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The brick facade on the Fort Ellsworth Condominiums in Alexandria, Virginia gives a stately charm to the whole complex. Mature trees and large bushes dot the well maintained landscape. The beautiful flowers at the front entrance to the Fort Ellsworth condos are pleasing to the senses, they are colorful and fragrant in their season.
Many renovated units have updated kitchens with stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops. All units have a washer and dryer included. Some of the Fort Ellsworth condos have covered balconies that overlook the woods; lower floors have a private patio, making this an ideal spot to enjoy a quiet cup of tea or coffee when the weather permits. Large living areas allow residents to open the blinds on the sliding glass door, and their windows, to let the beauty of the area become a living mural.
Residents of Fort Ellsworth Condominiums have a large, crystal clear swimming pool to relax away their aches from a long day of work. Sunbathers can rest in lounge chairs scattered around the pool. Shade trees extend over one end of the pool deck, allowing those who aren't sun worshipers a place to relax before or after their swim.
Are you curious about how much you should expect to pay for a Fort Ellsworth condo? Email me at DarrenRobertsonHomes@gmail.com for an analysis of recent sales here. View a list of all closed sales from the past year.
Residents who enjoy tennis are thrilled Fort Ellsworth condominiums have a private tennis court. Although small, the court is large enough for partner play.
A grilling and picnic area is set up right outside the tennis courts. Fort Ellsworth residents are always welcome to cook and party, but they must respect their neighbors and the property and clean up after they are done.
Alexandria, VA is a trendy little city along the Potomac River. The median age is roughly 38. Young professionals enjoy the slower, laid-back lifestyle of Alexandria, combined with a popular dining and nightlife scene. Washington D.C., located just a bit over 10 miles north of Alexandria, feels like another world when the residents of Fort Ellsworth condos leave the city where they work, and reach their home back in the condo community.
Residents of the Fort Ellsworth condo community who are go-getters love walking through the many farmers markets in Alexandria, and most people make it a point to visit the Old Town Farmers Market often. This market has been in operation for over 260 years. George Washington once sold his own produce at the Old Town Farmers Market. Sellers are proud to follow in our first presidents' footsteps. Choosy shoppers can find everything from fresh, locally grown, produce, to breads, cheeses, flowers, plants, art, and soaps - and everything in between. If you need it, you can probably find it at one of the local farmers markets.
Those who want to get out and have fun will find something to do at one of the many local parks throughout Alexandria. Within minutes, residents of the Fort Ellsworth condominiums can be at a park where they can let their dog run free, visit a wonderful children's park with an awesome playground designed for maximum fun, or find the quieter, calmer parks to relax with Mother Nature. Residents could hit a different park every day for weeks and still not see them all.
Beyond the city limits there is Washington D.C. to explore. Most residents of Fort Ellsworth condos bring their guests on at least one tour of our nation's capital. A visit to the Washington, Lincoln, and Jefferson memorials is always on everyone's list. Some people enjoy paying tribute to our war heroes, visiting the many war memorials in the city. Whatever your guests decide to do, spending time in the capital is always an enjoyable, but tiring time.
For a more relaxing excursion, folks from the Fort Ellsworth Condominiums can venture farther afield and visit the Fort Hunt Park. Once part of George Washington's Mount Vernon estate, this park has undergone numerous transformations. Now it is a sprawling park located along the shores of the Potomac River. Open fields and mixed hardwood forests allow an abundance of wildlife and birds to inhabit the area. Habitats have been designed to encourage this life within the park. The park features many large fields suitable for soccer or football, and three softball diamonds. These areas are only opened from April to October and require reservations. If you are planning any type of large gathering in the park, it is wise to plan far in advance to reserve the spot you really want. Visitors love to walk, jog, or ride a bike through winding paths in and out of the trees. Young children have not been forgotten - there is a playground designed to please children of all ages.
