2046 Blunt Ln Alexandria, VA 22303

Listing details for 2046 Blunt Ln, Alexandria, VA 22303 : Whether you're arriving for a new job, PCS, or just a new chapter — 2046 Blunt Lane is exactly the right place to land. A versatile ensuite bedroom on the entry level — framed by elegant French glass doors — works beautifully as a guest suite, private home office, or in-law suite. Up one flight, the heart of the home opens up: a sweeping, light-filled living, dining, and kitchen space with hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, crown molding, and chair rail detailing that feels polished without being formal. The kitchen impresses with granite countertops, a gas cooktop island with bar seating, rich wood cabinetry, and stainless appliances — with a balcony just off the kitchen, perfect for morning coffee. The primary suite is a true retreat: a gorgeous tray ceiling, generous windows, and a spa-worthy bath with soaking tub and separate glass-enclosed shower. Two additional well-sized bedrooms and a full bath complete the upper level. A two-car garage and community jogging and walking trails round out the package. The location does the heavy lifting. Huntington Metro (Yellow Line) is minutes away — commute to the Pentagon, Crystal City, or downtown DC without touching your car. Key installations are all close: Pentagon ( 6 mi), Fort Myer ( 7 mi), Fort Belvoir ( 8 mi), Joint Base Andrews ( 12 mi), and Quantico ( 25 mi). Cyclists and runners are minutes from Belle Haven Park on the Potomac — a beloved spot for picnics and fishing, and the gateway to the iconic 18-mile Mount Vernon Trail running all the way to Rosslyn. Day-to-day errands are effortless — ALDI and the legendary Bob & Edith's Diner (open 24/7) are around the corner, with Wegmans, Whole Foods, and the shops and restaurants of Del Ray just minutes away. Old Town Alexandria — just 15 minutes away — is one of those places that makes people want to move there on the spot. Stroll streets lined with 18th and 19th century homes, browse King Street's boutiques and restaurants, and catch a show at the Little Theatre of Alexandria, one of the longest-running community theaters in the country. On the Potomac waterfront, the Torpedo Factory Art Center — a former WWII munitions plant beautifully converted into the nation's largest collection of publicly accessible working artists' studios — is endlessly fascinating. George Washington's Mount Vernon estate is just 7 miles down the road. History isn't a backdrop here — it's woven into everyday life. New to the area? This is a perfect base camp. Alexandria is consistently ranked one of the best cities in America — #3 Best Small City in the U.S. by Condé Nast Traveler (2025, eight years running) and #1 Best Place to Live for Vets by Military Times*. From here, you're perfectly positioned to discover all of it.*