Monroe Courts Townhomes For Sale | Arlington, VA

Explore Monroe Courts townhomes for sale in Arlington, Virginia. Located in the Virginia Square–Ballston area, Monroe Courts is a historic residential community featuring Colonial Revival-style brick row houses, distinctive architecture, and convenient access to Metro, parks, restaurants, and shopping.

About Monroe Courts in Arlington

Monroe Courts is an established townhouse development built in 1938. The community consists of 39 row houses arranged in four groups along North Monroe Street and North Nelson Street.

Developed by Clarence Gosnell, Inc., with architect John D. Cobb, Monroe Courts reflects Arlington's residential growth during the late 1930s. The development is recognized as the Monroe Courts Historic District and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Monroe Courts Fast Facts

Monroe Courts Townhome Features

Monroe Courts is known for its brick row houses, traditional entrances, decorative rooflines, and Colonial Revival architectural details. The residences offer an alternative to newer townhouse developments and high-rise condominium buildings.

Depending on the property, buyers may find hardwood floors, separate living and dining rooms, basements, fireplaces, updated kitchens, and private outdoor areas. Interior renovations and parking arrangements vary by home.

Living Near Virginia Square and Ballston

Monroe Courts is located near Virginia Square–GMU Metro, neighborhood restaurants, grocery stores, and shopping destinations. The Orange and Silver Metro lines provide connections to Washington, DC, and other Northern Virginia communities.

Quincy Park offers nearby recreational space, while Ballston provides additional restaurants, entertainment, and retail options.

Buyers considering other properties in the surrounding area can also explore Virginia Square homes for sale.

Buying a Historic Monroe Courts Townhome

When purchasing a Monroe Courts property, buyers should evaluate the condition of original building materials, roofing, masonry, windows, drainage, and mechanical systems. Renovation quality and finished living space can vary significantly between homes.

The community's National Register designation documents its architectural and historical significance. Buyers planning exterior changes should independently verify applicable local zoning, preservation requirements, and permit rules. National Register listing alone does not automatically prohibit private owners from making changes.

Dell Residential Group can help buyers identify Monroe Courts townhomes, review comparable sales, arrange private showings, and navigate purchase negotiations.

Monroe Courts Townhomes For Sale FAQs

Where is Monroe Courts located?

Monroe Courts is located along portions of North Monroe Street and North Nelson Street in Arlington, Virginia 22201, near Virginia Square and Ballston.

Is Monroe Courts a verified subdivision?

Yes. Monroe Courts appears in Bright MLS subdivision records, property legal descriptions, and the Virginia Department of Historic Resources' historic district documentation.

What types of homes are in Monroe Courts?

Monroe Courts consists of attached Colonial Revival-style row houses, commonly classified as townhomes.

When were Monroe Courts homes built?

The development was constructed in 1938.

How many townhomes are in Monroe Courts?

The historic district documentation identifies 39 row houses arranged in four groups.

Is Monroe Courts a historic district?

Yes. Monroe Courts was listed on the Virginia Landmarks Register in 2007 and the National Register of Historic Places in 2008.

Does Monroe Courts have an HOA?

Documented fee-simple properties have been marketed without a homeowners association. Buyers should verify any deed restrictions or property-specific obligations.

Is Monroe Courts near Metro?

Yes. Virginia Square–GMU Metro is nearby and serves the Orange and Silver lines.

How can I find Monroe Courts townhomes for sale?

Buyers can monitor Bright MLS residential sale listings under the Monroe Courts subdivision and contact Dell Residential Group for available properties and private tours.