Braddock Lofts is a distinctive townhome community in Alexandria’s Parker-Gray Historic District near Old Town. Located along North Fayette Street, the development offers industrial loft-inspired architecture, rooftop terraces, attached garages, and convenient access to Braddock Road Metro.
Buyers searching for Braddock Lofts homes for sale will find fee-simple townhouses rather than apartment-style loft condominiums. The community was developed by EYA in 2002 and contains 40 residences in Alexandria’s 22314 ZIP code.
Braddock Lofts consists of multilevel townhomes designed with brick and concrete exteriors, large windows, high ceilings, open living spaces, and rooftop terraces. The industrial styling gives the community a different appearance from the Colonial and Federal-style homes found throughout much of Old Town.
Residences generally offer three or four finished levels with flexible layouts suitable for entertaining, working from home, or accommodating guests. Interior sizes and configurations vary, but some of the larger homes provide more than 2,300 square feet.
Common features may include:
Interior condition varies because owners have updated their homes at different times. Available properties may include remodeled kitchens, stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, renovated bathrooms, built-in storage, upgraded lighting, and customized rooftop entertaining areas.
Braddock Lofts is governed by a homeowners association responsible for designated common areas, landscaping, and community standards. Fees, included services, architectural requirements, parking rules, and rental restrictions can change.
Buyers should review the current association disclosure package, budget, rules, meeting minutes, reserve information, and details about pending projects or assessments before completing a purchase.
Braddock Lofts is located in the Parker-Gray Historic District, the northwestern portion of Alexandria’s historic street grid. The neighborhood contains traditional row homes, contemporary residential developments, restaurants, parks, and community facilities.
Residents can walk south toward King Street for Old Town’s restaurants, boutiques, galleries, museums, and waterfront attractions. Old Town North and Del Ray provide additional shopping and dining choices.
Nearby grocery options include Trader Joe’s and Harris Teeter. Cafés, fitness studios, neighborhood restaurants, and other services are also available throughout the Braddock Road and Old Town areas.
Several parks and recreational destinations are accessible from Braddock Lofts. Charles Houston Recreation Center provides indoor and outdoor facilities, community programs, and athletic spaces. Nearby dog parks and neighborhood green spaces provide additional options.
The Potomac waterfront and Mount Vernon Trail can be reached from Old Town. The trail connects Alexandria with Arlington, Mount Vernon, National Landing, and Washington, DC, and is used for walking, running, and cycling.
Braddock Road Metro station is approximately two blocks west of the community and provides Blue and Yellow Line service. The station connects residents with National Landing, the Pentagon, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, and Washington, DC.
Route 1, the George Washington Memorial Parkway, and the Capital Beltway provide regional road access. Alexandria Union Station offers Amtrak and Virginia Railway Express service near the King Street–Old Town Metro station.
Capital Bikeshare stations and local bus routes provide additional transportation options. Braddock Lofts’ location also allows residents to reach many daily destinations on foot.
Inventory may be limited because Braddock Lofts is a small community. Buyers interested in a particular floor plan, garage configuration, or rooftop orientation may benefit from creating an automated listing alert.
Buyers should compare finished living space, natural light, garage capacity, rooftop condition, interior renovations, and the home’s position within the community. A professional inspection should examine the roof and terrace, windows, plumbing, electrical system, fireplaces, appliances, and heating and cooling equipment.
Because the homes are fee-simple townhouses, financing generally differs from condominium financing. Buyers should still review the association documents and understand exterior maintenance responsibilities before submitting an offer.
Buyers considering Braddock Lofts may also explore Parker-Gray, Old Town Alexandria, Old Town North, Old Town Commons, Colecroft, and Braddock Place. These communities offer townhomes and condominiums near Metro, restaurants, parks, and the Old Town waterfront.
No. Despite the name, Braddock Lofts consists of fee-simple townhouses rather than apartment-style loft condominiums.
The community contains 40 residences developed by EYA in 2002.
Rooftop terraces are a defining feature of the community. Buyers should verify the design and condition of the terrace attached to an individual home.
Braddock Road Metro station is approximately two blocks west of the community and serves the Blue and Yellow lines.
Dell Residential Group can help you monitor listings, compare recent sales, review association documents, and arrange private showings.
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