Mount Vernon Court is a community of brick townhomes located along Mount Vernon Avenue and Sanborn Place in Alexandria, Virginia. Positioned near Del Ray, Arlandria and the West Glebe Road corridor, the neighborhood gives residents convenient access to restaurants, shopping, parks and major commuter routes. Its multilevel homes offer an alternative for buyers who want more living space and private parking near Alexandria’s urban amenities.
Mount Vernon Court is located in the independent City of Alexandria, primarily within ZIP code 22305. The community was developed during the late 1990s and around 2000, with homes arranged along Mount Vernon Avenue and the quieter interior street of Sanborn Place.
The neighborhood sits north of Del Ray’s main commercial district and near the Alexandria–Arlington boundary. It should not be confused with similarly named communities in the Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County. Mount Vernon Court is an Alexandria City townhouse community.
Homes in Mount Vernon Court generally feature brick or brick-accented exteriors and approximately three finished levels. Most residences have two or three bedrooms, although bedroom configurations and bathroom counts vary. Interior and end-unit townhomes are both represented within the community.
Common features may include hardwood flooring, fireplaces, open living and dining areas, large windows and attached garages. Updated properties may offer remodeled kitchens, stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, renovated bathrooms and flexible entry-level rooms suitable for an office, guest area or additional living space.
Depending on the home, outdoor space may include a deck, patio, fenced courtyard or landscaped side yard. End-unit properties can offer additional windows and larger exterior areas. Many residences include an attached one-car garage and driveway, but buyers should verify the parking conveyed with a particular property and review any community rules governing guest or street parking.
Mount Vernon Court is an established homeowners association community. Fees, services, reserve funding and maintenance responsibilities can change, so buyers should review the current resale certificate, budget, insurance information, rules and architectural guidelines before purchasing. The documents should identify which exterior features are maintained by the homeowner and which responsibilities belong to the association.
Mount Vernon Avenue connects residents with neighborhood restaurants, cafés, markets and local businesses throughout Del Ray and Arlandria. Additional shopping and services are available along West Glebe Road, Richmond Highway and Route 1. Potomac Yard provides larger retailers, restaurants and everyday conveniences within a short drive.
Nearby recreational options include Four Mile Run Park, the Four Mile Run Trail and the Mount Vernon Recreation Center area. These facilities provide opportunities for walking, cycling and other outdoor activities. Residents can also reach parks and community spaces throughout Del Ray, Potomac Yard and northern Alexandria.
Mount Vernon Avenue, West Glebe Road, Richmond Highway and George Washington Memorial Parkway provide connections to Arlington, Washington, D.C., Old Town Alexandria and other Northern Virginia employment centers. The Potomac Yard–VT and Braddock Road Metro stations serve the broader area, while DASH and Metrobus routes provide additional transit options. Buyers should check the current route and distance from the specific home they are considering.
Mount Vernon Court is served by Alexandria City Public Schools. Attendance zones and enrollment policies may change, so buyers should verify the current school assignments for an individual address directly with the school division.
Buyers considering Mount Vernon Court may also explore homes in Del Ray, Arlandria, Lynhaven, Rosewood and Wesmond. Comparing nearby communities can help buyers evaluate home styles, parking, HOA responsibilities and access to Metro and neighborhood businesses.
Mount Vernon Court is located along Mount Vernon Avenue and Sanborn Place in the northern portion of Alexandria City.
The community primarily contains three-level, fee-simple brick townhomes built during the late 1990s and around 2000.
Many homes include an attached garage and driveway, although buyers should confirm the parking arrangement for each property.
Yes. Buyers should review the current association fee, services, financial documents and community regulations before purchasing.
No. Mount Vernon Court is within the independent City of Alexandria and is separate from the Mount Vernon communities located in Fairfax County.
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