The Condominiums at Carlyle Square is a mixed-use condominium community at 520 John Carlyle Street in Alexandria, Virginia. Located in the Carlyle and Eisenhower East district, the building places residents near King Street–Old Town Metro, Eisenhower Avenue Metro, Whole Foods Market, restaurants, parks, government offices, and the historic attractions of Old Town Alexandria.
Carlyle Square contains approximately 145 condominium residences across four levels, together with street-level commercial space. The community was completed during 2006 and 2007 as part of the continued development of Alexandria’s Carlyle district.
Available floor plans include one- and two-bedroom residences, one-bedroom-plus-den layouts, and select two-level lofts. Homes generally range from approximately 600 to more than 1,300 square feet, although individual configurations vary.
Common interior features include high ceilings, large or floor-to-ceiling windows, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, wood cabinetry, in-unit laundry, and walk-in closets. Select residences have terraces, patios, loft-style living areas, dens, or direct courtyard access. Interior finishes vary according to renovations completed by individual owners.
Carlyle Square offers controlled building access, elevator service, an interior courtyard, landscaped sitting areas, bicycle storage, community storage, on-site management, and weekday front-desk service. Reserved parking is available in the shared underground garage.
Some residences may have access to a nearby swimming pool or fitness facility through a separate paid membership. Buyers should verify whether any pool or gym access transfers with the property or requires an additional agreement and fee.
Pet ownership is generally permitted subject to current condominium policies. Restrictions concerning the number, size, breed, registration, and use of common areas should be confirmed through the resale documents.
Many Carlyle Square condos convey with at least one assigned underground garage space. Additional spaces may occasionally be available for rent from the association or individual owners. Buyers should verify the number, location, and ownership status of all spaces included with a residence.
Bike storage and other community storage may also be available. Any assigned storage area should be identified in the listing information and condominium documents.
Monthly condominium fees generally support exterior building maintenance, master insurance, management, front-desk service, security, common-area cleaning, snow removal, trash collection, water, sewer, and reserve funding.
Fees vary according to the size and ownership interest of each residence. Buyers should review the resale certificate, current budget, reserve study, insurance coverage, meeting minutes, rental policies, pet restrictions, move-in procedures, parking rights, and any planned assessments.
Whole Foods Market is located near Carlyle Square, and residents can walk to restaurants, cafés, fitness studios, and professional services throughout Carlyle and Eisenhower East. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and the federal courthouse are also nearby.
King Street provides an extensive collection of independent shops, restaurants, galleries, and entertainment. The Old Town waterfront, Hoffman Town Center, and Potomac Yard offer additional shopping and dining choices.
John Carlyle Square Park sits near the building and provides landscaped green space, seating, public events, and seasonal activities. African American Heritage Park offers walking paths, open space, historic interpretation, and a wetland area.
Residents can also reach Duke Street Dog Park, Old Town’s waterfront parks, the Mount Vernon Trail, and Cameron Run Regional Park. These destinations provide opportunities for walking, cycling, recreation, and enjoying the Potomac River.
King Street–Old Town Metro station is approximately half a mile from Carlyle Square and provides Blue and Yellow Line service. The station also serves Virginia Railway Express and Amtrak trains. Eisenhower Avenue station provides additional Yellow Line access.
DASH and Metrobus routes serve the surrounding area. Drivers can reach Duke Street, Eisenhower Avenue, Telegraph Road, the George Washington Memorial Parkway, and Interstate 495. Reagan National Airport is also accessible by Metro or car.
Carlyle Square is served by Alexandria City Public Schools. Recent listing information has associated the building with Lyles-Crouch Traditional Academy, George Washington Middle School, and Alexandria City High School.
Alexandria has adjusted some school boundaries for the 2026–2027 academic year. Buyers should compare current and future assignments through the official ACPS school locator.
Carlyle Square combines modern condominium living with underground parking, on-site service, Metro access, and proximity to Old Town. Its varied floor plans and walkable setting can appeal to buyers seeking a primary residence, city retreat, or low-maintenance home near major transportation connections.
The condominium is located at 520 John Carlyle Street in Alexandria’s Carlyle district.
The development contains approximately 145 condominium residences.
Yes. Many residences include assigned underground garage parking, but buyers should verify the spaces conveyed with each unit.
No. The condominium at 520 John Carlyle Street is separate from the adjoining apartment community, although the properties share portions of the garage and courtyard access.
King Street–Old Town station is approximately half a mile away and offers Blue and Yellow Line service.
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