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250 Apartments, Grocery Store Proposed at Columbia Pike CVS Site

  • February 12th 2021

by Nena Perry-Brown

Aerial rendering of The Elliott. Click to enlarge.

Last summer, the public caught wind of upcoming plans to redevelop the Fillmore Gardens Shopping Center on Columbia Pike in Arlington. Now, UrbanTurf has learned what will come to that site. 

A rezoning application has been filed to apply Columbia Pike-specific zoning to the property at 2601 Columbia Pike (map) in order to deliver The Elliott, a six-story building with 248 apartments with a new CVS pharmacy and a grocery store on the ground floor. Property owner Fillmore Center, LLC is partnering with Insight Property Group on the development.

Rendering from Columbia Pike. Click to enlarge.

The replacement CVS would be roughly 9,500 square feet and the grocery store would be about 30,000 square feet. The development would also have three levels of below-grade parking, including 162 shared and retail spaces and 250 residential parking spaces.

Parking entrance. Click to enlarge.

The unit mix at The Elliott would span from studios to two bedrooms, and the development would also have three courtyards, a pool, and a rooftop terrace. MV+A Architects is the designer. Additional renderings are below.

Rendering from Columbia Pike and S Walter Reed. Click to enlarge.
Streetscape at grocery. Click to enlarge.
Along Columbia Pike. Click to enlarge.

All renderings courtesy of MV+A.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/250-units-and-a-grocery-store-proposed-at-columbia-pike-cvs-site/17883.

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