Colonial Heights is a townhome community in Alexandria’s Seminary Hill area. Located along Carriage House Circle, just west of Quaker Lane and near Duke Street, the neighborhood includes about 44 residences built in the mid-1980s.
Buyers searching for Colonial Heights homes for sale in Alexandria will find traditional brick architecture, three-level floor plans, private outdoor spaces, mature landscaping, and convenient access to Old Town, Metro, Interstate 395, and Washington, DC.
Colonial Heights is located within the independent City of Alexandria and should not be confused with the separate city of Colonial Heights near Richmond, Virginia.
Colonial Heights real estate consists of fee-simple townhomes arranged around Carriage House Circle. The development includes interior and end-unit residences, with a mixture of attached-garage and non-garage designs.
Homes commonly provide two or three bedrooms with multiple bathrooms and flexible living areas across three levels. Interior sizes vary by floor plan and subsequent improvements, ranging from approximately 1,400 square feet to considerably larger layouts.
Common property features may include:
Properties have been updated to different degrees. Some retain original finishes, while others include remodeled kitchens, stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, renovated bathrooms, replacement windows, and updated heating and cooling systems.
A defining feature of Colonial Heights is its landscaped central green space with a gazebo. Wooded buffer areas and mature trees create separation from surrounding roads and contribute to the community’s tucked-away setting.
The homeowners association manages designated common areas, landscaping, neighborhood standards, and other shared responsibilities. Fees, services, parking regulations, pet policies, and rental restrictions can change.
Buyers should review the current association disclosure package, budget, reserve information, insurance documents, architectural rules, meeting minutes, and details about planned projects or assessments.
Colonial Heights offers a residential setting near Duke Street, Quaker Lane, and Seminary Road. The location provides convenient access to grocery stores, restaurants, medical facilities, parks, and neighborhood services throughout Alexandria’s West End.
Alexandria Commons and surrounding Duke Street shopping centers provide supermarkets, restaurants, pharmacies, and everyday retail. Additional shopping and dining are available at Bradlee Shopping Center, Shirlington, Old Town Alexandria, and the redeveloping Landmark area.
Several Alexandria parks are accessible from Colonial Heights. Fort Ward Park preserves a Civil War-era fort and offers walking paths, open space, picnic areas, and a museum.
Chinquapin Park and Recreation Center provides an indoor pool, fitness facilities, athletic fields, tennis courts, playgrounds, and community programs. Nearby Angel Park and Dora Kelley Nature Park offer additional outdoor recreation.
Residents can also reach Old Town’s waterfront parks and the Mount Vernon Trail for walking, running, and cycling along the Potomac River.
Duke Street, Quaker Lane, Seminary Road, and Interstate 395 provide connections to Old Town Alexandria, Arlington, the Pentagon, National Landing, and Washington, DC.
King Street–Old Town Metro station provides Blue and Yellow Line service and connects with Amtrak and Virginia Railway Express at Alexandria Union Station. Van Dorn Street Metro provides Blue Line service from the West End.
Alexandria’s DASH bus system offers fare-free local service, including routes toward Metro stations and other destinations. Actual travel times and the most convenient transit option depend on traffic and the rider’s destination.
Colonial Heights is served by Alexandria City Public Schools. Assignments are based on the individual property address and may change when attendance boundaries are revised. Buyers should verify current elementary, middle, and high school assignments directly with the school division.
Colonial Heights is a compact community, so listings may be limited. Buyers seeking an end unit, garage, or particular renovation level may benefit from creating an automated property alert.
Buyers should compare finished living space, garage capacity, outdoor areas, natural light, and interior improvements. A professional inspection should evaluate the roof, windows, plumbing, electrical system, fireplace, drainage, appliances, and heating and cooling equipment.
Responsibility for roofs, exterior components, fences, patios, and landscaping should be confirmed through the association documents and property disclosures.
Buyers considering Colonial Heights may also explore Seminary Hill, Quaker Hill, Quaker Village, Stonegate, Cameron Station, and Taylor Run. These nearby communities offer townhomes, condominiums, and detached homes near parks, shopping, and commuter routes.
The community is located along Carriage House Circle near Duke Street and Quaker Lane in Alexandria’s Seminary Hill area.
The community contains approximately 44 townhomes.
The townhomes were developed during the mid-1980s.
No. Colonial Heights includes both garage and non-garage floor plans. Buyers should verify the parking arrangement for each property.
Dell Residential Group can help you monitor listings, compare recent sales, review association documents, and arrange private showings.
Contact Dell Residential Group at Samson Properties for local Alexandria real estate guidance.
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