Old Town Alexandria Virginia Real Estate Agent — Patricia A Smith

Patricia A Smith pairs Compass with over twenty years of local expertise in Old Town Alexandria, guiding buyers, sellers and investors through Old Town, Old Town North, Carlyle, Eisenhower East and Rosemont. She has closed $500M+ in DMV sales and works for you seven days a week.

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An Old Town Alexandria Real Estate Agent Who Meets You Where You Are

David and Patty Smith have called the DMV home for over 45 years and have been helping families succeed in the DMV real estate market since 2006. With an average of $50 million in sales annually, our focus is in providing personalized service to every client that meets them where they are, whether their goal is to buy or sell a home in the DC Metro area. One of the things we love the most about our work is the opportunity to provide our years of expertise and our cutting edge knowledge of the market in a way that is customized to the personal journey of each client. When you work with us, you have an expert advocate that will source homes for you before they come to market and even those that are never advertised online at all.

You will be the first to see a home, and you will have the most thorough information about that home's history, upgrade information and market value available. From Sunday to Saturday, we are there to consult with you by phone and in person when you're considering making a move. We'll educate you about every aspect that you should consider when it comes time to make that important decision about buying or selling a home. With over $500 million in lifetime sales, our production placed us in the Top 1% of Coldwell Banker Agents Worldwide from 2019 - 2025. We are also honored to be recognized as Top Producers by Northern Virginia Magazine, Washingtonian Magazine and are ranked by RealTrends America Ranked in the Top 1.5% Agents in USA as well as in the America's Top 100 Agents. Born in Detroit to a single mother, David is a cancer warrior and survivor who has lived in the DMV since 1976. Born in NY to an Army Veteran, Patty has lived in the DMV since 1981. She uses her own childhood experience of relocating often to connect to her clients, especially those who move into our area to serve our Country. From Generals to first time buyers, we help every client with the same level of expertise and dedication, because we have an in-depth knowledge of the communities in the DMV area.

Patty was recently interviewed by the Washington Post, where she shared her expertise in how first time home buyers can successfully buy a home in this challenging market. We believe that community matters, so our goal is to help you find the community that feeds your soul. From there, we can find the house that speaks to you. We are thrilled to start our own new chapter by joining Compass! The unmatched technology and dedication that Compass provides to its agents enables us to provide the very best support to each of our clients.

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Market Snapshot · ZIP 22314 · As of

Old Town 22314 right now.

Competitive, but cooling2 seller-edge, 3 buyer-edge signals

As of October 2026, homes in Old Town Alexandria's 22314 ZIP sold at a median of $849,133 over the three months ending August, up 2.9% from a year earlier. Price per square foot rose 5.6% to $613. Redfin counted 199 sales in August, at a median 99.6% of list. At the median with 20% down and Freddie Mac's 7.40% average, principal and interest run about $4,703 a month, and the city's $1.135 tax rate adds roughly $803.

My read: Old Town is still competitive, and well-priced homes still draw more than one offer. Homes are taking about 11 days longer than last year, though, and fewer sell over asking. Rates did more to raise the monthly payment than prices did.

The 22314 ZIP covers Old Town, Old Town North, Carlyle, Eisenhower East and part of Potomac Yard, in the independent City of Alexandria. See all Old Town homes for sale or jump to the monthly cost calculator.

22314 key facts

Key housing facts for Old Town Alexandria ZIP code 22314 with sources
LocationOn the Potomac River, about 8 miles south of downtown Washington, D.C. · Old Town, Old Town North, Carlyle, Eisenhower East and part of Potomac YardWikipedia
PeopleAbout 36,612 residents in ZIP 22314 · median household income $148,451Census ACS
Sale prices$849,133 ZIP median · $613 per sq ft (up 5.6%) · 3 months ending Aug 2026 · Old Town neighborhood $1,101,968Redfin
Speed41 median days on market · 199 sales in August 2026 · Redfin Compete Score 73Redfin
Citywide prices$674,679 median sale price, 499 sales and 44 median days on market, City of Alexandria, 3 months ending Sept 2026Redfin
Property taxCalendar year 2026 rate of $1.135 per $100 of assessed value, one rate across the cityCity of Alexandria
Flood exposureMinor across the ZIP: about 16% of properties (587) at severe flood risk over 30 years. In the Old Town neighborhood near the river it is 26% (546)First Street via Redfin
Mortgage rate7.40% 30-year fixed average, week of Oct 15, 2026 (6.27% a year ago)Freddie Mac PMMS
Recent closings

