Church Square is a boutique community of 16 brick townhomes in the heart of Old Town Alexandria. Located near Cameron Street and North Columbus Street, the development sits across from historic Christ Church and just a few blocks from King Street. Its traditional architecture complements the surrounding historic district while offering the space and conveniences of newer construction.
Church Square was designed to reflect Old Town's architectural character. The community’s brick façades, multi-pane windows, traditional cornices, and Federal and Colonial influences blend naturally with the surrounding historic streetscape.
Residences generally provide three levels of living space with approximately 2,100 to more than 2,600 square feet, depending on the home. Most floor plans include three bedrooms and multiple full and half bathrooms. Individual residences may have been renovated or reconfigured since the community was completed.
Church Square homes commonly offer hardwood floors, custom millwork, crown molding, high ceilings, fireplaces, and separate living and dining rooms. Kitchens may include breakfast areas, stone countertops, upgraded cabinetry, stainless-steel appliances, and access to private outdoor space.
Upper levels typically contain the bedrooms, while certain layouts include a spacious primary suite, home office, den, or flexible sitting area. Buyers may also find built-in shelving, generous storage, skylights, and other architectural details. Features and finishes vary by residence.
Many Church Square homes include private brick patios or terraces that extend the living space outdoors. These areas can accommodate seating, container gardens, and small gatherings while requiring less maintenance than a large suburban yard.
The community’s landscaped common areas and brick walkways reinforce its intimate Old Town setting. Buyers should review the association documents to understand the maintenance responsibilities for patios, exterior features, landscaping, and shared spaces.
Most Church Square residences convey with two assigned parking spaces in a private surface parking area. This is a significant convenience in central Old Town, where public street parking may be limited or regulated.
Association assessments generally help support management, common-area maintenance, reserve funding, trash service, snow removal, and certain parking or utility-related expenses. Coverage may change, so buyers should examine the current resale package, association budget, reserve study, insurance information, rules, and parking assignments before purchasing.
Church Square is only a few blocks from King Street, Old Town’s principal shopping and dining corridor. Residents can walk to restaurants, cafés, boutiques, galleries, professional services, and local events. Market Square, Alexandria City Hall, and the Old Town waterfront are also within the surrounding historic district.
The community takes its name from nearby Christ Church, an Alexandria landmark dating to the eighteenth century. Its central location places residents close to many of the city’s historic buildings and cultural attractions.
Nearby outdoor destinations include King Street Gardens Park, Founders Park, Waterfront Park, Oronoco Bay Park, and the Mount Vernon Trail. These locations provide access to landscaped gathering spaces, river views, walking paths, and cycling routes along the Potomac River.
King Street–Old Town Metro Station serves the Blue and Yellow lines and provides connections to Arlington, Washington, D.C., and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. The station also connects with Virginia Railway Express and Amtrak service at Alexandria Union Station.
The free King Street Trolley, DASH buses, Capital Bikeshare, and local Metrobus routes provide additional transportation options. Drivers have convenient access to Route 1, Duke Street, and the George Washington Memorial Parkway.
Church Square is served by Alexandria City Public Schools. Jefferson-Houston PreK–8 IB School and Alexandria City High School may serve properties in this area. Because attendance boundaries can change, buyers should confirm the current assignment for a specific address through the official ACPS school locator.
Church Square combines traditional Old Town architecture with spacious floor plans, private outdoor areas, and assigned parking. Its limited number of residences and central location make it an option for buyers who want a newer townhome within Alexandria’s historic district.
Church Square is located near Cameron Street and North Columbus Street in Old Town Alexandria.
The boutique community contains 16 townhome residences.
Church Square was developed by Lawrence Brandt, Inc. and completed during 1994 and 1995.
Most residences include two assigned parking spaces, but buyers should confirm the spaces conveyed with an individual home.
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