226 Saint Asaph St Alexandria, VA 22314

Listing details for 226 Saint Asaph St, Alexandria, VA 22314 : Offers, if any, due by 2 pm on Monday March 30. Charming all-brick Victorian row house in the heart of Old Town Alexandria—just two blocks from King Street and a short stroll to the waterfront. This beautifully renovated end-unit, built in 1880, offers 1,568 sq ft above grade with 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Thoughtfully redesigned in 2019 the home includes a new upscale kitchen featuring custom cabinetry, fireclay farmhouse sink, Bertazzoni gas range, and Bosch appliances. Elegant living room with gas fireplace and exposed brick wall. Upper level comprises of a primary bedroom with new ensuite bath, recent gas fireplace, and walk in closet. Second bedroom with exposed beams and a fully updated upstairs hall bath with soaking tub. Custom wood radiator covers throughout. The lower level has been lined/encapsulated and improved to allow for a climate-controlled storage area. Other updates in 2019 include new hardwood flooring on main floor and part of upper floor, new lighting and fixtures, and gas fireplaces added in the living room and primary bedroom. There are custom wood shutters and window treatments (2020), Whirlpool washer/dryer (2022) on bedroom level, upgraded AC system and exterior paint (2024), new textured glass window in primary shower and new screen door to the back patio (2026). Water lines from street to home replaced by the City in 2025. Private outdoor bricked entertaining space is low maintenance at rear for barbecuing, bike storage and sitting area. Street parking in this area has not been an issue at all for these owners with three cars. Enjoy the vibrant shops and restaurants nearby plus a short distance (under 1 mile) to the Braddock Road Metro for an easy commute to Washington, DC. The waterfront is only a few blocks away, providing additional recreational activities and restaurants. Unique to this home is the ability to view the Scottish Christmas Walk Parade from your window! Open house Saturday, March 28, 2–4 PM