There are homes you can actually afford, and then there are homes that are just fun to look at.
Our list of the most expensive recently-sold homes in Arlington, below, is definitely the latter for all but the most well heeled.
Taking a look back in April, there were 290 sales and 161 new listings with a median sales price of $646,000 and a median list price of $625,000, according to Homesnap.
- 1781 N. Pierce Street #2301 — 2 BD/2 BA condo — $3,150,000
- 3619 N. Vernon Street — 7 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $3,068,545
- 4156 39th Street N. — 6 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $2,736,500
- 3616 N. Lincoln Street — 5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $2,325,000
- 3216 N. Abingdon Street — 6 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,231,001
- 2827 N. Somerset Street — 5 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $1,895,000
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There are homes you can actually afford, and then there are homes that are just fun to look at.
Our list of the most expensive homes sold in Arlington, below, is definitely the latter for all but the most well heeled.
- 1881 N. Nash Street #2311 — 3 BD/3.5 BA condo — $3,175,000
- 4011 Vacation Lane — 5 BD/5 BA, 2 half bath single-family home — $2,350,000
- 4534 15th Street N. — 5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $2,218,500
- 3933 27th Road N. — 6 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $2,087,500
- 1604 N. Cleveland Street — 4 BD/3.5 BA single-family home — $2,015,000
- 5734 18th Street N. — 5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $1,775,000
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Welcome to March!
It’s a new month which means it’s time to take a look back at some of the most expensive homes sold across Arlington in February.
Looking back, in February, there were 384 homes listed for sale across Arlington, according to Homesnap. Of those for sale, 268 were condos, 92 were detached homes and 24 were townhomes. Additionally, the median list price was $577, 475 with a median sales price of $641, 250.
Let’s take a look at some of the most expensive homes sold in February:
- 3038 N. Peary Street — 7 BD/6 BA, 2 half bath single-family home — $2,950,000
- 4651 35th Street N. — 7 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $2,775,000
- 6201 31st Street N. — 5 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,105,000
- 1314 N. Stafford Street — 5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $1,895,000
- 5512 Little Falls Road — 5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $1,750,000
- 1548 N. Colonial Terrace — 3 BD/3 BA, 2 half bath townhome — $1,625,000
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The first month of 2022 flew by, but before we say good bye to January let’s take a look at some of the most expensive homes sold.
According to Homesnap, more than 380 homes were sold across Arlington with a median list price of $600,000 and a median sales price of $617,500. Additionally, homes spent an average of 85 days on the market.
Now, here are a few of the most expensive homes sold in Arlington this past month:
- 1311 N. Highland Street — 5 BD/5 BA, 2 half bath single-family home — $2,900,000
- 4677 N. Dittmar Road — 5 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,575,005
- 1031 N. Edgewood Street — 6 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,530,000
- 5008 15th Street N. — 7 BA.5.5 BA single-family home — $2,325,000
- 920 N. Quesada Street — 6 BD/5 BA, 2 half bath single-family home — $1,950,000
- 1781 N. Pierce Street #2504 — 2 BD/2 BA condo — $1,665,000
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Welcome to 2022! A new year is here and January kicked off with a cold and snowy start.
Taking a look back, 114 new listings hit the market in the past four weeks and 263 were recently sold, according to Homesnap.
Additionally, there was a median sales price of $695,000 and a median list price of $579,999. There were a total of 414 homes for sale, with 276 condos, 111 detached homes and 27 townhomes.
Let’s take a look at a few of the most expensive homes sold in December:
- 3839 Military Road — 7 BD/7 BA, 2 half bath single-family home — $2,840,000
- 721 N. Kenmore Street — 4 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $2,404,036
- 2513 N. Vernon Street — 5 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,100,000
- 3420 21st Avenue N. — 6 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $1,800,000
- 1615 N. Queen Street #M406 — 2 BD/2.5 BA condo — $1,635,000
- 2020 N. Roosevelt Street — 5 BD/4 BD, 2 half bath single-family home — $1,525,000
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December is here and the holidays are in full swing, so let’s take a look back at Arlington real estate in November.
This past month, more than 250 homes were sold across Arlington with a median sales price of $685,000 and a median list price of $595,000, according to Homesnap. Additionally, homes spend an average of 82 days on the market.
Now, let’s take a look at a few of the most expensive homes sold in November:
- 6300 36th Street N. — 6 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $2,299,000
- 3845 N. Chesterbrook Road — 6 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,200,000
- 3100 N. Nelson Street — 6 BD/5 BA single-family home — $1,999,000
- 4924 Little Falls Road — 4 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $1,755,000
- 3012 N. Rochester Street — 5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $1,650,000
- 2000 Clarendon Boulevard #1205 — 2 BD/2.5 BA condo — $1,499,420
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It’s already November and fall is definitely here as we say hello again to daylight savings — don’t forget to set you clocks back this weekend!
Taking a look back, in October, there were 655 homes listed for sale across Arlington, including 177 new listings, according to Homesnap. Of those 655 homes listed for sale, 408 were condos. Additionally, the median list price was $649,900 with a median sales price of $688,000.