Redfin lists 8 closings with 22314 addresses from September 10 to 18, 2026. Their median was $1,175,000, ranging from $295,000 for a condo on W Abingdon Drive to $1,800,000 on S Saint Asaph Street. Five of the eight closed at or above list price.

Figures are third-party estimates as cited, gathered October 2026. They describe homes and sales, not the people who live here. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

22314 Housing Pulse · Updated

Is Old Town a buyer's or seller's market? Still competitive, with a little more room to negotiate.

Analysis by Patricia A Smith, REALTOR®, Compass · Helping DMV buyers and sellers since 2006

Price

Median sale priceSeller edge
$849,133
↑ 2.9% vs last year
A year ago: about $825,000
Steady gains, not a spike
Redfin · 3 months ending Aug 2026
Sale price per sq ftSeller edge
$613
↑ 5.6% vs last year
A year ago: about $581
Value per foot rose faster than price
Redfin · 3 months ending Aug 2026
Median sale price, citywideContext
$674,679
City of Alexandria, down 1.1%
Includes West End condos and Del Ray
Redfin · 3 months ending Sept 2026
Owner-estimated value, ZIPContext
$899,000
Median owner-occupied home, 22314
Owners value homes above recent sales
Census ACS · ACS 2024 5-year

Tempo

Median days on marketBuyer edge
41
↑ 11 days slower than last year
A year ago: about 30 days
Buyers have a little more time
Redfin · Aug 2026
Homes soldContext
199
↓ 1.2% vs last year
A year ago: 201
Sales volume is holding steady
Redfin · Aug 2026
Sale-to-list priceBuyer edge
99.6%
↓ 0.3 pt vs last year
A year ago: about 99.9%
Typical homes still sell near asking
Redfin · Aug 2026
Homes sold above listBuyer edge
29.0%
↓ 3.8 pt vs last year
A year ago: about 32.8%
Fewer bidding wars than a year ago
Redfin · Aug 2026

Cost

30-year mortgage rateContext
7.40%
↑ 1.13 pt vs last year
A year ago: 6.27%
Flat this week after a five-week climb
Freddie Mac PMMS · Week of Oct 15, 2026
Principal and interest at medianContext
$4,703/mo
↑ about $630 more per month
A year ago: about $4,073/mo
Higher rates did most of the pushing
Calculated from Redfin and Freddie Mac · Oct 2026
Property tax at medianContext
$803/mo
$1.135 per $100 of assessed value
One citywide rate across 22314
City of Alexandria · 2026 tax year
Loan plus tax at medianContext
$5,507/mo
Before insurance and condo or HOA fees
Condo fees can add a lot here
Calculated from Redfin, Freddie Mac and the City · Oct 2026

Stock & Risk

Residents, ZIP 22314Context
36,612
Census estimate
Median household income $148,451
Census ACS · ACS 2024 5-year
Severe flood risk, ZIP, 30 yearsContext
16%
587 properties in 22314
Rated minor across the whole ZIP
First Street via Redfin · First Street model
Severe flood risk, Old TownContext
26%
546 properties near the river
Waterfront blocks carry most of it
First Street via Redfin · First Street model
Severe heat risk, 30 yearsContext
100%
Of properties in the ZIP
Days over 104°F expected to rise from 7 to 16
First Street via Redfin · First Street model

How fast do homes sell in Old Town 22314?

Redfin put the ZIP median at 41 days on market in August 2026, about 11 days slower than a year earlier. Typical homes still sold at about 99.6% of list, and 29% sold above it.

What does the median Old Town home cost per month?

At Redfin's $849,133 ZIP median with 20% down and a 7.40% rate, principal and interest run about $4,703 a month. Property tax at $1.135 per $100 adds about $803, before insurance and condo fees.

