Prince Street Club is a boutique condominium community at 318 Prince Street in Old Town Alexandria. The community occupies a historic brick building near King Street, Market Square, and the Potomac River waterfront. With only 11 residences, homes rarely become available, making Prince Street Club an option for buyers seeking distinctive architecture and a central Old Town location.
Prince Street Club is located within the independent City of Alexandria rather than the Fairfax County portion of Alexandria. Its location places residents among the historic streets, restaurants, shops, parks, and cultural attractions that define Old Town.
Residences in Prince Street Club are considerably different from conventional apartment-style condominiums. Some units extend across multiple levels and feature layouts that resemble Old Town townhouses. Interior features vary because individual owners have renovated their homes over time.
Depending on the residence, features may include exposed brick, fireplaces, hardwood flooring, tall ceilings, built-in shelving, skylights, updated kitchens, private outdoor areas, and architectural details preserved from the original building. Buyers should review the floor plan carefully because bedroom counts, bathroom configurations, square footage, storage, and outdoor space differ among units.
Public property records associate the building with the late 19th century, while its history also includes use by Alexandria’s Elks organization. The property was converted into condominium residences around 1980. Elements of the building’s earlier identity remain visible, giving the community a character that is difficult to reproduce in newer construction.
Because Prince Street Club is located within the Old and Historic Alexandria District, certain exterior alterations may require association approval and review by the City’s Board of Architectural Review.
Prince Street Club is governed by a condominium unit owners association. Fees and services can change, but association responsibilities may include exterior building maintenance, master insurance, management, reserves, trash service, snow removal, water, and care of common areas.
Before purchasing, buyers should review the current resale certificate, budget, reserve study, insurance coverage, meeting minutes, pet policies, renovation restrictions, parking rights, and any pending special assessments. Buyers should also confirm exactly which utilities and services are included in the monthly fee.
Prince Street Club is a short distance from King Street’s restaurants, boutiques, coffee shops, galleries, and everyday services. Market Square, the waterfront promenade, Waterfront Park, and the Torpedo Factory Art Center are also nearby.
The location may allow residents to complete many daily activities without driving. The King Street Trolley connects the waterfront area with the King Street–Old Town Metrorail station. That station provides Blue and Yellow Line service and connections to Alexandria Union Station for Amtrak and Virginia Railway Express trains.
Drivers can reach the George Washington Memorial Parkway, Route 1, Interstate 495, National Landing, Washington, D.C., and Reagan National Airport from Old Town. Travel times depend heavily on traffic and time of day.
Parking is an important consideration when buying in Old Town. Some Prince Street Club residences may convey with an assigned or deeded parking space, but arrangements can vary by unit. Buyers should verify the location, ownership, restrictions, and transferability of any parking space before submitting an offer. Guest parking and street-parking rules should also be reviewed.
Prince Street Club is served by Alexandria City Public Schools. School assignments and attendance boundaries can change, so buyers should confirm current information directly with the school division rather than relying on a real estate listing.
Inventory within this 11-unit community is naturally limited. Buyers interested in the building may benefit from monitoring new listings and preparing financing before a property becomes available. An offer should account for the unit’s condition, association documents, parking, renovation history, and any restrictions affecting future improvements.
Sellers should highlight the qualities that distinguish the residence from a conventional condominium, including its historic architecture, multi-level layout, private outdoor space, parking, renovations, and proximity to King Street and the waterfront. Providing organized association documents and a clear list of improvements can help buyers evaluate the property efficiently.
No. Prince Street Club is legally a condominium, although some multi-level residences may feel similar to townhouses.
The boutique community contains approximately 11 condominium units.
Some residences may include assigned or deeded parking. Buyers should confirm the parking arrangement for the specific unit being considered.
Yes. The community is located several blocks from Old Town’s Potomac River waterfront, parks, restaurants, and recreational paths.
Pets may be allowed subject to the condominium association’s current rules. Buyers should review the resale documents for limits involving number, size, or type of pet.
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