Belle Haven Mews is a small enclave of detached homes along Swan Terrace in Alexandria, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County’s 22307 ZIP code, the community offers wooded surroundings, distinctive architecture and convenient access to Belle Haven, Fort Hunt Road and Old Town Alexandria.
The neighborhood’s private cul-de-sac setting creates separation from surrounding roads while remaining close to shopping, parks and transportation. Because Belle Haven Mews contains a limited number of homes, properties may be offered for sale infrequently.
Property-type note: Despite the word “Mews” in its name, Belle Haven Mews is not primarily a townhouse development. The community consists of detached single-family homes.
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Belle Haven Mews includes a varied collection of detached homes rather than a uniform set of builder models. Most properties were constructed during the 1980s, with individual designs ranging from one-and-a-half-story residences to larger multilevel homes.
Homes commonly provide three to five bedrooms, although expanded residences may offer additional guest rooms, offices or bonus spaces. Renovations and additions have created substantial differences in finished living area and interior configuration.
Depending on the residence, architectural details may include vaulted ceilings, hardwood flooring, fireplaces, bay windows and built-in cabinetry. Several homes take advantage of their wooded setting with large windows and direct access to decks or patios.
Renovated properties may feature open kitchens, oversized islands, stone countertops, stainless steel appliances and updated bathrooms. Flexible upper-level or above-garage rooms may serve as offices, studios, guest spaces or additional bedrooms.
Private outdoor space is an important feature of Belle Haven Mews. Several properties back to trees, a creek or wooded open areas, creating green views and a greater sense of separation from neighboring homes.
Outdoor improvements may include decks, covered porches, screened entertaining areas, patios, firepits and gardens. Buyers should review surveys, drainage conditions, easements and HOA guidelines before planning major exterior projects.
Parking arrangements vary by home and may include one- or two-car garages, private driveways and additional off-street spaces. Certain garages also provide storage or finished bonus rooms above the parking area.
Because Swan Terrace includes private-drive elements, buyers should review maintenance responsibilities and parking rules in the association documents.
The Belle Haven Mews Homeowners Association maintains designated common areas and administers neighborhood standards. Association assessments have generally been modest and may contribute toward common-area maintenance and reserve funding.
Fees and services can change. Buyers should review the current budget, architectural guidelines, insurance information, reserve documents and resale disclosure package before purchasing.
Belle Haven Park and Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve provide access to the Potomac River, wetlands, picnic areas and the Mount Vernon Trail. The trail offers a scenic route for walking, running and cycling toward Old Town, Mount Vernon and Washington, D.C.
Additional nearby recreation is available at Westgrove Park, Mount Vernon District Park, the George Washington Rec Center and Fort Hunt Park.
Belle View Shopping Center provides groceries, restaurants and neighborhood services close to Belle Haven Mews. Hollin Hall Shopping Center and businesses along Richmond Highway offer additional everyday options.
Old Town Alexandria expands the selection with waterfront restaurants, independent shops, historic attractions and cultural destinations.
Fort Hunt Road, Richmond Highway and the George Washington Memorial Parkway connect Belle Haven Mews with Old Town Alexandria, National Landing, the Pentagon and Washington, D.C.
Huntington Metro serves the Yellow Line, while Fairfax Connector and Metrobus routes operate along nearby corridors. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is accessible through Old Town and the parkway.
Belle Haven Mews is served by Fairfax County Public Schools. Homes in the community have commonly been associated with Belle View Elementary School, Carl Sandburg Middle School and West Potomac High School.
Attendance boundaries and educational programs can change. Buyers should verify the current school assignment for a specific address directly with Fairfax County Public Schools.
Belle Haven Mews is along Swan Terrace in Fairfax County’s Belle Haven area, just south of Old Town Alexandria.
No. The community primarily consists of detached single-family homes despite the use of “Mews” in its name.
Most homes were constructed during the mid- to late 1980s.
Yes. The Belle Haven Mews Homeowners Association maintains designated common areas and administers community standards.
No. Homes have Alexandria mailing addresses but are located in Fairfax County.
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