Conveniently located in the heart of Arlington Virginia's Ballston neighborhood, Jackson Manor condos are less than 1 mile from the Ballston Metro Station and 7 miles from Washington D.C. Despite being a small building, Jackson Manor is home to surprisingly spacious units with a number of upgrades.
Jackson Manor Condos – Community Features
Although the building was initially built as apartments in 1955, Jackson Manor underwent extensive renovations as part of a condo conversion in 2005. Today, it is home to 14 1 bedroom/ 1 bathroom units that each has 850 sq. ft. Today, the units feature modern updates, such as hardwood floors and large closets, as well as in-unit laundry. Each unit comes with an attached 1 car garage.
Jackson Manor is a pet friendly, secure building that has a fenced in grassy area for residents. The reasonable monthly condo fees include lawn and exterior building maintenance, as well as snow and trash removal. Gas and water are also included in the monthly fee.
If you are searching for a small condo with an unbeatable location, then Jackson Manor is a great option.
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What Attractions and Transportation Routes are Close to the Jackson Manor Condos?
Although Jackson Manor residents have a private one car garage unit, it is entirely possible to live here without owning a car. In addition to the easy access to public transportation, everything you could possibly need is within walking distance.
Restaurants less than a half a mile away include Super Pollo (serves Peruvian-style roast chicken, as well as burgers, burritos, and subs), Rustico Restaurant & Bar (serves wood-fired pizza and was voted one of Zagat’s Best Beer List), Ravi Kabob House (a Pakistani restaurant known for great curries and kebobs), Big Buns (serves made to order burgers), Mike’s Café (for yummy deli sandwiches), and Chipotle Mexican Grill, just to name a few. Anyone craving something sweet can run to the Zagat rated Buzz Bakery, which is less than a quarter of a mile away. Harris Teeter is also a quarter of a mile away for anyone in the mood to cook.
The Ballston Common Mall is less than one mile away and provides residents with even more dining options, as well as plenty of opportunities for shopping and entertainment. From pharmacies to a dry cleaner, hair and nail salons, banks, shoe stores, game stores, jewelry stores, and countless clothing stores, there is nothing this mall doesn’t have. It even has a Regal Movie Theater, an ice skating rink (that also serves as the practice center for the Washington Capitals), and a sports and fitness club with state-of-the art exercise equipment and reasonable fees.
Anyone who wants to spend time outdoors can make the quick walk to Lubber Run Park, which has a basketball court, volleyball nets, paved nature trails, a picnic area with charcoal grills, an amphitheater (where you can often catch a show), and a children’s play area. Mosaic Park is also close by and includes a playground with climbing wall and bocce-ball courts.