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Arlington Heights
Tree-lined streets of colonials, Cape Cods and bungalows between Route 50 and Columbia Pike, close to DC.
Explore Arlington Heights →Penrose
Cape Cods, bungalows and craftsman homes between Route 50 and Columbia Pike, next to Fort Myer and Penrose Square.
Explore Penrose →Douglas Park
Bungalows, colonials and new construction between Columbia Pike and Four Mile Run, with three parks and two trails.
Explore Douglas Park →Alcova Heights
Colonials, ramblers and bungalows on flat, larger lots between Route 50 and Columbia Pike, next to a 13-acre park.
Explore Alcova Heights →Barcroft
Colonials on big lots, craftsman homes and farmhouses along Four Mile Run, around a 1908 community house, with Arlington Hall West Park inside the neighborhood.
Explore Barcroft →Glencarlyn
Arlington's first planned neighborhood, platted in 1887, with Queen Anne houses, bungalows and post-war ranches beside 100-acre Glencarlyn Park.
Explore Glencarlyn →Arlington Forest
Two-story brick colonials built from 1939 to 1948 on curving streets and cul-de-sacs, a National Register historic district beside 31-acre Lubber Run Park.
Explore Arlington Forest →Arlington View
About 450 single-family homes and townhouses on the south side of Columbia Pike near I-395, settled in the 1880s, with the Carver Community Center nearby.
Explore Arlington View →Green Valley
Single-family houses and townhouses along Shirlington Road and Four Mile Run, the historic South Arlington neighborhood once called Nauck, next to rebuilt Jennie Dean Park.
Explore Green Valley →Columbia Heights
Condos, townhouses and single-family houses just south of Columbia Pike, between Walter Reed Drive and Rolfe Street, next to Walter Reed Community Park.
Explore Columbia Heights →Columbia Heights West
Condos, townhouses and single-family houses north of Columbia Pike between Carlin Springs Road and Arlington Mill Drive, home to the Arlington Mill Community Center.
Explore Columbia Heights West →Arlington Village
A 1939 garden-style condominium community just off Columbia Pike, on the National Register, with a pool, tennis courts and an on-site office.
Explore Arlington Village →Barcroft Forest
Ramblers, colonials and duplexes from around 1950 on the 1300 blocks of South Columbus and South Buchanan Streets, close to Barcroft Park and the Four Mile Run Trail.
Explore Barcroft Forest →Fairlington
About 3,400 brick Colonial Revival condos, townhouse-style and garden-style, built 1942-1944 next to Shirlington, a National Register historic district with pools and tennis courts.
Explore Fairlington →Shirlington
Condos and townhouses around the Village at Shirlington, including Windgate, Courtbridge, Heatherlea, Shirlington Crest and West Village, steps from restaurants, the library and Signature Theatre.
Explore Shirlington →Claremont
Colonials and Cape Cods on three levels, plus 1950s ranches, built 1946-1954 in a National Register historic district near Barcroft Park and Shirlington.
Explore Claremont →Columbia Forest
Single-family houses, duplexes and garden-style condos just south of Columbia Pike, around a 1941 National Register historic district near Four Mile Run.
Explore Columbia Forest →Long Branch Creek
Brick duplexes and small houses built during World War II, plus garden condos and newer townhouses, near South Glebe Road and Army Navy Drive, minutes from the Pentagon.
Explore Long Branch Creek →Lyon Park
1920s bungalows, Colonial Revival and newer houses, plus a few townhouses and condos, in a National Register historic district between Clarendon and Arlington Boulevard.
Explore Lyon Park →Ashton Heights
Craftsman bungalows, Colonial Revivals and newer houses in a National Register historic district between Wilson Boulevard and Arlington Boulevard, near Virginia Square and Ballston Metro.
Explore Ashton Heights →Clarendon-Courthouse
Condos, townhouses and a pocket of single-family houses between the Clarendon and Courthouse Metro stations, south of Wilson Boulevard.
Explore Clarendon-Courthouse →Lyon Village
1920s and 1930s Colonials, bungalows, Tudors and newer houses in a National Register historic district just north of Clarendon.
Explore Lyon Village →North Highlands
Single-family houses, duplexes and townhouses north of Rosslyn, plus the historic garden condos of Colonial Village.
Explore North Highlands →Ballston-Virginia Square
Condos, townhouses and some single-family houses near the Ballston and Virginia Square Metro stations, along Wilson Boulevard and Fairfax Drive.
Explore Ballston-Virginia Square →Buckingham
Brick garden condos from 1937 to 1953 around shaded courtyards, west of Glebe Road and a short trip from Ballston.
Explore Buckingham →Bluemont
Single-family houses on tree-lined streets between Ballston and Four Mile Run, beside Bluemont Park and the W&OD Trail.
Explore Bluemont →Boulevard Manor
Brick ramblers, split-foyers and newer houses between Wilson Boulevard and Route 50, beside Bluemont Park and the W&OD Trail.
Explore Boulevard Manor →Westover
1940s brick houses and garden apartments around the Westover shops on Washington Boulevard, near East Falls Church Metro and the W&OD Trail.
