Rare opportunity to buy one of the original Arlington early 1900s homes, completely renovated and restored with quality construction and attention to detail. Handsomely sited on one of the highest points in Arlington, surrounded by dense and mature trees and beautiful landscape architecture. The 2/3-acre site features a 3-car garage, oversize carport, and additional off-street parking. Located on a quiet non-through street with sweeping views
REDUCED! Incredible Value, Space and Finishes in this Stunning new build backing to WGCC! Four levels of incredibly spacious rooms w/ the added luxury of a custom elevator. Stunning white kitchen offers an oversized, quartz island opening to the family rm w/ a dry stack, floor to ceiling fireplace. Main Level Bedroom w/FB + Gorgeous Office/Den! Total 6BR + Den, 5FB & 3 Powder Rms! Retreat to the master for more luxury & views. Master
Fully Renovated 1962 custom Rambler featuring over 3,500 sq ft of living space. Just around the corner from Taylor Elementary School and Zachary Taylor Park and trail. Very spacious floor plan with refinished hardwoods on the main level, plus a year round Sunroom. Wonderful new Kitchen with Jenn-Air appliances and Silestone counters. Amazing lower level includes huge Family Room with fireplace, a bedroom and full bath, plus a large Recreation
Whitewashed brick colonial nestled on a hill with European style premium stucco addition considerately expanded in 2011. Quiet neighborhood with walking trails to Potomac Overlook Park. Locally sourced oak floors, Master Bedroom with customized Walk-in closet and sitting room/office. Laundry room on 2nd floor with bedrooms. Lower level suite with separate entrance. Detached Garage. Customized stone outdoor living space. A must see!!!
Over 3000 sq ft Immaculately kept & welcoming tudor style home located in Arlington, VA. Feat comfortable sun filled rooms, lrg eat in kit w/stainless steel appl. beautiful family room w/ tray ceiling, cathedral ceiling in master bedroom w/ en suite bath fully finished light-filled lrg open basement. Add'l off-street parking and extra-deep single car garage. Peaceful and private fenced in yard.
Here is your chance to own in Donaldson Run. Welcome to this charming, split level, with 4 bedrooms and 3 baths in convenient north Arlington. This beautiful split level boasts original hardwood floors, wood burning fireplace, and a modern renovated kitchen. Nice master bedroom with bath and large closet. Lower level studio with family room and full bedroom with bath. Lower level opens onto side patio with semi enclosed fence. Half a block
New Roof!! All hardwood floors refinished!! Charming rambler w/addition, cul de sac** Renovate, remodel, add on. Gorgeous , wide, tree- lined lot perfectly situated on a no-thru street. Watch the 4th of July fireworks and gaze at the Washington monument from large double deck** Pella Windows** Close to DC, walking path to elem school, Donaldson Park, Lorcom Lane**
Immediately following World War II, and in the face of the impending baby boom, construction in Donaldson Run took off. The majority of the houses built at that time were designed by Broyhill & Sons. While they offered multiple styles and designs, the most common by far was the three-bedroom ranch house.
Luckily, a good deal of Donaldson Run's natural beauty has been maintained in residential areas as well as local parks. The neighborhood is home to Lee Heights Park, Zachary Taylor Park, and Donaldson Run Nature Area, and is adjacent to Potomac Overlook Regional Park.
Donaldson Run Origins
Donaldson Run is named for the stream of the same name that runs directly through the neighborhood. It in turn was named for the Donaldsons, a farming family that lived in the area in the 18th century. Like much of Northern Arlington County, Donaldson Run remained primarily rural until the 20th century and because of its proximity to militarily advantageous landmarks, such as Minor Hill in Williamsburg, it was occupied by Union troops and the natural landscape was torn apart. As residents strove to recover and rebuild, they were finally rewarded for their patience by the introduction of electric railways.
Trolley service brought in a fair number of affluent Washingtonians, many of whom built summer homes and contributed to the local economy. Concurrently, it also allowed Arlingtonians to earn DC wages, while living a county lifestyle. Development of Donaldson Run was slated to begin in the early 1930's, but progress was severely stymied by the Depression and World War II. The New Deal and The Pentagon were not as beneficial to this neighborhood as to so many others.
Donaldson Run Transportation & Location
Donaldson Run has no Metro Station, but it is nearest to the Ballston-MU Metro on the Orange and Silver lines, which is accessible via the N Glebe Rd (VA-120), providing access to the District of Columbia; and to I-395 to the south, toward Alexandria.
Donaldson Run is bounded by Military Rd to the north, N Randolph St to the east, Old Dominion Dr to the south, and N Glebe Rd to the west.
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