Explore Clover homes for sale in Alexandria, Virginia. Located near Taylor Run and College Park, Clover is an established residential neighborhood known for detached homes, mature trees, varied architecture, neighborhood parks, and convenient access to schools, Metro, Old Town Alexandria, and major commuter routes.
Clover is located within the independent City of Alexandria and includes homes around Crown View Drive, Cloverway Drive, Skyhill Road, Dartmouth Road, Vassar Road, Viewpoint Road, and neighboring streets. Properties are found primarily in the 22314 ZIP code.
Clover and College Park are frequently grouped together as Clover–College Park. Cambridge Road generally separates the two areas, with Clover situated to the east and College Park to the west. Clover contains approximately 160 detached residences, although subdivision and neighborhood boundaries may differ slightly between public records and local usage.
Clover offers a varied collection of mid-century detached homes. Many properties were constructed during the 1940s and 1950s, with additional development continuing into the early 1960s. Common designs include brick Cape Cods, Colonials, ramblers, and traditional two-level houses.
Several homes have been expanded, substantially remodeled, or replaced with newer custom residences. Buyers may therefore encounter considerable differences in square footage, interior configuration, architectural design, and condition.
Depending on the property, interiors may include hardwood floors, fireplaces, formal dining rooms, built-in shelving, and main-level bedrooms. Renovated homes may provide expanded kitchens, open living areas, home offices, updated primary suites, and improved mechanical systems.
Some properties include finished basements with recreation rooms, guest accommodations, laundry areas, workshops, or storage. Buyers should confirm whether advertised finished square footage includes below-grade living space.
Clover homes generally occupy established lots with mature trees, lawns, gardens, and private outdoor areas. Lot dimensions vary, but many properties provide space for patios, decks, play areas, pets, and outdoor entertaining.
Parking arrangements differ by home and may include driveways, attached or detached garages, carports, and street parking. Buyers considering an addition or major exterior project should review City of Alexandria zoning, setbacks, lot coverage, and permitting requirements.
Clover properties are generally held under fee-simple ownership without a mandatory neighborhood HOA. Owners are typically responsible for maintaining their residences, yards, driveways, and exterior improvements.
Individual properties may remain subject to recorded easements or covenants. Buyers should review the deed, survey, title report, and available disclosures before purchasing.
Clover has a distinctive connection to American history. Gerald R. Ford lived at 514 Crown View Drive before becoming president and remained there during the first days of his administration. The residence subsequently received increased security modifications before the Ford family moved into the White House.
President Gerald R. Ford Park, located within the neighborhood, recognizes that connection and provides residents with a landscaped community green space.
President Gerald R. Ford Park offers green space, benches, and a quiet neighborhood setting. Angel Park provides athletic fields, a playground, basketball facilities, and additional outdoor recreation.
Taylor Run Park offers wooded trails, stream-valley scenery, and playground space nearby. Chinquapin Park Recreation Center and Aquatics Facility provides swimming, fitness programs, athletic fields, and community activities.
Bradlee Shopping Center provides grocery shopping, restaurants, pharmacies, and neighborhood services. Additional businesses are located along King Street, Duke Street, and North Quaker Lane.
Old Town Alexandria offers waterfront restaurants, independent shops, historic attractions, and entertainment. Shirlington Village provides another nearby collection of dining, retail, and cultural destinations.
King Street, Duke Street, North Quaker Lane, Interstate 395, and the Capital Beltway connect Clover with Old Town, Arlington, National Landing, the Pentagon, and Washington, D.C.
King Street–Old Town Metro Station is the nearest practical Metrorail option for many residents and serves the Blue and Yellow lines. DASH buses provide additional connections throughout Alexandria.
Clover is served by Alexandria City Public Schools. Properties have commonly been associated with:
Alexandria school boundaries have changed, and assignments may differ by address and school year. Buyers should verify current and future placement through the official ACPS Attendance Zone Locator.
Clover is located near Taylor Run and College Park in the independent City of Alexandria.
No. They are adjoining neighborhoods frequently grouped as Clover–College Park, with Cambridge Road generally dividing them.
Clover includes detached Colonials, Cape Cods, ramblers, traditional homes, and expanded or custom residences.
No. Clover generally does not have a mandatory neighborhood homeowners association.
Yes. Gerald Ford lived on Crown View Drive before becoming president and during the first days of his administration.
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