Are Old Town home prices going up or down?

Up, modestly. The ZIP median rose 2.9% and price per square foot rose 5.6%. The Old Town neighborhood median rose 3.7% to $1,101,968, while the citywide median slipped 1.1%.

View the data table, definitions and citation
Old Town Alexandria 22314 Housing Pulse data, compiled October 20, 2026
MetricNowA year agoPeriodDefinitionSource
Median sale price$849,133about $825,0003 months ending Aug 2026The middle price of all homes that closed in the period.Redfin
Sale price per sq ft$613about $5813 months ending Aug 2026Sale price divided by finished living area, median across sales.Redfin
Homes sold199201Aug 2026Closed sales Redfin counted in ZIP 22314.Redfin
Median days on market41about 30Aug 2026Days from listing to pending contract, median.Redfin
Sale-to-list price99.6%about 99.9%Aug 2026Sale price as a share of the final list price, median.Redfin
Homes sold above list29.0%about 32.8%Aug 2026Share of sales that closed above list price.Redfin
Median sale price, Old Town neighborhood$1,101,968about $1,063,0003 months ending Aug 2026Redfin's Old Town neighborhood, the historic core of the ZIP.Redfin
Median sale price, City of Alexandria$674,679about $682,0003 months ending Sept 2026All home types across the independent city.Redfin
Recent 22314 closings, median$1,175,000n/aClosings Sept 10 to 18, 2026Middle price of the eight 22314 closings Redfin listed.Redfin
30-year mortgage rate7.40%6.27%Week of Oct 15, 2026Freddie Mac weekly average, conforming loans, 20% down.Freddie Mac PMMS
Principal and interest at median$4,703/moabout $4,073/moOct 202620% down on the median price, 30-year fixed.Calculated
Property tax at median$803/mon/a2026 tax yearMedian price times the $1.135 per $100 city rate.City of Alexandria
Severe flood risk, 30 years16% ZIP, 26% Old Townn/aFirst Street modelShare of properties at severe flood risk over 30 years.First Street via Redfin

Cite this: Patricia A Smith, Compass, "Old Town Alexandria 22314 Housing Pulse," https://discoveroldtownalexandria.com/#pulse, updated October 20, 2026.

Year-ago values are derived from each source's reported change. Periods differ by source and are stated on every card. Figures describe homes and sales, not residents. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Communities I Serve · ZIP 22314

Featured Old Town Alexandria neighborhoods, compared.

Six areas buyers ask about most, side by side: the price figures I can cite against the 22314 median, the monthly payment on that figure, and what drives value in each. Filter by home type.

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  • Historic core · 22314

    Old Town Historic District

    Median sale $1,101,968

    About $6,104/mo principal and interest20% down at 7.40%, on $1,101,968

    • Walk to river
    • Federal rowhouses
    • BAR review

    Up 3.7% year over year

    Brick rowhouses and cobblestone blocks between King Street and the Potomac. Exterior changes go through the city's Board of Architectural Review.

  • New construction · 22314 and 22301

    Potomac Yard

    Median sale $1,071,983

    About $5,938/mo principal and interest20% down at 7.40%, on $1,071,983

    • New Metro
    • Townhomes
    • Near HQ2

    25 sales in August 2026, up 17.9%

    Alexandria's newest district, built around the Potomac Yard Metro station and Virginia Tech's Innovation Campus, minutes from National Landing.

  • Del Ray and Rosemont · 22301

    Del Ray and Rosemont

    Median sale $1,123,090

    About $6,221/mo principal and interest20% down at 7.40%, on $1,123,090

    • Main Street
    • Bungalows
    • Near Metro

    ZIP 22301, latest Redfin figure: 3 months to June 2026

    Bungalows, Craftsman homes and cottages north of Old Town, with Mount Vernon Avenue shops and the Braddock Road and King Street Metro stations close by.

  • South Old Town · 22314

    South Old Town

    Recent sale $1,800,000

    About $9,970/mo principal and interest20% down at 7.40%, on $1,800,000

    • Townhomes
    • Near river
    • Quiet blocks

    Closed September 14, 2026

    Quieter residential blocks below Duke Street toward Jones Point Park. A three-bedroom at 624 S Saint Asaph St closed at $1,800,000 against a $1,875,000 list price.

