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Oakland Hall Homes for Sale & Alexandria Real Estate, VA

Oakland Hall is a condominium neighborhood within Cameron Station, a planned residential community in Alexandria’s West End. Built in 1999, Oakland Hall offers townhouse-style residences with private entrances, attached garages, and access to Cameron Station’s extensive recreational amenities.

Homes are located primarily along Barbour Drive, Donovan Drive, John Ticer Drive, and Kilburn Street. The community provides a low-maintenance ownership option for buyers who want the layout of a townhome combined with condominium-managed exterior maintenance.

Oakland Hall Community Overview

Oakland Hall was developed by Ryland Homes as part of Cameron Station’s transformation from a former military installation into a walkable residential community. Its Colonial-inspired architecture includes brick fronts, siding accents, rear-entry garages, sidewalks, and landscaped common areas.

Residences are positioned near Cameron Station Boulevard, neighborhood amenities, Ben Brenman Park, and the commercial corridors of Duke Street and South Van Dorn Street. Old Town Alexandria and Washington, D.C., are also accessible by Metro or major commuter routes.

Oakland Hall Fast Facts

  • Location: Barbour Drive, Donovan Drive, John Ticer Drive, and Kilburn Street
  • City: Alexandria, Virginia
  • ZIP Code: 22304
  • Community: Cameron Station
  • Year Built: 1999
  • Builder: Ryland Homes
  • Property Type: Townhouse-style condominiums
  • Ownership: Condominium
  • Parking: Attached garages and assigned spaces, depending on the residence
  • Metro: Van Dorn Street

Oakland Hall Real Estate

Oakland Hall consists primarily of two-level and multilevel condominium residences designed to resemble traditional row homes. Many have private ground-level entrances rather than shared interior hallways.

Homes generally offer two or three bedrooms and approximately 1,150 to 1,950 square feet of finished living space. Smaller models often provide efficient two-level layouts, while larger residences may include three bedrooms, flexible living areas, and additional bathrooms.

Depending on the property and its renovations, interior features may include:

  • Open or combined living and dining rooms
  • Hardwood flooring
  • Gas fireplaces
  • Updated kitchens with breakfast bars
  • Stainless-steel appliances
  • Primary bedrooms with private bathrooms
  • Walk-in closets and additional storage
  • In-unit washers and dryers
  • Balconies or decks in select residences
  • Rear-entry attached garages

Parking arrangements vary. Certain homes include an attached one-car garage plus an assigned exterior space, while others may have different configurations. Buyers should confirm all parking rights in the condominium documents and sales contract.

Condominium Ownership and Fees

Oakland Hall properties are condominium-owned, even when their architecture resembles fee-simple townhouses. Monthly fees generally contribute to common-area maintenance, exterior responsibilities, landscaping, snow removal, trash service, management, and access to Cameron Station amenities.

Buyers should review both Oakland Hall condominium documents and any applicable Cameron Station governing documents. Important considerations include insurance responsibilities, reserve funding, pet rules, rental restrictions, parking assignments, exterior maintenance, and planned projects.

Cameron Station Amenities

Oakland Hall residents have access to recreational and community amenities available within Cameron Station. Features may include:

  • Outdoor swimming pool
  • Fitness center
  • Community clubhouse
  • Basketball and tennis courts
  • Playgrounds and common green spaces
  • Walking and jogging paths
  • Community meeting and gathering rooms

Amenity availability, operating hours, guest policies, and transportation services are governed by the community and may change.

Shopping and Dining

Cameron Station includes neighborhood businesses and services near its central commercial area. Additional grocery stores, restaurants, fitness facilities, and retail options are available along Duke Street, South Pickett Street, and South Van Dorn Street.

Residents can also reach WestEnd Alexandria, Shirlington, Old Town, and the Eisenhower Avenue corridor for a broader selection of shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Parks and Recreation

Ben Brenman Park borders Cameron Station and offers athletic fields, walking paths, a pond, a dog park, and connections to the Holmes Run Trail. Armistead L. Boothe Park provides tennis courts, basketball courts, picnic facilities, playgrounds, and open recreational space.

The nearby Charles E. Beatley Jr. Central Library hosts educational programs, community events, and public resources throughout the year.

Transportation and Commuting

Van Dorn Street Metro station serves the Blue Line and provides rail connections toward Old Town, National Landing, the Pentagon, and Washington, D.C. Local bus routes and community transportation options may provide additional connections to Metro.

Duke Street, Van Dorn Street, Interstate 395, and the Capital Beltway connect drivers with employment centers throughout Northern Virginia and the District. Reagan National Airport is also accessible from the community.

Why Buy in Oakland Hall?

Oakland Hall may appeal to buyers seeking townhouse-style living without assuming every exterior maintenance responsibility associated with a fee-simple property. Private entrances, garages, practical floor plans, and access to Cameron Station amenities add to the community’s appeal.

Because Oakland Hall is a distinct condominium section within a larger planned community, buyers should confirm that a listing is correctly identified rather than relying solely on the broader Cameron Station subdivision name.

Nearby Alexandria Communities

Buyers considering Oakland Hall may also explore Cameron Station, Main Street, Condos at Cameron Boulevard, Summers Grove, Van Dorn, and Landmark.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Oakland Hall homes condos or townhouses?

They are legally condominiums but generally have townhouse-style designs and private entrances.

When was Oakland Hall built?

The community was developed in 1999 as part of Cameron Station.

Do homes include garages?

Many residences include attached garages, but buyers should verify the parking conveyed with each unit.

Can residents use Cameron Station amenities?

Oakland Hall residents generally have access to applicable Cameron Station recreational facilities, subject to current community rules.

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