Main Street is a low-rise condominium community within Cameron Station in Alexandria’s West End. Located along Brenman Park Drive, the community combines Victorian-inspired architecture with access to Cameron Station’s recreational amenities, landscaped streets and neighborhood gathering places. Unlike many Alexandria communities with Fairfax County mailing addresses, Main Street is located within the independent City of Alexandria.
Main Street was developed as part of the larger Cameron Station master-planned community. Its exterior design resembles a collection of traditional row houses, with brick façades, bay windows, decorative trim and varied rooflines. Inside, the residences are individually owned condominiums arranged within four-story buildings.
The community is close to Cameron Station Boulevard, Brenman Park Drive and the neighborhood’s commercial area. Residents can reach parks, trails and community amenities without leaving Cameron Station.
Main Street real estate includes one- and two-bedroom condominium layouts, with select residences offering dens or loft-style spaces. Floor plans generally range from approximately 740 to 1,140 square feet, although buyers should verify the recorded size and configuration of any individual unit.
Depending on the residence and previous renovations, interiors may include open living areas, high ceilings, oversized windows, hardwood flooring, fireplaces and in-unit laundry. Some units have updated kitchens with stone countertops, modern cabinetry and stainless-steel appliances.
Parking arrangements can vary by unit and may include assigned or reserved spaces. Main Street’s low-rise buildings also feature common entrances, elevators and fire-sprinkler systems. Buyers should confirm the parking rights, storage options and accessibility features conveyed with the specific condominium.
Main Street owners are subject to condominium fees and may also have financial obligations connected with the Cameron Station master association. Fees generally support services such as common-area maintenance, management, exterior upkeep, trash or snow removal and access to qualifying community amenities.
The exact fee, included utilities and association responsibilities can change. Buyers should review the current resale disclosure package, budget, reserve study, insurance coverage, pet rules, leasing restrictions and pending projects before purchasing.
Cameron Station offers a broad collection of community amenities that may include a clubhouse, fitness center, swimming pool, sports courts, playgrounds and neighborhood shuttle service. Access and operating rules are controlled by the applicable associations, so buyers should confirm which amenities are available to Main Street residents.
Ben Brenman Park is immediately adjacent to Cameron Station and provides athletic fields, walking paths, a pond, playground areas and open green space. Armistead L. Boothe Park and Holmes Run Trail offer additional opportunities for recreation, cycling and walking in Alexandria’s West End.
Cameron Station includes neighborhood businesses and services, while additional shopping and dining are available along Duke Street, South Pickett Street and the broader West End corridor. Old Town Alexandria, Shirlington and Kingstowne provide further restaurant, retail and entertainment options.
Duke Street connects Main Street with Old Town Alexandria, Interstate 395 and Interstate 495. Van Dorn Street Metro is the closest Metrorail station for many residents. DASH bus routes and community shuttle service may provide additional options, subject to current schedules and association operations.
Main Street is served by Alexandria City Public Schools. Attendance boundaries and programs can change, so buyers should verify current school assignments using the unit’s exact address.
Yes. Main Street consists of individually owned condominium residences within low-rise buildings in Cameron Station.
The community is along Brenman Park Drive in Cameron Station, within the independent City of Alexandria.
The community was delivered around 1999 as part of Cameron Station’s development.
Parking may be assigned or reserved, but buyers should verify the spaces and rights included with the individual unit.
Buyers should examine both the condominium and master-association documents, including fees, reserves, insurance, rules and planned projects.
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