  • Old Town North · 22314

    Old Town North

    Recent sale $868,000

    About $4,808/mo principal and interest20% down at 7.40%, on $868,000

    • Townhomes
    • Mount Vernon Trail
    • Arts district

    Sold 9% over list in 21 days

    Newer townhomes and condos along the river north of Oronoco Street. A three-bedroom at 801 Chetworth Pl closed September 18 at $868,000, over its $795,000 list price.

  • Condos · 22314

    Condos across 22314

    Recent sale $295,000

    About $1,634/mo principal and interest20% down at 7.40%, on $295,000

    • Entry price
    • Low upkeep
    • Condo fees

    Closed September 16, 2026

    The lowest entry point in the recent sales. A one-bedroom, 610 sq ft unit at 1722 W Abingdon Dr closed at its $295,000 list price after 78 days.

Figures reflect Redfin medians for the three months ending August 2026 (June 2026 for ZIP 22301) and September 2026 closings, seen in October 2026, and move constantly. Payment estimates exclude tax, insurance and HOA or condo dues; see the monthly cost calculator. The dark tick on each bar marks the 22314 median sale price of $849,133.

Market Read · By Goal

What it means for you.

The same numbers point different ways depending on whether you are buying, selling or investing. Pick your goal for the two signals that matter most and the move I would make next.

OpportunityMedium confidence

41 daysmedian on market, up 11 days

Buyers have a little more time

Redfin shows the median 22314 home took 41 days in August 2026, and 29% sold above list, down from about 33%.

Why it matters: you can inspect and negotiate on more homes without racing a crowd.

Redfin, Aug 2026

HeadwindHigh confidence

$4,703monthly principal and interest at median

The median payment went up

A rate of 7.40%, up from 6.27%, and a slightly higher median put the payment about $630 above a year ago.

Why it matters: condos and Old Town North townhomes often fit the same budget closer to the river.

Redfin and Freddie Mac · 20% down on the median

Jump to: Housing pulse · Neighborhoods · Price trends · Monthly cost calculator · Risk exposure · FAQ

By Patricia A Smith, REALTOR®, Compass · Updated · Figures carry their source; interpretation lines are mine.

01The 60-Second Overview

Old Town 22314, in sixty seconds.

Old Town Alexandria sits on the Potomac River, about 8 miles south of downtown Washington, D.C. ZIP 22314 spans the historic district, Old Town North, Carlyle and part of Potomac Yard. Four chapters, fifteen seconds each.

  1. 0:00

    OriginA tobacco port that outlived its rivals

    A 1732 tobacco warehouse near today's Oronoco Street seeded the settlement, and Virginia chartered the town in 1749. Alexandria joined the District of Columbia, then returned to Virginia in 1846. The Navy's torpedo plant opened in 1918.

    1749

    The year Virginia chartered the town

    1. 1732Tobacco warehouse
    2. 1749Town chartered
    3. 1846Back to Virginia
    4. 1918Torpedo station
    5. 1974Art center opens
  2. 0:15

    TodayA walkable town next to the capital

    ZIP 22314 counts about 36,612 residents in Census estimates. Three Metro stations serve it, the Torpedo Factory Art Center holds more than 80 working artists, and the Mount Vernon Trail runs 18 miles along the river.

    36,612Residents, 22314
    3Metro stations
    80+Torpedo Factory artists
    18 miMount Vernon Trail
  3. 0:30

    MarketOne ZIP, condos to waterfront estates

    Homes in 22314 sold at a median of $849,133 over the three months ending August 2026, at $613 per square foot. The Old Town neighborhood median was $1,101,968. Recent closings ran from $295,000 to $1,800,000.

    $849,133

    ZIP 22314 median sale, 3 months to Aug 2026

    $613/sq ft · 41 days · Compete Score 73

  4. 0:45

    What to checkFive things that change by address

    Inside one ZIP code, the flood zone, historic review, condo rules, parking and school assignment can change from block to block. I verify each of these for a specific home before you commit, usually during the inspection period.

