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Arlington’s Planning Commission recommend the County Board vote in favor of several site plan amendments that would usher in the future home of Amazon’s permanent HQ2 in Pentagon City.
The commission voted unanimously in favor of Amazon’s request to remove a stretch of 14th Road S., and voted 12-1 in favor of a request to build two 22-story office buildings past current zoning restrictions.
Address: 307 N Upton Court
Neighborhood: Ballston
Type: 3 BR, 3 (+1 half) BA townhouse – 1686 sq. ft.
Open House: 6/4 5-7pm and 6/6 2-4pm
Listed: $1,099,900
Noteworthy: Stunning Brick Townhome with Light-Filled Floor Plan!
Beautifully maintained four-level brick-front townhome built in 2014 and ideally located just minutes from Ballston, the Metro, Lubber Run Park, the W&OD Trail, and major commuter routes including Route 50 and I-66. This light-filled home offers 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a two-car rear-load garage, and professionally landscaped curb appeal.
The open-concept main level features hardwood floors, tall ceilings, recessed lighting, and abundant natural light. The gourmet kitchen includes granite countertops, a ceramic tile backsplash, 42-inch cabinetry, stainless steel GE Profile appliances, gas cooking, pantry storage, and a spacious eat-in area.
Upstairs, the primary suite offers hardwood floors, a walk-in closet with custom organizers, and a luxurious bath with dual vanity, glass-enclosed shower, and private water closet. A second bedroom, full hall bath, and convenient upper-level laundry complete this floor.
The top level features a private third bedroom suite with a full bath and access to a rooftop balcony with a built-in gas line—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Additional updates include a ducted mini-split system installed in 2023.
A rare opportunity to own a move-in ready townhome in one of Arlington’s most convenient and desirable locations.
Listed by:
Rob Ferguson – RE/MAX Allegiance
[email protected]
(703) 926-6139
When given a daunting task, like vacuuming up the leaves in front of every home in the county, one might be tempted to try to rush through it as quickly as possible.
But for one of Arlington County’s leaf vacuum crews, helping out residents and getting the job done right is the priority.
Around this time each year, I remind readers that county officials annually underestimate revenue and overestimate spending. The result is tens of millions of taxpayer dollars spent each November in the closeout process with little public input.
Despite county officials making the case earlier this year that the County Board had no choice but to raise our tax rate in the face of “tough budget times,” this year’s closeout process is essentially a repeat of last year.
Get ready for one of Arlington’s biggest summer events! Voted Arlington Magazine’s Best Festival, the Columbia Pike Blues Festival is back on Saturday, June 13 with a brand new location at Penrose Square for a full day of live music, local food, shopping, family fun, and nonstop Pike vibes.
Come out and enjoy live blues performances all day long, explore 60+ local vendors, grab food and drinks from Pike favorites, and bring the whole family for activities in the Kids Zone, face painting, popcorn, and more. Don’t forget to stop by the CPP tent for exclusive Columbia Pike merch and festival goodies available throughout the day.
This regularly-scheduled sponsored Q&A column is written by Eli Tucker, Arlington-based Realtor and Arlington resident. Please submit your questions to him via email for response in future columns. Enjoy!
Question: Do you have any guidance on choosing which Title Company to work with when buying or selling real estate?
First Lee Highway, then the world.
That’s the plan for Bob and Edith’s Diner, which just announced its intention to grow from a small regional chain to a nationwide — and perhaps international — juggernaut via franchising.
A fire Monday evening at an apartment building in the Westover area caused significant damage, displacing residents from six apartments.
The fire broke out shortly before 5:30 p.m. at a two-story garden apartment building on the 1100 block of N. Kensington Street. Arriving firefighters found flames shooting out of the rear of the building.
An irate man exposed himself to a rideshare driver after being dropped off at his destination along Columbia Pike early Thanksgiving morning.
The incident happened just before 3 a.m. on the 1900 block of Columbia Pike, near the Columbia Crossing Apartments.
An editorial in the Arlington Sun Gazette newspaper last week, on the topic of single-family zoning, seems to suggest that renters are ill-informed and should have less of a say than homeowners.
Those who live in Arlington’s single-family neighborhoods traditionally have dominated the direction of local governance. They are the ones who have controlled the selection of local officials and then, through activism, ensured public policy proceeds the way they desire.
