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Beacon Manor Homes for Sale & Alexandria Real Estate, VA

Explore Beacon Manor homes for sale in Alexandria, Virginia. This established residential community features classic brick duplexes, private yards, mature landscaping, and convenient access to Old Town Alexandria, Huntington Metro, Richmond Highway, and the George Washington Memorial Parkway.

Beacon Manor has an Alexandria mailing address and the 22307 ZIP code, but it is located in Fairfax County rather than the independent City of Alexandria. This distinction affects public schools, property taxes, utilities, and government services.

About Beacon Manor

Beacon Manor is a compact neighborhood near Beacon Hill Road in the Belle Haven and Groveton area of Fairfax County. The community is positioned between Richmond Highway and Fort Hunt Road, just south of the Alexandria city limits.

Most Beacon Manor homes were constructed around 1951 during Northern Virginia’s postwar residential expansion. Streets associated with the subdivision include portions of Radcliffe Drive, Roanoke Drive, Rollins Drive, and Kenyon Drive.

The neighborhood’s established location provides convenient access to shopping, parks, schools, Metro service, the Potomac River, and major employment centers throughout the Alexandria and Washington, D.C., region.

Beacon Manor Real Estate

Beacon Manor real estate consists primarily of brick semi-detached homes, commonly described as duplexes. Each residence shares one wall with the neighboring property while maintaining a separate entrance, yard, and fee-simple ownership.

Original homes commonly have two or three bedrooms and multiple finished levels. Many properties include basements that have been finished or reconfigured to provide recreation rooms, offices, guest areas, storage, or additional bathrooms.

Depending on previous renovations, buyers may find:

  • Brick Colonial-style exteriors
  • Original or refinished hardwood floors
  • Finished basement living areas
  • Updated kitchens and bathrooms
  • Decks, patios, and screened porches
  • Fenced front or rear yards
  • Private driveways or street parking
  • Expanded floor plans and additional storage

Because individual homes have undergone different levels of renovation, buyers should compare condition and improvement quality carefully. Two homes with similar original floor plans may provide very different layouts, finishes, and usable living space.

HOA and Property Ownership

Beacon Manor generally does not have a traditional mandatory homeowners association. Owners are typically responsible for maintaining their residence, yard, exterior, and other property components.

Buyers should still review the title report, survey, deed restrictions, and property disclosures. Because these are semi-detached homes, it is also important to understand shared-wall conditions, property boundaries, fencing, drainage, and any agreements affecting adjoining structures.

Parks and Outdoor Recreation

Bucknell Manor Park is located near Beacon Hill Road and provides neighborhood recreational space, including athletic fields and playground facilities. Additional recreation is available at Mount Vernon Rec Center, which offers fitness facilities, indoor swimming, ice skating, programs, and classes.

Belle Haven Park, Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve, and the Mount Vernon Trail provide opportunities for walking, biking, birdwatching, boating, and enjoying the Potomac River. The George Washington Memorial Parkway connects these destinations with Old Town Alexandria and Mount Vernon.

Shopping and Everyday Conveniences

Beacon Manor is close to shopping and services along Richmond Highway. Nearby options include Beacon Center, Belle View Shopping Center, Mount Vernon Plaza, and additional retail areas in Groveton and Hybla Valley.

Old Town Alexandria offers a broader selection of restaurants, boutiques, entertainment, waterfront destinations, and historic attractions within a relatively short drive.

Transportation and Commuting

Richmond Highway, Beacon Hill Road, Fort Hunt Road, North Kings Highway, and the George Washington Memorial Parkway provide connections to Alexandria, Arlington, Fort Belvoir, and Washington, D.C. Interstate 495 and Interstate 95 are also accessible from the neighborhood.

Huntington Metro is one of the closest Metrorail stations and serves the Yellow Line. Local bus routes operate throughout the Richmond Highway corridor, although buyers should confirm stops and schedules for their specific commute.

Schools Serving Beacon Manor

Beacon Manor is served by Fairfax County Public Schools. Schools commonly associated with this area may include Bucknell Elementary School and schools within the West Potomac pyramid. Attendance boundaries and programs can change, so buyers should verify the current assignments for a specific property directly with Fairfax County Public Schools.

Buying a Beacon Manor Home

When evaluating an older semi-detached home, buyers should pay particular attention to the roof, electrical system, plumbing, foundation, windows, HVAC equipment, basement moisture, and exterior drainage. Renovations and additions should be checked for proper permits when applicable.

A professional home inspection can also help identify concerns involving the shared wall, sound transfer, insulation, grading, and exterior maintenance. Buyers should confirm whether off-street parking belongs exclusively to the property.

Selling a Beacon Manor Home

Beacon Manor sellers can strengthen their marketing by emphasizing renovations, finished basement space, outdoor areas, parking, storage, and proximity to Metro and Old Town. Professional photography and accurate measurements can help buyers understand how the home’s usable space compares with similar duplexes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Beacon Manor in the City of Alexandria?

No. Beacon Manor has an Alexandria address but is located in Fairfax County.

What types of homes are in Beacon Manor?

The neighborhood primarily contains brick semi-detached homes built around 1951, generally with two or three bedrooms and multiple levels.

Does Beacon Manor have an HOA?

Most Beacon Manor properties are not governed by a traditional mandatory HOA. Buyers should verify the documents for the specific property.

Which Metro station is closest to Beacon Manor?

Huntington Metro is one of the closest stations and provides Yellow Line service.

Do Beacon Manor homes have private yards?

Many properties have private front and rear yards, and some include fencing, patios, decks, or other outdoor improvements.

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