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25 Single-Family Townhomes Coming to Rosslyn

by Lark Turner

25 Single-Family Townhomes Coming to Rosslyn: Figure 1
Renderings of Rosslyn Commons.

Madison Homes and Los Angeles-based Resmark are teaming up again to create Rosslyn Commons, an Arlington townhome project where pre-sales will begin in September.

The developers plan 25 single-family townhomes at 16th Road North and North Oak Street (map). The three-bedroom, 3.5-bath homes will range in size from 2,300 to 2,600 square feet and are outfitted with two-car garages. The two developers recently collaborated on a similarly luxe concept in Dupont Circle at 1745 N Street NW (map), a 71-unit condo project that’s on the boards.

Here’s a look at a rendering of that development:

25 Single-Family Townhomes Coming to Rosslyn: Figure 2

We’ve reached out to Madison to get the timeline and pricing on the project and will update this post once we’ve heard back.

See other articles related to: rosslyn commons, rosslyn, resmark, madison investments

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/25_single-family_townhomes_coming_to_rosslyn/8427

2 Comments

  1. Longtime Wasingtonian said at 7:24 pm on Wednesday April 30, 2014:
    More fake historical architecture. Bleck.
  1. Median said at 2:16 pm on Thursday May 1, 2014:
    Pretty soon people who make a normal salary will no longer be able to live in Rosslyn.

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