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Enjoy the Outdoors at Pet Friendly Harbor Terrace

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Real Estate Agent with Nesbitt Realty at Condo Alexandria 0225-089134

The Harbor Terrace Condominiums are located at East Abingdon Drive and Bashford Lane in Old Town Alexandria, North.  These garden style condominiums offer a variety of floor plans.  Single buyers and students may lean toward the reasonably priced 464 square foot efficiency units, while couples, families, and those desiring more space may prefer the 1,200 square foot 2 bedroom loft units.

 

Built in the 1980s and designed in a colonial red-brick style, most of the condominiums at Harbor Terrace have been renovated to include hardwood floors, skylights and wood-burning fireplaces. Some units even boast decks, storage rooms, and patios.   The condos at Harbor Terrace are pet-friendly and provide secure building entry to their residents.

 

Harbor Terrace

Harbor Terrace covered in snow.

 

Commuters need only step outside of the building to catch both the DASH and Metrobus.  Plus, D.C. is only five minutes away.  Also, the Mount Vernon Bike Trails are just around the corner, offering residents a relaxing way to exercise or unwind after work.

 

Harbor Terrace is served by Jefferson Houston Elementary School, George Washington Middle School, and T.C. Williams High School.

 

Homes for sale at Harbor Terrace:

 

Showing properties 1 - 3 of 3. See more Harbor Terrace.
(all data current as of 1/30/2012)

 

  1. 2 beds, 1 full bath
    Home size: 900 sq ft

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  3. 2 beds, 2 full baths
    Home size: 1,200 sq ft

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  5. 1 bed, 1 full bath
    Home size: 725 sq ft

 

 

 

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Posted in: Harbor Terrace, Northern Virginia, Old Town Alexandria.

Comments(1)

Adrian Willanger
206 909-7536 AdrianWillanger-broker.com - Seattle, WA
Profit from my two decades of experience

Will-I enjoy seeing "pet friendly" descriptions used in home marketing, these homes look like they're well connected with public transportation.  

Jan 30, 2012 08:43 AM