Explore Westover →Highland Park-Overlee & Leeway Overlee
Houses from the 1890s through today in two side-by-side northwest Arlington neighborhoods along Langston Boulevard, near East Falls Church Metro.
Explore Highland Park-Overlee & Leeway Overlee →Tara-Leeway Heights
1940s and 1950s houses and new builds along North Harrison Street, between Westover and the Lee-Harrison shops on Langston Boulevard.
Explore Tara-Leeway Heights →Madison Manor
Mid-century houses around Madison Manor Park and the W&OD Trail, near East Falls Church Metro and the Westover shops.
Explore Madison Manor →Dominion Hills
1940s Colonials and 1950s ramblers along Wilson Boulevard, near Upton Hill Regional Park and the Dominion Hills shops.
Explore Dominion Hills →East Falls Church
Colonials, townhouses and apartments on Arlington's western edge, around the East Falls Church Metro station and the W&OD Trail.
Explore East Falls Church →Cherrydale
Early-1900s bungalows and Foursquares, Cape Cods and newer homes around Five Points, near the Custis Trail and Ballston.
Explore Cherrydale →Waverly Hills
1920s and 1930s Tudors, Colonials, Dutch Colonials and Cape Cods just north of Ballston, near Glebe Road and I-66.
Explore Waverly Hills →Maywood
Early-1900s Foursquares, bungalows and Victorian-era houses in a local historic district between Langston Boulevard and Lorcom Lane, near Clarendon.
Explore Maywood →Waycroft-Woodlawn
Cape Cods, Colonials, cottages and newer houses just north of Ballston, between Glebe Road and Virginia Hospital Center.
Explore Waycroft-Woodlawn →Old Glebe & Stafford-Albemarle-Glebe
Mid-century houses and newer homes on quiet North Arlington streets along North Glebe Road.
Explore Old Glebe & Stafford-Albemarle-Glebe →Old Dominion
Early-1900s farmhouses and kit houses, mid-century homes and newer houses near Glebe Road, Langston Boulevard and Old Dominion Drive.
Explore Old Dominion →Donaldson Run
Mid-century Colonials and modern houses and newer homes between Old Dominion Drive and Military Road, near wooded stream trails and Potomac Overlook Park.
Explore Donaldson Run →Rock Spring
1930s and 1950s brick houses, ramblers and newer homes along Rock Spring Road and Little Falls Road, near Williamsburg Middle and Discovery Elementary.
Explore Rock Spring →Yorktown
Mid-century houses and new builds on quiet streets near Yorktown High School, Greenbrier Park and the Lee-Harrison shops.
Explore Yorktown →Williamsburg
Mid-century ramblers and many newer houses along Williamsburg Boulevard, near Minor Hill Park and the Fairfax County line.
Explore Williamsburg →Woodmont
Mid-century contemporaries and newer houses on quiet, often wooded streets near Cherrydale, Maywood and Donaldson Run.
Explore Woodmont →Country Club Hills
1920s and 1930s Tudor, Colonial and Spanish-style houses, mid-century ramblers and new homes around the Washington Golf and Country Club.
Explore Country Club Hills →Bellevue Forest
Tudors, Colonials, ranches and contemporaries on large wooded lots off Military Road, near Potomac Overlook Park and the Potomac.
Explore Bellevue Forest →Gulf Branch
Late-1930s houses, mid-century homes and newer builds on wooded streets near Gulf Branch Nature Center, Military Road and the Potomac.
Explore Gulf Branch →Riverwood
1950s houses, mid-century modern homes and new construction on quiet streets off Military Road, near Zachary Taylor Park and Donaldson Run.
Explore Riverwood →Chain Bridge Forest & Arlingwood
1950s ramblers, 1960s and 1970s Colonials and contemporaries, and newer homes above Chain Bridge, near the Potomac trails.
Explore Chain Bridge Forest & Arlingwood →Aurora Highlands
Cape Cods, Colonials and bungalows in a National Register historic district, plus condos, near Pentagon City Metro and Virginia Highlands Park.
Explore Aurora Highlands →Arlington Ridge
1940s Cape Cods and Colonials, mid-century houses and condos on the ridge above Crystal City and Pentagon City, near Fort Scott Park.
Explore Arlington Ridge →Crystal City & Pentagon City
High-rise and mid-rise condos, townhouse-style condos and apartments near two Metro stations, Amazon's HQ2 and Reagan National Airport.
Explore Crystal City & Pentagon City →Rosslyn
High-rise condos with river and city views, plus townhouses in North Rosslyn, across Key Bridge from Georgetown and next to the Rosslyn Metro.
Explore Rosslyn →Radnor/Fort Myer Heights
High-rise and boutique condos, lofts and townhome-style homes between Rosslyn and Courthouse, close to two Metro stations.
Explore Radnor/Fort Myer Heights →Foxcroft Heights
A small pocket of 1930s and 1940s brick houses off Columbia Pike, next to the Air Force Memorial and close to the Pentagon and Pentagon City.
Explore Foxcroft Heights →