2465 Army Navy Dr # 1-203 Unit 1-203 Arlington, VA 22206
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Beautiful and spacious 1-bedroom, 1-bath condo with a comfortable and functional layout, located at The Grove at Arlington. Well maintained HVAC & Water Heater (2021). This unit comes with 2 Assigned Garage Parking Spaces (1 with Private Garage Door Access). Features include a kitchen with granite countertops, tile backsplash, recessed lighting, stainless steel appliances (gas range), microwave (2021), Dishwasher (2021), and a bar-height counter—perfect for casual seating with bar stools. A spacious coat closet and a laundry closet with full-size washer and dryer units, plus extra storage, are located just off the kitchen. The open living area offers engineered hardwood floors, crown molding, and access to a private balcony. Perfect for morning coffee or relaxing in the evening! There's ample room in the living area for a dining table, providing flexibility for both everyday living and entertaining. A small hallway separates the main living area from the bedroom, providing added privacy. The bedroom is spacious, fully carpeted and includes a walk-in closet. Bathroom features a large soaking tub / shower and space for additional storage or shelving. Community amenities include: Outdoor pool with lap lanes, Fitness center, Media room, business center, and library, Lounge, party room, and billiards, Outdoor grills and picnic area, Secure package/mail room, and On-site professional management. Transit-friendly location with a bus stop just outside the building that connects directly to the Pentagon Metro (1.4 miles away). Quick access to I-395 makes commuting into D.C. and across Northern Virginia easy. Convenient to key destinations: Reagan National Airport, The Pentagon, Downtown DC & Georgetown, Shirlington Village, Old Town Alexandria and much more! Location. Convenience. Amenities. Don’t miss your chance to make 2465 Army Navy Dr., #203, Arlington, VA 22206 your next home.
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