    • Flood zoneFEMA zone and an insurance quote near the river
    • Historic reviewBoard of Architectural Review for exterior work
    • Condo or HOAFees, reserves and rental rules
    • ParkingResidential permit district or deeded space
    • SchoolsConfirm the ACPS attendance zone

Sources: Old Town Alexandria; A Brief History of Alexandria; Torpedo Factory Art Center; Redfin 22314; Redfin Old Town; Census ACS, accessed .

The numbers behind the read

Each chart states its window and sample. Two-point charts compare the same window a year apart; the recent-closings charts use the 22314 sales Redfin lists for September 10 to 18, 2026, so single homes move them.

Median sale price · 3-mo window$800K$825K$850K$875K Aug 2025Aug 2026 $825K$849K
$849,133, up 2.9%. The 2025 point is derived from Redfin's reported change.
Price per sq ft · 3-mo window$560$580$600$620 Aug 2025Aug 2026 $581$613
$613 per sq ft, up 5.6%. Value per foot rose faster than the median price.
Recent closings · price vs size$0$800K$1.6M$2.4M$613/sq ft ZIP median801 Chetworth Pl: $868,000, 1,440 sq ft, $603/sq ft1722 W Abingdon Dr #301: $295,000, 610 sq ft, $484/sq ft405 S Fayette St: $1,500,000, 2,771 sq ft, $541/sq ft1845 Potomac Greens Dr: $1,650,000, 3,738 sq ft, $441/sq ft624 S Saint Asaph St: $1,800,000, 2,497 sq ft, $721/sq ft309 Green St: $1,250,000, 2,460 sq ft, $508/sq ft49 Skyhill Rd #204: $430,000, 1,158 sq ft, $371/sq ft420 S Pitt St: $1,100,000, 1,862 sq ft, $591/sq ft0 sq ft4,000 sq ft
Eight 22314 closings. Historic Old Town townhomes sit at or above the $613/sq ft line; larger Potomac Yard homes and condos sit below it.
Sale vs list price · recent closings94%99%105%110%624 S Saint Asaph St: about 96% of list405 S Fayette St: about 97% of list49 Skyhill Rd #204: about 99% of list1722 W Abingdon Dr #301: about 100% of list1845 Potomac Greens Dr: about 100% of list309 Green St: about 100% of list420 S Pitt St: about 102% of list801 Chetworth Pl: about 109% of list
Five of eight closed at or above list. The Chetworth Place townhome went about 9% over asking.
30-year mortgage rate · Sept to Oct 20266.0%6.5%7.0%7.5%6.27% a year agoSep 17Sep 24Oct 1Oct 8Oct 157.40%
Up to 7.40% and flat for two weeks, more than a point above a year ago.
Four ways to measure valueMedian sale, Old Town neighborhood$1.10MOwner-estimated value, ZIP$899KMedian sale price, ZIP 22314$849KMedian sale, City of Alexandria$675K
Each answers a different question. Street-level comps beat all four for pricing one house.

What would an Old Town home cost per month?

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Estimated monthly cost $5,507
  • Principal & interest $4,703
  • Property tax $803
  • HOA + insurance $0

Defaults: Redfin's 22314 median price, Freddie Mac's Oct 15, 2026 rate, and the City of Alexandria's 2026 rate of $1.135 per $100. Your real bill follows the parcel's assessment. Add your condo or HOA fee and insurance quotes. Estimate only; excludes PMI.

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Housing stock and climate risk in 22314

How many people the ZIP holds, and how exposed its homes are to flood and heat over the next 30 years.

Residents, ZIP 2231436,612Census estimate across Old Town, Old Town North, Carlyle and part of Potomac Yard
U.S. Census ACS
Flood risk, Old Town, 30 yrs26%546 properties at severe risk, concentrated on waterfront blocks
First Street Foundation
Flood risk, ZIP, 30 yrs16%587 properties at severe risk · rated minor across the ZIP
First Street Foundation
Severe heat exposure100%Days above 104°F expected to rise from 7 to 16 a year over 30 years
First Street Foundation

Sources: 22314 population (ACS); First Street via Redfin, Old Town; First Street via Redfin 22314. Check the City of Alexandria flood map and get a flood insurance quote for any specific address, especially near the waterfront.

