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Carrington Village Townhomes For Sale | Arlington, VA

Carrington Village townhomes for sale in Arlington VA near Columbia Pike

Explore Carrington Village townhomes for sale in Arlington, VA, an established community of Colonial-style, fee-simple townhouses near Columbia Pike in Arlington's 22204 ZIP code. Built in 1986, these three-level homes offer private outdoor space, assigned parking, and convenient connections to the Pentagon, Pentagon City, National Landing, and Washington, DC.

Located along 10th Street South, Carrington Village appeals to buyers seeking the independence of townhome ownership without the larger footprint or maintenance demands of many detached properties. Its proximity to Columbia Pike restaurants, shopping, and bus service adds everyday convenience, although the community is not within walking distance of a Metrorail station.

Carrington Village at a Glance

Feature Community details
Location 10th Street South, Arlington, VA 22204
Property type Interior and end-unit townhomes
Year built 1986
Architecture Colonial and traditional
Floor plans Typically three levels; commonly two or three bedrooms
Living space Approximately 930–945 sq. ft. above grade; some finished homes total 1,300–1,400 sq. ft.
Ownership Fee simple in documented sales
Parking Assigned spaces; additional permit or street parking varies
HOA Carrington Village Property Owners' Association; confirm current dues
Utilities Public water and sewer

Carrington Village Townhome Floor Plans and Features

Most Carrington Village townhomes have three levels, with traditional living and dining areas on the main floor, bedrooms upstairs, and a lower level that may provide additional finished space.

Depending on the home, buyers may find hardwood flooring, wood-burning fireplaces, updated kitchens, two or more bathrooms, and walkout basements leading to patios or fenced outdoor areas. Some lower levels function as guest bedrooms, offices, or recreation rooms.

When comparing listings, distinguish above-grade square footage from finished basement space. A home advertised at approximately 1,350 total square feet may have only about 930 square feet above grade. Confirm whether any lower-level bedroom meets applicable requirements.

Fee-Simple Ownership, HOA Fees, and Parking

Carrington Village is a fee-simple townhouse community, not a condominium development. Owners generally maintain their individual homes while contributing to shared community expenses through the homeowners association.

Historical listings identify HOA responsibilities such as common-area maintenance, management, road maintenance, and reserve funding. Buyers should obtain the current resale disclosure package to confirm assessments, exterior maintenance responsibilities, insurance, architectural restrictions, and any pending projects.

Parking is another important consideration. Documented homes have assigned spaces, but the number of additional permits and availability of visitor parking can vary. Verify the assigned space number, guest-parking rules, and whether a second vehicle can be accommodated before purchasing.

What Should Buyers Inspect?

Because Carrington Village was constructed in 1986, the condition of individual homes can differ substantially. Prioritize roof and window age, HVAC systems, plumbing, electrical updates, basement waterproofing, and drainage around walkout lower levels.

Also examine deck or patio condition, fencing, and any renovations that may require permits. End-unit townhomes may offer additional natural light, while interior units can have different heating, cooling, and exterior maintenance considerations.

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Living Near Columbia Pike

Carrington Village is close to the Columbia Pike neighborhood, one of South Arlington's established corridors for dining, shopping, and neighborhood services. Restaurants, grocery options, coffee shops, and the Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse contribute to the area's appeal.

For outdoor recreation, residents can explore Towers Park, with its dog park and athletic facilities, along with Penrose Square and other Arlington parks.

Commuting to the Pentagon, National Landing, and DC

Columbia Pike, Washington Boulevard, Route 50, and Interstate 395 provide connections to major Arlington and Washington-area destinations. Bus service along Columbia Pike offers an alternative to driving, including connections toward the Pentagon and Metrorail.

However, Carrington Village is bus-connected rather than Metro-adjacent. Buyers who rely on transit should compare actual bus frequency, transfer requirements, and door-to-door commute times. Our guide to Arlington neighborhoods near Metro explains the difference between rail-accessible locations and bus-connected communities such as Columbia Pike.

Schools Serving Carrington Village

Documented property listings identify Hoffman-Boston Elementary School and varying secondary school assignments. Because school boundaries and listing information can change, verify current assignments through Arlington Public Schools using the specific property address.

Is Carrington Village Right for You?

Carrington Village may suit buyers seeking a fee-simple townhome with multiple living levels, a manageable outdoor area, and convenient access to South Arlington destinations.

Important tradeoffs include compact above-grade floor plans, HOA obligations, limited parking flexibility, and the absence of a nearby Metrorail station. Comparing the condition of each home's lower level and major systems is particularly important.

Carrington Village Frequently Asked Questions

When were Carrington Village townhomes built?

Documented townhomes were built in 1986.

Are Carrington Village homes condos or townhouses?

They are townhouses, with fee-simple ownership documented in residential sales and a homeowners association governing shared responsibilities.

How large are Carrington Village townhomes?

Many have approximately 930–945 square feet above grade. Finished lower levels can increase total living space to approximately 1,300–1,400 square feet.

Does Carrington Village have assigned parking?

Yes. Documented homes have assigned parking. Confirm the number of spaces and additional permit or guest-parking arrangements for each property.

Is Carrington Village near Metro?

There is no Metrorail station within the community. Columbia Pike bus service connects residents to nearby transit hubs, including the Pentagon.

Carrington Village Townhomes For Sale

Browse available Carrington Village townhomes for sale in Arlington, VA 22204 in the MLS listings below. Because this is a relatively small community, inventory may be limited. Check listing details for floor plans, finished basement space, parking assignments, and HOA disclosures.

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