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NoVa Best New Listings: 1918 to 1960

  • November 15th 2013

by Jamie Liu

In this week’s edition of NoVa Best New Listings, UrbanTurf looks at a 1960s colonial in Mount Vernon, and a 1918 Craftsman style home near Braddock Road.

NoVa Best New Listings: 1918 to 1960: Figure 1

This 1960s colonial has been been fully renovated and has an open layout on the first floor that allows in plenty of natural light. The kitchen has a large farmhouse sink, double oven and extra wide refrigerator, and guests can gather around the reclaimed wood counters. There are hardwood floors throughout, including the finished basement, and carefully landscaped grounds flank a brick and stone patio.

  • Full listing: 9336 Boothe Street, Alexandria, VA (map)
  • Price: $839,000
  • Bedrooms: Four
  • Bathrooms: 2.5
  • Year Built: 1969
  • Listing Agent: Phyllis Patterson, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage

NoVa Best New Listings: 1918 to 1960: Figure 2

This simple 1918 Craftsman-style home, just half a mile from King Street Metro Station, may look plain on the outside, but the interior is clean and sophisticated. The kitchen has been updated with new cabinets and Silestone counters, and a half-load dishwasher will prove handy for a small family. There are hardwood floors throughout, and a flagstone patio that overlooks the small fenced-in yard out back.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/nova_best_new_listings_a_colonial_and_a_craftsman_in_alexandria/7827.

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