North Arlington blends classic neighborhood charm with true city convenience. Along the Rosslyn–Ballston (R-B) corridor, you’ll find condo towers, townhomes, cafés, and boutiques steps from Metro. A few blocks away, quiet streets unfold with brick Colonials, bungalows, and mid-century homes shaded by mature trees. Daily life is easy: groceries, gyms, libraries, and pocket parks are walkable; the Custis and W&OD Trails make biking a breeze; and commutes to D.C., Tysons, or the airport are straightforward.
Single-family classics: 1920s–1960s brick Colonials, Cape Cods, bungalows, and split-levels—many expanded or rebuilt with modern floor plans.
Townhomes & condos: Boutique townhome clusters and mid-/high-rise condos line the R-B corridor (Rosslyn through Ballston).
New construction: Thoughtful infill brings larger custom homes and contemporary condos while preserving neighborhood rhythm.
Interior character: Original hardwoods, millwork, and fireplaces meet open kitchens, spa baths, and indoor-outdoor living.
Transit: Multiple Orange/Silver Line stations (Rosslyn, Courthouse, Clarendon, Virginia Square, Ballston, East Falls Church) plus frequent bus routes.
Parks & Trails: Potomac Overlook Regional Park, Donaldson Run, Bon Air Park & Rose Garden, Bluemont Park, and links to Custis and W&OD trails.
Everyday convenience: Ballston Quarter and Clarendon for shopping and dining; Lee Heights, Westover, and Cherrydale for local shops and cafés.
Schools: Consistently strong public schools, along with nearby private options and community rec centers.
Rosslyn — DC’s gateway skyline: river views, Metro, high-rise living, and quick access to Georgetown and Roosevelt Island.
Courthouse — Civic heart with Metro, the Saturday farmers market, and a mix of condos and townhomes near cafés and services.
Clarendon — Lively dining/shopping hub; condo and townhome living steps to parks; quiet single-family blocks just beyond.
Virginia Square — Calmer stretch between Clarendon and Ballston; library, parks, and residential towers with easy Metro access.
Ballston — Urban convenience with Ballston Quarter, offices, fitness, and high-amenity condo towers; townhomes and SFH nearby.
Lyon Village — Historic, walkable streets of brick Colonials and Tudors moments from Clarendon.
Lyon Park — Craftsman and bungalow charm, leafy blocks, and a beloved community park.
Ashton Heights — 1920s–30s bungalows/Colonials, friendly vibe, and quick access to Wilson Blvd corridors.
Cherrydale — Along Langston Blvd (formerly Lee Hwy): older homes, small businesses, and easy downtown access.
Maywood — One of Arlington’s oldest districts; intimate streets with Victorian and early Craftsman cottages.
Waverly Hills — Hilltop setting near Lee Heights shops; brick Colonials and quiet, treed avenues.
Old Dominion — Residential calm with quick hops to Langston Blvd retail and parks.
Leeway-Overlee / Lacey Forest / Tara-Leeway Heights — Classic SFH blocks with parks and paths; convenient to Westover’s village center.
Westover — Neighborhood “main street” with cafés, market/beer garden, library; 1930s garden apartments and SFH.
Bluemont — Between Ballston and the W&OD/Custis trails; SFH and townhomes near large park spaces.
Madison Manor — 1950s homes, a popular park, and instant W&OD Trail access.
Dominion Hills — Mid-century SFH near Four Mile Run and Bon Air Park; strong community feel.
Arlington Forest — 1930s brick Colonials tucked around Lubber Run Park and amphitheater.
Donaldson Run — Wooded lots, stream valley trails, and quick access to Potomac Overlook Regional Park.
Bellevue Forest — Cul-de-sacs, larger homes, and a lush, secluded feel near the river bluffs.
Old Glebe — Quiet enclave with mature trees; close to nature trails and Chain Bridge.
Country Club Hills — Rolling terrain and grand custom homes near Washington Golf & Country Club.
Chain Bridge Forest / Arlingwood / Rivercrest — Upscale, wooded pockets with trail access and quick routes to the GW Parkway.
North Highlands — Hillside streets just north of Rosslyn; garden apartments and SFH with skyline proximity.
Yorktown / Rock Spring — Northern reaches with larger lots, neighborhood schools, and easy access to Lee-Harrison shops.
East Falls Church — Single-family living with its own Metro station; convenient to I-66, parks, and the W&OD.
North Arlington offers walkability, top schools, and fast commutes paired with leafy, residential calm—a rare combination in the DC region. Whether you want a condo steps to Metro or a classic brick Colonial on a quiet street, North Arlington real estate delivers long-term value and everyday ease.
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