Local Expertise

What you should know about living in Old Town Alexandria

Old Town Alexandria is a National Historic Landmark district on the Potomac River, founded in 1749 and just minutes from Washington, D.C. Below are answers to the questions buyers and sellers ask me most backed by current data for ZIP code 22314.

What are the best neighborhoods in Old Town for families?

Families gravitate to Yates Gardens and Fords Landing for townhomes near the waterfront, Rosemont and Del Ray just north for walkable single-family streets, and Cameron Station to the west for newer condos and parks. All sit within the City of Alexandria's independent school system.

Source: Movoto neighborhood data, 2026.

How much do homes cost in 22314?

Homes in ZIP 22314 sold at a median of $849,133 over the three months ending August 2026, up 2.9% from a year earlier, at $613 per square foot. The Old Town neighborhood median was $1,101,968. Recent closings ran from $295,000 for a condo to $1,800,000.

Source: Redfin 22314 housing market, October 2026.

How fast do homes sell here?

The median 22314 home went under contract in 41 days in August 2026, about 11 days slower than a year earlier. Homes still sold at a median 99.6% of list, and 29% sold above asking. Well-priced homes still draw more than one offer.

Source: Redfin 22314 housing market, October 2026.

Who lives in Old Town Alexandria?

ZIP 22314 is home to roughly 36,612 residents with a median age near 40 and a median household income of $148,451 well above the national median of $80,734. The professional, transit-oriented buyer pool spans federal and private-sector households alike.

Source: U.S. Census ACS 2024 5-year.

Is now a good time to buy or sell?

It depends on your goal. Prices are still edging up, but homes take longer and 22.5% had a price cut, which gives buyers more room. Freddie Mac's 30-year rate sits at 7.40%, up from 6.27% a year ago, so the payment matters as much as the price.

Source: Redfin and Freddie Mac PMMS, October 2026.

Which schools serve Old Town?

Old Town students attend the City of Alexandria's own school division. Lyles-Crouch Traditional Academy and the Jefferson-Houston PreK-8 IB School serve the area, feeding George Washington Middle and Alexandria City High School (the former T.C. Williams, home of the Titans).

Source: Alexandria City Public Schools, 2025.

Schools

Schools near Old Town Alexandria

Alexandria is an independent city with its own school division, Alexandria City Public Schools (ACPS) — headquartered at 1340 Braddock Place, Alexandria, VA 22314. Old Town families are typically zoned to the schools below; always confirm attendance boundaries before you buy.

Lyles-Crouch Traditional Academy

Elementary · Grades K–5
  • Old Town neighborhood school at 530 S. St. Asaph Street, 22314
  • Traditional academy model with strong community involvement
  • Walkable for much of the historic district

Alexandria City Public Schools

George Washington Middle School

Middle · Grades 6–8
  • 1005 Mount Vernon Avenue, 22301 — "Prexies"
  • Established 1935; enrollment roughly 1,500
  • Primary middle school feeder for Old Town

Alexandria City Public Schools

Alexandria City High School

High · Grades 9–12 GreatSchools 4/10
  • King Street Campus, 3330 King Street, 22302
  • Formerly T.C. Williams — home of the Titans
  • ~80% graduation rate; IB & AP coursework

Alexandria City Public Schools

Everyday Life

Everyday amenities and services near Old Town Alexandria, VA.

Day to day, Old Town works like a walkable small town inside a big metro. Groceries, the library and the Saturday market are a short walk from most blocks, and a 24-hour emergency room sits by Potomac Yard.

Parks, river trails and open space

Founders Park (4.67 acres) and Oronoco Bay Park (5.08 acres) line the river north of King Street. Windmill Hill Park at 501 S Union St adds a playground and sand volleyball, and Jones Point Park has two fishing piers and a canoe launch.

Sources: Visit Alexandria parks, accessed .

Groceries, pharmacies and errands

Trader Joe's at 612 N Saint Asaph St is open 8 AM to 9 PM daily. Two blocks away, the 52,302 sq ft Harris Teeter at The Kingsley, Madison and St. Asaph streets, has a pharmacy and an eat-in area.

