Beverley Hills is an established residential neighborhood in northern Alexandria, Virginia. Located within the broader North Ridge area, the community is known for rolling terrain, mature trees, detached homes, and convenient access to Del Ray, Shirlington, Old Town Alexandria, National Landing, and Washington, D.C.
The neighborhood is generally bounded by West Glebe Road, Parkfairfax, Russell Road, and Beverley Drive and Monticello Park. Beverley Hills is within the independent City of Alexandria and primarily uses ZIP code 22305.
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Beverley Hills contains approximately 600 homes, many constructed during the 1930s and 1940s. Common architectural styles include Colonial, Cape Cod, Tudor-inspired, and traditional brick residences. Later additions and replacement homes have introduced larger and more contemporary designs.
Original homes were often built with practical floor plans and moderate interior dimensions. Over time, owners have added family rooms, expanded kitchens, primary suites, finished basements, screened porches, garages, and other improvements. As a result, properties with similar exterior architecture may differ substantially in size and layout.
Buyers may encounter hardwood flooring, fireplaces, built-in cabinetry, formal dining rooms, basements, porches, patios, and landscaped yards. Lots vary in slope and configuration because of the neighborhood’s rolling terrain. Some homes occupy elevated sites, wooded parcels, or locations adjoining parks and natural areas.
When comparing properties, buyers should evaluate renovation quality, foundation and drainage conditions, roof age, electrical and plumbing systems, windows, insulation, and heating and cooling equipment. Review permits for substantial additions and finished living areas.
Beverley Hills is not generally governed by a community-wide mandatory homeowners association. The broader North Ridge civic community represents the neighborhood and addresses local planning, transportation, parks, and other public issues.
A civic association differs from an HOA because it does not typically maintain private amenities or impose mandatory architectural rules on every property. Homes remain subject to City of Alexandria zoning, building codes, permitting requirements, and any recorded property-specific covenants or easements.
Beverley Park, commonly called “the Pit,” is located at 620 North Overlook Drive. The neighborhood park offers a playground, benches, open areas, and space for informal recreation.
Monticello Park provides wooded trails, a stream valley, and opportunities for walking and nature observation. The park is also known as a seasonal birding destination. Nearby Fort Ward Park, Four Mile Run, and the Mount Vernon Trail provide additional recreational options.
Buyers interested in a park-adjacent home should confirm the property boundary and understand that city parkland is maintained separately from private residential lots.
Mount Vernon Avenue in Del Ray offers restaurants, cafés, boutiques, fitness studios, and locally operated businesses. Additional shopping and dining are available in Shirlington, Potomac Yard, Old Town Alexandria, and National Landing.
Everyday services are also available along Glebe Road, Russell Road, Route 1, and nearby commercial corridors. The neighborhood itself remains primarily residential, so buyers should evaluate travel routes to their preferred shopping and service destinations.
Russell Road, West Glebe Road, Gunston Road, Quaker Lane, and Interstate 395 connect Beverley Hills with surrounding communities. These routes provide access to Arlington, the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Old Town Alexandria, and employment centers throughout Northern Virginia.
The Potomac Yard–VT and Braddock Road Metro stations provide Yellow and Blue Line service. DASH and Metrobus routes also operate in surrounding areas. The most practical transportation option depends on the property and destination.
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and National Landing are accessible from the neighborhood. Travel times vary according to traffic, construction, transit schedules, and departure time.
Alexandria City Public Schools serve Beverley Hills. Attendance assignments are determined by the home’s exact address and may change when school boundaries are reviewed. Buyers should verify current assignments directly with the school division.
Private schools, preschool programs, and higher-education institutions are also available throughout Alexandria and the Washington metropolitan area.
Buyers should compare location, lot configuration, home condition, renovations, parking, and proximity to parks or major streets. An automated property alert can provide notice when a suitable listing becomes available.
A professional inspection is especially important for older homes. Buyers should investigate drainage, sewer lines, foundations, electrical panels, plumbing, chimneys, roofs, windows, and additions. A survey can help identify boundaries and easements.
Sellers should highlight architectural character, renovations, outdoor spaces, parking, and access to parks and nearby commercial districts. Professional photography can showcase mature landscaping and original details while helping buyers understand additions and floor-plan changes.
Pricing should reflect recent comparable sales while accounting for lot placement, square footage, renovation quality, condition, and parking. Sellers should gather permits, surveys, warranties, and improvement records before listing.
Beverley Hills is in northern Alexandria within the broader North Ridge area, generally in ZIP code 22305.
The neighborhood primarily contains detached Colonials, Cape Cods, and other traditional homes, many dating from the 1930s and 1940s.
The neighborhood is not generally governed by a mandatory community-wide HOA. Civic participation is separate from HOA membership.
The official Alexandria neighborhood spelling is Beverley Hills, with an additional “e.”
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