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Coopers Grove Homes for Sale & Alexandria Real Estate, VA

Coopers Grove is a small residential subdivision in Alexandria, Virginia, containing newer detached homes near Taft Avenue, North Donelson Street, and Fort Williams Park. The community is located within the broader Seminary Hill area and offers larger floor plans, multiple finished levels, private yards, garages, and access to parks, shopping, Metro stations, and major commuter routes.

Coopers Grove is within the independent City of Alexandria rather than Fairfax County. Properties generally use ZIP code 22304, receive City of Alexandria services, and are served by Alexandria City Public Schools.

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Coopers Grove Real Estate

Coopers Grove primarily consists of detached single-family homes developed around 2010. Architectural designs include Colonial- and Craftsman-inspired residences with brick, stone, siding, detailed trim, covered entries, and attached garages.

Homes can provide approximately 4,000 square feet or more across three or four finished levels, although buyers should verify the measurements for each property. Floor plans commonly include four or five bedrooms, multiple full and half bathrooms, formal and casual living areas, home offices, and finished lower levels.

Interior features may include hardwood flooring, crown molding, high ceilings, built-in cabinetry, fireplaces, large windows, and open kitchens with islands. Primary suites may offer sitting areas, walk-in closets, soaking tubs, separate showers, and dual vanities.

Finished basements can add recreation rooms, guest areas, exercise spaces, wet bars, media rooms, storage, and walkout access. Certain residences also include fourth-level lofts that can function as bedrooms, studios, offices, or additional living areas.

Outdoor features vary but may include decks, stone patios, fenced yards, fire pits, and lots adjoining Fort Williams Park or other wooded areas. Buyers should compare lot configuration, privacy, drainage, garage capacity, and outdoor improvements when evaluating individual homes.

HOA and Property Considerations

Recent Coopers Grove listings have generally reported no mandatory homeowners association. However, buyers should verify the status for the specific property through the title documents and current listing information.

The absence of an HOA does not eliminate property restrictions. Homes remain subject to City of Alexandria zoning, building codes, permitting requirements, stormwater regulations, and any recorded covenants or easements.

Buyers should investigate permits for finished basements, decks, patios, fences, electrical work, plumbing improvements, and other major renovations. A property survey can help identify boundaries, easements, and the placement of exterior improvements.

Fort Williams Park and Recreation

Fort Williams Park is located near Coopers Grove and preserves part of Alexandria’s Civil War history. The park includes wooded areas, walking paths, open space, and historical markers. Properties adjoining the park may offer wooded views or direct proximity to green space.

Additional recreational destinations include Chinquapin Park Recreation Center and Aquatics Facility, Ben Brenman Park, and the Holmes Run trail network. Alexandria also maintains playgrounds, athletic fields, community facilities, and waterfront parks throughout the city.

Buyers interested in a home near parkland should review the exact lot boundary and understand that public park areas are managed separately from private residential property.

Shopping and Dining

Coopers Grove residents can reach shopping and everyday services along Duke Street, Seminary Road, Quaker Lane, and South Pickett Street. Grocery stores, restaurants, pharmacies, fitness facilities, and professional services are available throughout Alexandria’s West End.

Additional dining and retail destinations are found in Old Town Alexandria, Carlyle, Shirlington, Cameron Station, and the Landmark area. The redevelopment of the former Landmark Mall property is expected to continue changing the West End’s mix of healthcare, residential, commercial, and public spaces.

Transportation and Commuting

Seminary Road, Duke Street, Quaker Lane, and Interstate 395 provide connections from Coopers Grove to Arlington, Washington, D.C., Old Town Alexandria, and other areas of Northern Virginia.

The King Street–Old Town, Eisenhower Avenue, and Van Dorn Street Metro stations provide rail options from different parts of Alexandria. DASH and Metrobus routes also operate throughout the city. Buyers should verify the most practical station, bus route, and travel time from the specific property.

Accessible employment destinations include Old Town, Carlyle, National Landing, the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., and locations along the Capital Beltway. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is also within the surrounding region.

Schools Serving Coopers Grove

Coopers Grove is served by Alexandria City Public Schools. Attendance assignments depend on the property’s address and may change when boundaries are reviewed. Buyers should verify current schools directly with the school division.

Private schools, preschool programs, and higher-education institutions are also available throughout Alexandria and the Washington metropolitan area.

Buying a Home in Coopers Grove

Coopers Grove’s limited number of residences means buyers may need to monitor the neighborhood for an extended period. A customized property alert can provide notice when a new listing becomes available.

Important comparison points include finished square footage, bedroom configuration, lower-level functionality, garage capacity, lot placement, renovations, and proximity to Fort Williams Park. A professional inspection should evaluate the roof, foundation, drainage, windows, mechanical systems, fireplaces, and outdoor improvements.

Selling a Coopers Grove Home

Sellers should highlight features such as a park-adjacent lot, multiple finished levels, home office, finished basement, theater room, two-car garage, fenced yard, or outdoor entertaining area. Professional photography and floor plans can help buyers understand the size and layout of these larger residences.

Pricing should reflect recent Coopers Grove sales and comparable newer homes in Seminary Hill. Sellers should gather permits, surveys, warranties, and renovation records before listing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Coopers Grove?

Coopers Grove is near Taft Avenue, North Donelson Street, and Fort Williams Park in Alexandria’s Seminary Hill area.

What types of homes are available?

The subdivision primarily contains larger detached Colonial- and Craftsman-inspired residences built around 2010.

Does Coopers Grove have an HOA?

Recent listings generally report no mandatory HOA, but buyers should verify the status of the individual property.

Is Coopers Grove in Fairfax County?

No. Coopers Grove is within the independent City of Alexandria and generally uses ZIP code 22304.

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