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Huntington Crossing Homes for Sale & Alexandria Real Estate, VA

Huntington Crossing is a newer townhome-style condominium community in the Alexandria section of Fairfax County. Located along Stella Place and Stephanie Tessa Way, the neighborhood sits across from Huntington Metro Station and near the Capital Beltway, Old Town Alexandria, National Landing, and the Eisenhower Avenue corridor.

Developed by Lennar, Huntington Crossing consists of 62 contemporary residences completed primarily in 2021 and 2022. The community combines multilevel townhome living with condominium ownership and a transit-oriented location.

Huntington Crossing Fast Facts

  • Location: Huntington, Fairfax County, Virginia
  • ZIP code: 22303
  • Streets: Stella Place and Stephanie Tessa Way
  • Developer: Lennar
  • Completed: Primarily 2021–2022
  • Residences: 62
  • Property type: Townhome-style condominiums
  • Common layouts: Three- and four-level homes
  • Parking: Attached garages and driveways vary by residence
  • Metro: Huntington Metro Station

Huntington Crossing Real Estate

Huntington Crossing real estate features contemporary multilevel residences designed to provide the space of a townhome with condominium-managed ownership. Most homes have three bedrooms, multiple bathrooms, open main-level living areas, and an attached one-car garage.

Floor plans vary in size and configuration. Three-level residences may provide approximately 1,800 square feet, while larger four-level homes can exceed 2,100 square feet. Some properties include an entry-level recreation room, home office, upper-level loft, rooftop terrace, deck, or additional half bathrooms.

Common interior features may include oversized windows, luxury vinyl or wood flooring, quartz countertops, large kitchen islands, stainless steel appliances, soft-close cabinetry, walk-in closets, bedroom-level laundry, and open dining and living areas. End-unit homes may offer additional windows and natural light.

Although Huntington Crossing is relatively new, buyers should still arrange a complete property inspection. Warranty coverage, appliance condition, heating and cooling equipment, windows, roof responsibilities, and any owner-installed improvements should be reviewed.

Condominium Association

Huntington Crossing residences have condominium ownership rather than traditional fee-simple townhome ownership. The Huntington Crossing Condominium Association generally maintains common areas and collects fees that may contribute to services such as common-area maintenance, reserve funding, and trash removal.

Buyers should review the current condominium resale package, budget, reserve study, insurance policy, parking rules, pet policies, rental restrictions, and maintenance responsibilities. Fees and included services can change, so the documents issued for a specific resale should be treated as the controlling information.

Certain residences within Huntington Crossing have been offered through Fairfax County’s Workforce Dwelling Unit or first-time homebuyer programs. These homes may have income limits, occupancy requirements, resale controls, or other restrictions. Buyers should determine whether such provisions apply to the individual property.

Metro Access and Transportation

Huntington Metro Station is located directly across Huntington Avenue from the community. The station provides Yellow Line service toward Old Town Alexandria, Reagan National Airport, National Landing, the Pentagon, and Washington, D.C.

Drivers have convenient access to Huntington Avenue, Telegraph Road, North Kings Highway, Route 1, and the Capital Beltway. Interstate 95 and Interstate 395 connect the neighborhood with employment centers throughout Northern Virginia and the Washington metropolitan area.

Bus service is available near the Metro station and along Huntington Avenue. Travel times vary with traffic, transit schedules, and time of day.

Shopping and Dining

Neighborhood shopping and services are available along Huntington Avenue, North Kings Highway, Telegraph Road, and Richmond Highway. Additional grocery stores, restaurants, retailers, and entertainment options can be found at Eisenhower Avenue, Kingstowne Towne Center, Hoffman Town Center, and throughout Old Town Alexandria.

The community is also convenient to the restaurants, shops, historic attractions, and waterfront destinations surrounding King Street.

Parks and Outdoor Recreation

Residents can reach Huntington Park, Mount Eagle Park, Cameron Run Regional Park, Jones Point Park, and the Mount Vernon Trail. These destinations provide options for walking, cycling, playground visits, sports, and access to the Potomac River.

Huntley Meadows Park is also nearby and includes woodland trails, wetland habitat, a boardwalk, and wildlife observation areas.

Schools Serving Huntington Crossing

Huntington Crossing is served by Fairfax County Public Schools. Based on current Fairfax County and property information, community addresses are generally assigned to:

  • Cameron Elementary School
  • Twain Middle School
  • Thomas A. Edison High School

School boundaries and programs may change. Buyers should confirm the assignment for a specific address through the official Fairfax County Public Schools boundary locator.

Nearby Alexandria Communities

Why Consider a Home in Huntington Crossing?

Huntington Crossing may appeal to buyers seeking newer construction, multilevel living, garage parking, and direct access to Metro. Its location offers an alternative to high-rise condominium living while remaining convenient to Old Town, National Landing, major highways, shopping, and regional employment centers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Huntington Crossing homes townhouses or condominiums?

They have the appearance and layout of townhomes but are legally owned as condominiums.

When was Huntington Crossing built?

Most residences were completed by Lennar during 2021 and 2022.

How many homes are in Huntington Crossing?

The community contains 62 residences along Stella Place and Stephanie Tessa Way.

Is Huntington Crossing close to Metro?

Yes. Huntington Metro Station is directly across Huntington Avenue from the community.

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