. Hard Times Cafe (703) 837-0050 1404 King St.
43. Holiday Inn Alexandria Old Town (703) 549-6080 480 King St.
44. Hotel Monaco 480 King St.
45. Il Porto Ristorante (703) 836-8833 121 King St.
46. Jack's Place (703) 684-0372 222 N Lee St.
47. Jerry's (703) 836-6966 828 N Washington St.
48. Joe Theismann's (703) 739-0777 1800 Diagonal Rd Suite A,
49. King Street Blues (703) 836-8800 112 N Saint Asaph St.
50. Koto Restaurant (703) 683-2232 211 King St.
51. La Madeleine French Bakery & Cafe (703) 739-2854 500 King St.
52. La Porta's Restaurant (703) 683-6313 1600 Duke St.
53. Landini Bros Restaurant (703) 836-8404 115 King St.
54. Le Bergerie (703) 683-1007 218 N Lee St.
55. Le Bon Cafe (703) 519-1777 1310 Braddock Pl,
56. Le Gaulois Cafe Restaurant (703) 739-9494 1106 King St.
57. Le Refuge Restaurant (703) 548-4661 127 N Washington St.
58. Los Amigos Restaurant (703) 548-8078 703 King St.
59. Majestic Cafe (703) 837-9117 911 King St.
60. Mamma Ilardo's (703) 549-6550 210 King St.
61. McDonald's (703) 549-8096 619 King St.
62. Monterey's Pizza (703) 683-9400 1230 N Henry St.
63. Morrison House (703) 838-8000 116 S Alfred St.
64. Murphy's Grand Irish Pub (703) 548-1717 713 King St.
65. Nickell's & Scheffler (703) 549-5545 1028 King St.
66. Olde Towne Deli (703) 836-8028 109 N Washington St.
67. Pat Troy's Restaurant & Pub (703) 549-4535 111 N Pitt St.
68. Perfect Pita (703) 683-4330 1640 King St.
69. Perk's Coffee Shop (703) 706-5886 822 N Fairfax St.
70. Pita House (703) 684-9194 407 Cameron St.
71. Popeyes (703) 549-4028 702 King St.
72. Pops Old Fashion Ice Cream (703) 518-5374 109 King St.
73. Portners Restaurant (703) 683-1776 109 S Saint Asaph St.
74. Potomac Party Cruises (703) 683-6076 0 Prince St Suite 1,
75. Quizno's Subs (703) 299-6123 608 N Saint Asaph St.
76. RBistrot Lafayette (703) 548-2525 1118 King St.
77. Rock It Grill (703) 739-2274 1319 King St.
78. Romans Restaurant & Cafe (703) 778-2976 728 N Henry St.
79. Royal Restaurant (703) 548-1616 734 N Saint Asaph St.
80. Santa Fe East (703) 548-6900 110 S Pitt St.
81. Scoop Grill & Homemade Ice Cream (703) 549-4527 110 King St.
82. Sergeants Restaurant (703) 548-3397 1125 Queen St.
83. Siam 815 (703) 519-7399 815 King St.
84. Sizzling Express (703) 838-1608 682 N Saint Asaph St.
85. South Austin Grill (703) 684-8969 801 King St.
86. Southside 815 (703) 836-6222 815 S Washington St.
87. Speedy's Chicken Place (703) 299-8886 1026 King St.
88. Splendid Fare Catering .(703) 519-1777 1310 Braddock Pl,
89. Stardust Restaurant & Lounge (703) 548-9864 608 Montgomery St.
90. Stella's Restaurant (703) 519-1946 1725 Duke St Suite 500,
91. Subway Sandwich Shop
92. Sun's Cafe (703) 548-6788 801 N Fairfax St Suite 101,
93. Table Talk Restaurant (703) 548-3989 1623 Duke St.
94. Taj Palace (703) 548-1739 719 King St.
95. Taverna Cretekou Restaurant (703) 548-8688 818 King St.
96. Tea Cosy (703) 836-8181 119 S Royal St.
97. Thai Old Town Restaurant (703) 684-6503 300 King St.
98. Thai Roma Restaurant (703) 519-7399 815 King St.
99. Torpedo Grill (703) 519-0050 5 Cameron St.
100. Traditions Restaurant (703) 548-6300 625 First St.
101. Trattoria Da Franco (703) 548-9338 305 S Washington St.
102. Two-Nineteen Restaurant (703) 549-1141 219 King St.
103. Union Street Public House (703) 548-1785 121 S Union St.
104. Villa D'este (703) 549-9477 600 Montgomery St.
105. Warehouse Bar & Grill (703) 683-6868 214 King St.
106. Waterfront Cafe (703) 836-6161 209 Madison St.
107. Wendy's (703) 683-5221 825 N Washington St.
108. Wharf Restaurant (703) 836-2836 119 King St.
109. Wholefoods Duke St.
     
110. Xando Cosi (703) 299-9833 700 King St.

If you're interested in living in the land of 100 restaurants, contact me, Will Nesbitt. From Carlyle Towers to Port Royal from Alexandria House to the Strand, I have you covered.