Below are a few of the most expensive homes sold in October:
- 3155 20th Street N. — 6 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $3,750,000
- 4151 39th Street N. — 6 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $2,650,000
- 4124 N. Richmond Street — 6 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,425,000
- 5624 34th Street N. — 6 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,149,000
- 1111 19th Street N. #2904 — 3 BD/3.5 BA condo — $2,000,000
- 1604 N. Cleveland Street — 4 BD/3 BA single-family home — $1,890,000
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Welcome to October — it’s spooky season!
With a new month, it’s time to take a look back on some of the most expensive homes sold in Arlington in September. (For some, these price tags may be a bit spooky…)
Taking a look back, in September, more than 200 homes were sold across Arlington with a median sales price of $698,700, according to Homesnap. Additionally, homes spent an average of 66 days on the market.
Now, here are a few of the most expensive homes sold in Arlington this past month:
- 4408 33rd Road N. — 6 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,725,000
- 3911 Lorcom Lane — 5 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,475,000
- 514 N. Monroe Street — 5 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,336,550
- 3223 1st Street N. — 6 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $1,925,000
- 2727 N. Radford Street — 6 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $1,875,000
- 1611 N. Bryan Street — 5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $1,860,500
- 4115 N. Randolph Court — 6 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $1,850,000
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In this latest edition of Just Sold, we’re highlighting “budget buy” properties sold in the past month.
These include single-family home sales under $900,000, townhouse and duplex sales under $750,000, and condo sales under $600,000. Yes, these “budget” prices are high by most standards, but they are among the more affordable properties in Arlington right now.
Take a look at some of this past month’s budget buys:
- 5630 8th Road N.
5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home
Sold: $885,000 - 1020 19th Street S.
2 BD/1 BA single-family home
Sold: $790,000 - 600 S. Walter Reed Drive
4 BD/2 BA single-family home
Sold: $769,000 - 1043 N. Monroe Street
2 BD/2 BA townhouse
Sold: $715,000 - 1617 10th Street S.
3 BD/2 BA townhouse
Sold: $595,000 - 1001 N. Vermont Street #710
2 BD/2 BA condo
Sold: $575,000 - 2301 25th Street S. #4405
2 BD/2 BA condo
Sold: $475,000
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In the past couple of months, we’ve highlighted what $1 million and $750,000 can afford you in real estate around Northern Virginia. For each roundup, we showcased recently sold single-family homes.
This month, we’re taking a look at what $500,000 can get you. However, as you may have guessed, finding a single-family home that’s sold for $500,000 in Arlington is a bit unrealistic these days. Instead, we’ll focus on condos sold in the past three months. It’s worth noting these prices do not include condo fees.
We’ll start here in Arlington and work our way to other parts of the area.
Arlington
3347 S. Wakefield Street #B1
Specs:
- Built: 1940
- 3 BD/2 BA condo
- 1,290 square feet
- Features: Recent renovations, open floor plan, nearby community pool and tennis courts
Sold: $500,000
Alexandria
5112 Donovan Drive #405
Specs:
- Built: 2001
- 2 BD/2 BA condo
- 1,349 square feet
- Features: Private balcony, underground parking, two-level vaulted ceiling, community pool and basketball court
Sold: $505,000
McLean
1641 International Drive #315
Specs:
- Built: 1998
- 2 BD/2 BA condo
- 1,114 square feet
- Features: Corner unit, recent updates, near Metro
Sold: $495,000
Reston
12001 Market Street #419
Specs:
- Built: 2003
- 2 BD/2 BA condo
- 1,224 square feet
- Features: Two-level penthouse, balcony overlooking pool, two assigned underground parking spaces
Sold: $497,500
Sterling
45141 Kincora Drive
Specs:
- Built: 2019
- 3 BD/2.5 BA condo
- 1,608 square feet
- Features: Gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, wood floors
Sold: $500,000
Woodbridge
Specs:
- Built: 2004
- 2 BD/2 BA condo
- 1,786 square feet
- Features: Waterfront views, den, community exercise room and walking paths
Sold: $510,000
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This past week, 43 properties were sold in Arlington, according to Homesnap.
As of Sept. 5, the median list price for homes on the market was $594,900, and the median sales price was $652,500. Additionally, homes are spending an average of 71 days on the market.
To get a closer look at these numbers, let’s take a look at a few properties that were sold this past week, including their original list price, final sales price and days spent on market.
- 3200 N. Abingdon Street — 5 BD/5.5+ BA single-family home
List price: $3,175,000
Final price: $3,200,000 (+$25,000)
Under contract 6 days after hitting market - 6733 Lee Highway — 7 BD/4.5 BA single-family home
List price: $1,795,000
Final price: $1,650,000 (-$145,000)
Under contract 34 days after hitting market - 4112 26th Road N. — 3 BD/3.5 BA single-family home
List price: $1,175,000
Final price: $1,225,000 (+$50,000)
Under contract 3 days after hitting market - 2114 S. Joyce Street — 3 BD/2 BA single-family home
List price: $830,000
Final price: $905,000 (+$75,000)
Under contract 6 days after hitting market - 1025 N. Stafford Street — 3 BD/2 BA townhouse
List price: $800,000
Final price: $800,000 (+/-$0)
Under contract 6 days after hitting market
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