Colonial

Historic Character, Thoughtful Updates, and Exceptional Opportunity. Located between Queen and Princess in the heart of Old Town Alexandria, this detached home offers a rare combination of authentic history, key updates, and incredible potential for the next owner to make it their own. Spanning approximately 1,400+ taxable square feet, the home features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, including a primary suite with an en suite bath--a unique offering for this location. Original pine hardwood floors lie beneath the carpet on the main and upper levels, offering an exciting opportunity to restore and enhance the home’s historic charm. The front portion of the home dates to the post–Civil War era (circa 1870–1880), with expansions in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, resulting in a classic shotgun-style layout with open living and dining spaces that lead into the kitchen and rear utility areas. Historic character is evident throughout, including charming built-ins that add both functionality and timeless appeal. The living room is anchored by a custom brick feature wall built with reclaimed 19th-century brick sourced from a Washington, DC building of the same era. At its center is a Vermont Castings Dutchwest Federal Convection Heater (Model 2460), a high-efficiency cast iron wood-burning stove known for its strong heat output and classic styling. During the colder months, the stove serves as a powerful supplemental heat source, helping reduce overall energy usage while creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The kitchen was fully remodeled in 2026, including new subflooring and hickory flooring, and the home has been further updated with a new HVAC system installed in July 2025 along with a durable metal roof. The main level offers open living and dining areas that flow into a rear kitchen with direct access to the backyard, as well as a laundry area with an adjacent half bath for added convenience. The fenced backyard is notably spacious for Old Town and features a bluestone patio, creating an ideal setting for outdoor living, dining, and entertaining. With rare rear alley access and two off-street parking spaces, the lot opens the door to a variety of possibilities -- whether expanding the home, enhancing the outdoor space, or exploring future options such as a garage with additional living space above (buyer to verify). Bring your vision and transform this historic property into its full potential. Opportunities like this — a detached home with land, parking, and flexibility--are increasingly rare in Old Town. Enjoy the best of Old Town living with close proximity to charming boutiques, award-winning restaurants, waterfront parks, and year-round community events, all just minutes from your doorstep. Ideally located near both Braddock Road and King Street Metro stations, the home offers exceptional access to public transit and is just a short commute into Washington, DC, making it an ideal choice for those seeking both historic charm and city convenience. The listing price reflects the home’s current condition and presents a compelling opportunity for customization and long-term value.

Historic Character, Thoughtful Updates, and Exceptional Opportunity. Located between Queen and Princess in the heart of Old Town Alexandria, this detached home offers a rare combination of authentic history, key updates, and incredible potential for the next owner to make it their own. Spanning approximately 1,400+ taxable square feet, the home features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, including a primary suite with an en suite bath--a unique offering for this location. Original pine hardwood floors lie beneath the carpet on the main and upper levels, offering an exciting opportunity to restore and enhance the home’s historic charm. The front portion of the home dates to the post–Civil War era (circa 1870–1880), with expansions in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, resulting in a classic shotgun-style layout with open living and dining spaces that lead into the kitchen and rear utility areas. Historic character is evident throughout, including charming built-ins that add both functionality and timeless appeal. The living room is anchored by a custom brick feature wall built with reclaimed 19th-century brick sourced from a Washington, DC building of the same era. At its center is a Vermont Castings Dutchwest Federal Convection Heater (Model 2460), a high-efficiency cast iron wood-burning stove known for its strong heat output and classic styling. During the colder months, the stove serves as a powerful supplemental heat source, helping reduce overall energy usage while creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The kitchen was fully remodeled in 2026, including new subflooring and hickory flooring, and the home has been further updated with a new HVAC system installed in July 2025 along with a durable metal roof. The main level offers open living and dining areas that flow into a rear kitchen with direct access to the backyard, as well as a laundry area with an adjacent half bath for added convenience. The fenced backyard is notably spacious for Old Town and features a bluestone patio, creating an ideal setting for outdoor living, dining, and entertaining. With rare rear alley access and two off-street parking spaces, the lot opens the door to a variety of possibilities -- whether expanding the home, enhancing the outdoor space, or exploring future options such as a garage with additional living space above (buyer to verify). Bring your vision and transform this historic property into its full potential. Opportunities like this — a detached home with land, parking, and flexibility--are increasingly rare in Old Town. Enjoy the best of Old Town living with close proximity to charming boutiques, award-winning restaurants, waterfront parks, and year-round community events, all just minutes from your doorstep. Ideally located near both Braddock Road and King Street Metro stations, the home offers exceptional access to public transit and is just a short commute into Washington, DC, making it an ideal choice for those seeking both historic charm and city convenience. The listing price reflects the home’s current condition and presents a compelling opportunity for customization and long-term value.