Mount Vernon Townes is a small townhouse community located along Towne Manor Court in the Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County. The neighborhood includes Alexandria addresses in the 22309 ZIP code and sits near Richmond Highway, Fort Belvoir, historic Mount Vernon, shopping centers, parks, and commuter routes.
Developed primarily from the mid-1990s through the early 2000s, Mount Vernon Townes offers fee-simple ownership, three-level floor plans, private outdoor spaces, and an established homeowners association.
Mount Vernon Townes primarily contains interior and end-unit townhouses with approximately 1,088 to 1,372 square feet above grade. Finished lower levels can increase the total usable living area, with some homes providing more than 1,600 finished square feet.
Most residences have two or three bedrooms and between two and four bathrooms. Two-bedroom layouts may include a private bathroom for each upper-level bedroom, while three-bedroom models typically provide a primary suite and a shared hall bathroom.
Main levels commonly feature a living and dining area, an eat-in kitchen, and access to a rear deck. Lower levels may include a recreation room, fireplace, laundry area, additional bathroom, home office, guest space, or direct access to the backyard.
Many homes have fenced rear yards, patios, decks, or views of wooded common areas. End-unit residences may provide additional windows, bump-out spaces, and slightly larger lots.
Parking arrangements vary by townhome model. Many residences include a one-car garage and driveway, while others may convey with assigned surface spaces. Guest parking is available in designated areas according to community rules.
Buyers should confirm which parking spaces legally convey with a particular property, along with visitor procedures, permit requirements, garage dimensions, and any restrictions on commercial vehicles.
Mount Vernon Townes has a homeowners association that manages designated common areas and community responsibilities. The neighborhood lacks an extensive recreational amenity package, which helps keep the association focused on shared maintenance and community operations.
Before purchasing, buyers should review the current resale disclosure package, budget, reserve information, insurance coverage, parking regulations, architectural standards, rental policies, and owner maintenance responsibilities. Association fees and included services can change over time.
Although the community is newer than many neighborhoods in the Mount Vernon area, buyers should still evaluate each property’s roof, windows, heating and cooling system, water heater, appliances, deck, drainage, and exterior components.
Finished lower-level rooms may be used as offices, recreation rooms, or guest spaces. Buyers should verify whether a lower-level room satisfies current legal requirements before representing it as an additional bedroom.
Mount Vernon Townes is close to Mount Vernon Woods Park, Grist Mill Park, Huntley Meadows Park, and the recreational areas surrounding Fort Belvoir. Huntley Meadows offers forested trails, a wetland boardwalk, wildlife observation areas, and educational programs.
The George Washington Memorial Parkway and Mount Vernon Trail provide scenic routes along the Potomac River. Residents can also visit George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate, Woodlawn, and the Pope-Leighey House.
Mount Vernon Plaza, Engleside Plaza, and the Richmond Highway corridor provide grocery stores, restaurants, pharmacies, fitness centers, and everyday services. Additional shopping is available near Fort Belvoir, Hybla Valley, and Kingstowne.
The ongoing Richmond Highway corridor improvements are intended to support new transportation, streetscape, residential, and commercial development throughout this portion of Fairfax County.
The community is located near Richmond Highway, Mount Vernon Highway, Telegraph Road, Interstate 95, and the Capital Beltway. These routes provide access to Fort Belvoir, Old Town Alexandria, the Pentagon, National Landing, and Washington, D.C.
Huntington Metro station serves the Yellow Line and is the closest Metrorail station. Fairfax Connector buses operate along Richmond Highway and connect Mount Vernon-area communities with Metro stations and regional destinations.
Mount Vernon Townes is served by Fairfax County Public Schools. Woodlawn Elementary School, Whitman Middle School, and Mount Vernon High School have commonly served the community.
School boundaries and program assignments may change. Buyers should confirm the current schools for a specific address through the Fairfax County Public Schools boundary locator.
>Mount Vernon Townes offers fee-simple townhouse ownership, flexible three-level floor plans, private outdoor areas, and convenient access to Fort Belvoir and Richmond Highway. Its manageable size and limited shared amenities may appeal to buyers seeking a straightforward townhouse community in the Mount Vernon area.
The community contains two- and three-bedroom, three-level townhouses built primarily between 1996 and 2001.
Yes. The homeowners association manages designated common areas, parking rules, and other community responsibilities.
Many homes have one-car garages and driveways, while other properties may include assigned surface parking.
Yes. The community is located near Richmond Highway and provides convenient road access to Fort Belvoir.
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