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Seminary Homes for Sale & Alexandria Real Estate, VA

Explore Seminary homes for sale in Alexandria, Virginia. Seminary is a small residential subdivision associated with the Woods Place and North Quaker Lane area near the Virginia Theological Seminary. The neighborhood contains detached single-family homes in a convenient location near Seminary Road, King Street, Alexandria City High School, parks, shopping, and major commuter routes.

Seminary should not be confused with the broader Seminary Hill area or nearby communities such as Seminary Heights, Seminary Ridge, Seminary Park, Seminary West, and Seminary Valley. Because these names are frequently used interchangeably in real estate searches, buyers should confirm the legal subdivision shown in the individual property record.

Seminary Real Estate Overview

The Seminary subdivision consists primarily of detached homes developed during the middle decades of the twentieth century. Many properties around Woods Place were constructed during the 1960s, although renovation, expansion, and infill construction have introduced a wider range of home sizes and architectural styles.

The neighborhood’s residential setting includes mature trees, established landscaping, private driveways, and lots that generally provide more outdoor space than homes found in Alexandria’s denser urban neighborhoods.

Seminary Fast Facts

  • Location: Woods Place, North Quaker Lane, and Seminary Road area
  • Jurisdiction: Independent City of Alexandria
  • Primary ZIP codes: 22302 and portions of 22311
  • Property type: Detached single-family homes
  • Development period: Primarily mid-twentieth century
  • Ownership: Fee simple
  • HOA: Generally no mandatory neighborhood HOA
  • School system: Alexandria City Public Schools
  • Nearby landmark: Virginia Theological Seminary

Homes and Architectural Styles

Seminary homes include ramblers, split-levels, split-foyers, Cape Cods, traditional Colonials, and renovated mid-century residences. Original houses may offer three or four bedrooms, hardwood flooring, fireplaces, finished lower levels, carports, garages, and flexible recreation spaces.

Expanded and renovated properties can include open kitchens, modern primary suites, home offices, mudrooms, additional bedrooms, and improved connections to outdoor living areas. Larger infill homes may offer multiple finished levels, attached garages, and contemporary systems and finishes.

Lots and Outdoor Living

Properties in the Seminary subdivision commonly include private yards with mature trees and landscaping. Depending on the home, outdoor features may include patios, decks, screened porches, gardens, play areas, storage sheds, carports, and attached or detached garages.

Lot size and topography vary. Buyers considering an addition or accessory structure should review setbacks, easements, tree-preservation requirements, drainage, and City of Alexandria permitting regulations.

HOA and Property Considerations

Most Seminary homes are fee-simple properties without a mandatory homeowners association. Owners are still subject to City of Alexandria zoning and building requirements, along with any recorded covenants or easements affecting the individual parcel.

Because many homes were built several decades ago, buyers should evaluate roofing, electrical service, plumbing, drainage, foundations, windows, insulation, and previous additions as part of the property inspection and records review.

Parks and Recreation

Fort Ward Park offers open lawns, picnic areas, walking paths, and Civil War history. Chinquapin Park provides athletic facilities, playing fields, tennis courts, and access to the Chinquapin Park Recreation Center and Aquatics Facility.

Additional outdoor destinations include Angel Park, Forest Park, the grounds surrounding the Virginia Theological Seminary, and the wooded trails of Dora Kelley Nature Park and Holmes Run.

Shopping and Dining

Bradlee Shopping Center provides a grocery store, restaurants, specialty shops, and everyday services. Additional shopping and dining are available along King Street, Duke Street, and North Beauregard Street.

Residents can also reach Shirlington, Del Ray, Old Town Alexandria, Alexandria Commons, and Bailey’s Crossroads for expanded dining, retail, and entertainment options.

Transportation and Commuting

Seminary is convenient to Seminary Road, King Street, North Quaker Lane, Braddock Road, and Interstate 395. These routes provide access to the Pentagon, National Landing, Arlington, Washington, D.C., Interstate 495, and other Northern Virginia employment centers.

DASH and Metrobus routes serve surrounding streets and connect with Metro stations and regional transportation hubs. The King Street–Old Town and Braddock Road Metro stations are accessible by car, bus, or bicycle from many Seminary addresses.

Schools Serving Seminary

Properties around Woods Place have commonly been associated with Douglas MacArthur Elementary School, George Washington Middle School, and Alexandria City High School. Assignments may differ for Seminary properties farther west, particularly those in the 22311 ZIP code. Buyers should verify the current schools for an individual address through the Alexandria City Public Schools attendance-zone locator.

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Seminary Real Estate FAQs

Where is the Seminary subdivision located?

The subdivision is associated primarily with Woods Place and neighboring streets near North Quaker Lane and the Virginia Theological Seminary.

What types of homes are available?

Seminary contains detached ramblers, split-levels, Cape Cods, Colonials, renovated mid-century homes, and occasional newer construction.

Does Seminary have an HOA?

Most homes do not have a mandatory neighborhood HOA, but buyers should verify recorded restrictions for the specific property.

Is Seminary the same as Seminary Hill?

No. Seminary is a smaller legal subdivision within the broader area commonly identified as Seminary Hill.

Is Seminary located in Fairfax County?

No. Seminary is located within the independent City of Alexandria and is served by Alexandria City Public Schools.

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