Holland Towne is a small community of brick garage townhomes in Alexandria’s West End. Located along Barrister Place and Wycklow Court near North Van Dorn Street, the neighborhood offers spacious residences, tree-lined streets, and convenient access to parks, shopping, public transportation, and Interstate 395.
The community was developed primarily in 1985 and is also known in association records as Hollandtowne at Brookville. Its limited number of homes means properties may become available less frequently than in Alexandria’s larger townhouse developments.
Holland Towne primarily contains three-level brick townhouses with approximately 1,796 to 2,016 square feet of finished living space. Most residences offer three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, one half bathroom, and an attached one-car garage.
The traditional floor plans commonly include separate living and dining areas, a main-level powder room, an eat-in kitchen, and a wood-burning fireplace. Upper levels may feature a primary suite with a private bathroom, walk-in closet, vaulted ceiling, skylight, or dormer window.
Many homes have been renovated with hardwood flooring, updated kitchens, stone countertops, stainless-steel appliances, modern lighting, and remodeled bathrooms. Some properties also include built-in shelving, attic storage, or flexible lower-level space near the garage.
Outdoor features vary by property. Select homes have fenced rear yards, brick patios, decks, or landscaped garden areas. End-unit residences typically provide additional windows, wider lots, and more natural light.
Holland Towne is governed by the Hollandtowne at Brookville homeowners association. The association generally maintains common areas and private community infrastructure while providing services such as management, reserve funding, road maintenance, snow removal, and trash collection.
Association fees and services can change. Buyers should review the current resale disclosure package, budget, reserve information, insurance coverage, architectural standards, parking regulations, and maintenance responsibilities before purchasing.
Each Holland Towne residence includes an attached garage, a feature that distinguishes the community from many older Alexandria townhouse neighborhoods. Homes also typically have driveway parking, while limited guest or community parking may be available according to association rules.
Buyers should confirm the garage dimensions, driveway rights, visitor parking procedures, and any restrictions involving commercial vehicles or overnight parking.
Holland Towne is close to several Alexandria parks and trails. Holmes Run Trail provides a paved route for walking and cycling through the West End, with connections to neighborhood parks and recreational facilities.
Nearby destinations include Ben Brenman Park, Dora Kelley Nature Park, Fort Ward Park, and the Winkler Botanical Preserve. Ben Brenman Park offers athletic fields, a playground, a dog park, a pond, and access to additional trails around Cameron Station.
Residents can reach grocery stores, restaurants, pharmacies, and other services along Duke Street, North Van Dorn Street, and Seminary Road. Alexandria Commons, Bradlee Shopping Center, Seminary Plaza, and the Landmark area provide nearby shopping options.
The redevelopment of the former Landmark Mall property as WestEnd Alexandria is expected to add further residential, commercial, healthcare, and public spaces to this portion of the city.
Holland Towne is positioned near North Van Dorn Street, Seminary Road, Duke Street, and Interstate 395. These routes provide connections to the Pentagon, Arlington, Washington, D.C., Tysons, Old Town Alexandria, and the Capital Beltway.
Van Dorn Street Metro station serves the Blue Line and is the closest Metrorail option. DASH and Metrobus routes operate throughout the West End and may provide connections to Metro stations and major Alexandria destinations.
Alexandria City Public Schools serve Holland Towne. James K. Polk Elementary School, Francis C. Hammond Middle School, and Alexandria City High School have historically been associated with addresses in the community.
School names, boundaries, and grade configurations may change. Buyers should verify the current assignment for a specific address using the Alexandria City Public Schools boundary locator.
Holland Towne combines brick construction, spacious three-level interiors, private garages, manageable outdoor areas, and access to major commuter routes. Its small scale may appeal to buyers seeking an established townhouse setting without the extensive amenity package of a larger planned community.
The community primarily contains three-level brick Colonial townhouses with three bedrooms and attached garages.
Most homes were constructed in 1985.
Yes. The Holland Towne at Brookville HOA maintains designated common elements and provides specified community services.
Yes. Holland Towne residences generally include an attached one-car garage and driveway parking.
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