Ashton Heights
Ashton Heights | Arlington Real Estate
Ashton Heights | Real Estate
500 N Kenmore St, ARLINGTON
5 Beds,
4½ Baths,
4,624 SqFt
This amazing Modern Rustic Farmhouse is an oasis in the midst of the hippest part of North Arlington. 0.5 Miles from VA Sq-GMU Metro Stations, Clarendon, and Ballston. One of the most walkable neighborhoods in Arlington, VA. The property showcases luxurious finishes, Modern Rustic Gourmet kitchen with authentic reclaimed barn beams from the late 1800s, Ceiling with chestnut planks. Live wood bar countertop from the early 1900s with custom-built
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3208 2nd Rd N, ARLINGTON
4 Beds,
3 Baths,
2,336 SqFt
Fabulous home located within walking distance to Clarendon metro and restaurants. 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths. Highlights include a beautifully updated kitchen with Viking range a 2nd oven and loads of counter space. Kitchen has easy access to the large deck and backyard. Kitchen also opens to huge DR with gas fireplace and an upstairs family room. All bathrooms have been updated. The lower level has a large bright family room with a 2nd gas
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BALLSTON-VIRGINIA SQUARE | CLARENDON | COURTHOUSE | FOGGY BOTTOM | GEORGETOWN | LYON VILLAGE | OLD GLEBE | PALISADES | ROSSLYN | SOUTHWEST WATERFRONT
Ashton Heights Property Values
Originally, the vast majority of houses were wood-framed foursquares and bungalows. These now share the neighborhood with Cape Cods and a predominant number of Colonials. Early deed restrictions laid down by Ashton C. Jones in hopes of creating and maintaining a "picturesque" environment, permitted only single-family homes, but the influx of residents to the Washington area during The New Deal and World War II, was overwhelming and led to the establishment of Ashton Heights' first multi-family dwellings.
Ashton Heights Early Days
In 1909, a native Virginian named Ashton C. Jones moved to Clarendon to join his brother in what were then promising real estate endeavors. Ten years later, Jones purchased sixty-one acres that had belonged to the Hunter family for nearly seventy years, out of which he platted two subdivisions. By 1921 he had combined the two into one and named it Ashton Heights. Over the next several years, development progressed steadily and the neighborhood's borders shifted occasionally to cover more ground.
Ashton Heights Transportation & Location
Ashton Heights is serviced by the Virginia Square Metro on the Orange and Silver lines. Arlington Blvd (Route 50) connects to I-66 to the north, providing access to the District of Columbia; and to I-395 to the south, toward Alexandria.
The Ashton Heights neighborhood is bounded by Wilson Blvd to the north, N Glebe Rd to the west, Arlington Blvd to the south, and N Irving St to the east.
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Listing information last updated on December 16th, 2019 at 4:45am EST.
