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Neighborhood · City of Alexandria and nearby Fairfax County
A historic city on the Potomac River, just south of Washington, DC.
Alexandria is an independent city on the Potomac River, just south of Washington, DC. Many nearby Fairfax County areas also use an Alexandria mailing address. Metrorail, VRE, Amtrak and I-395 and I-495 serve the area. Homes include historic row houses, condos, apartments, townhouses and single-family homes.
How Jon helps
Tour homes in Alexandria listed by any brokerage, with Jon as your buyer's agent.
Tour, apply and review the lease with an agent on your side.
A personal home value, a prep plan and marketing to bring strong offers.
Common questions
Alexandria is an independent city in Northern Virginia, on the Potomac River just south of Washington, DC. Some nearby parts of Fairfax County also have Alexandria addresses, so check which one a home is in.
Metrorail Blue and Yellow Line stations serve the city. The VRE and Amtrak stop at the Alexandria station. I-395, I-495 and Route 1 are close, and Reagan National Airport is a short trip north. Test the trip at the hour you will travel.
The Pentagon is a short drive or Metro ride north. Fort Belvoir is to the south, along Route 1 and I-95. See our Pentagon guide and Fort Belvoir guide.
Alexandria has historic row houses in Old Town, plus condos, apartments, townhouses and single-family homes in other areas. Some homes are in historic districts with extra rules for changes.
Yes. Jon Yu works across Northern Virginia, including Alexandria. He can show you homes, help with a rental, or help you sell.
Facts here are general and can change. Check commutes, fees and school boundaries with official sources.
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