This regularly scheduled sponsored column is written by Jean Ropp
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If you’re looking for a new construction, single family home in Arlington with modern design,and the peace of mind that comes with new construction, these listings could be interesting to you. These 9 single-family home listings offer the opportunity to settle into some of Arlington’s most sought-after communities, in a new build property, without exceeding your budget. Here’s a look at what’s currently available under $2 million, and most of them have had recent price reductions.
(Keep in mind, some prices are for the lot only or are base prices and will increase with buyer selections)
Link to all 9 properties here
- 2318 N Powhatan St
5 Bed/5.5 Bath $1,299,000
*Starting price for the lot
Presented by Urban Living Real Estate, LLC - 2917 18th St S
6 Bed/5.5 Bath $1,695,000
Presented by Fidelity Real Estate Corporation - 1610 12th St S
4 Bed/4.5 Bath $1,699,900
Presented by Casey Margenau Fine Homes and Estates LLC - 2007 S Joyce St
5 Bed/5 Bath $1,750,000
Presented by Samson Properties - 5809 2nd St S
5 Bed/4.5 Bath $1,797,500
*Base price (sales price will increase with buyer selections)
Presented by Pearson Smith Realty, LLC - 1500 N Harrison St
9 Bed/7 Bath $1,800,000
*Starting price for the lot
Presented by RLAH @properties - 5817 2nd St S
5 Bed/4.5 Bath $1,885,500
*Base price (sales price will increase with buyer selections)
Presented by Pearson Smith Realty, LLC - 2100 Patrick Henry Drive
5 Bed/3.5 Bath $1,899,900
Presented by AWB Real Estate LLC - 889 N. Manchester St
5 Bed/5.5 Bath $1,980,000
*Base price (sales price will increase with buyer selections)
Presented by Toll Brothers Real Estate Inc.
Curious about any of these builders or these properties? Feel free to email Jean at [email protected] or call/text 781.635.5530 to set up a private showing or ask any and all questions.
Jean and her team believe that your real estate needs should be managed by advisors, not salespeople. Their mission is to guide, educate, and advocate for their clients through real advice, hands-on support, and personalized service.