Sources: Trader Joe's Old Town listing; WTOP, accessed .

Hospitals, urgent care and doctors

Inova Health Center Oakville at 400 Fannon St, near Potomac Yard, runs a 24/7 emergency room with primary care upstairs. Inova Alexandria Hospital at 4320 Seminary Rd has a full ER, and MedStar urgent care at 3610 King St is open 8 AM to 8 PM daily.

Sources: Inova Oakville; Inova Alexandria Hospital; MedStar Health, accessed .

Libraries and community life

The Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library sits at 717 Queen St, phone 703-746-1703. The Old Town Farmers Market has met at Market Square since 1753, Saturdays 7 AM to noon, and runs on the 100 block of N Royal St during renovations.

Sources: Alexandria Library; City of Alexandria, accessed .

Getting around without a car

The free King Street Trolley runs between the King Street-Old Town Metro and Market Square every 15 minutes, 11 AM to 11 PM. DASH buses, including the Old Town Circulator, are 100% fare free.

Sources: Visit Alexandria; DASH Ride Guide 2026, accessed .

Shopping, arts and local heritage

King Street's mile of boutiques and restaurants runs down to the river. The Torpedo Factory Art Center at 105 N Union St holds studios for more than 80 working artists, and Carlyle House and Gadsby's Tavern Museum offer tours a few blocks apart.

Sources: Visit Alexandria; Torpedo Factory Art Center, accessed .
Lifestyle

Life along the Potomac

Torpedo Factory Art Center

A WWII munitions plant at 105 N. Union Street, now home to 80+ working artists, galleries, and the Alexandria Archaeology Museum.

Mount Vernon Trail

An 18-mile paved riverfront path for running and cycling, linking Old Town to Theodore Roosevelt Island and George Washington's Mount Vernon estate.

Founders Park

Riverfront green space at the foot of Old Town where neighbors picnic, watch sailboats, and catch sunrise over the Potomac.

King Street & Market Square

A walkable mile of boutiques and restaurants anchored by one of the nation's oldest continuously operating farmers markets at City Hall.

Jones Point Park

Home to the historic Jones Point Lighthouse and the original south cornerstone of the District of Columbia, beneath the Woodrow Wilson Bridge.

The Alexandria Waterfront

Water taxis to The Wharf and National Harbor, seasonal festivals, and waterfront dining where colonial taverns meet modern kitchens.

Getting Around

Commute times from Old Town Alexandria.

Old Town sits at the convergence of the George Washington Memorial Parkway, U.S. Route 1, and Interstate 495 (the Capital Beltway), with three Metro stations (King St–Old Town, Braddock Road, and Eisenhower Avenue) on the Blue and Yellow lines. That puts the Pentagon, downtown D.C., Reagan National Airport, and Amazon's HQ2 within a short drive or a single train ride.

DestinationDistanceTypical Drive
Reagan National Airport (DCA)3 miles~8 min
National Landing / Amazon HQ24 miles~10 min
The Pentagon5 miles~10 min
Downtown Washington, D.C.8 miles~15 min
Fort Belvoir12 miles~22 min
Tysons (Capital Beltway)13 miles~25 min
Washington Dulles Intl (IAD)30 miles~45 min

Off-peak driving estimates compiled from Rome2Rio and mapping data, 2026. Rush-hour times will be longer; Metro is often faster downtown.

Local Roots

Little-known Old Town Alexandria history.

Few American neighborhoods wear their history as openly as Old Town. Founded before the United States existed, it has been a tobacco port, part of the nation's capital, and a wartime torpedo plant and most of those stories are still written into the brick and cobblestone underfoot.

1749

Chartered by the House of Burgesses

On May 2, 1749, Scottish merchants led by John Carlyle and William Ramsay petitioned Virginia's colonial legislature to establish a town on the Potomac and Old Town was born.

City of Alexandria timeline

Named

After the Alexander family

The land belonged to Philip Alexander II, who initially opposed the town. When petitioners offered to name it "Alexandria" in his family's honor, he came around.

Founding of Alexandria

Tobacco

One of America's ten busiest ports

A 1732 tobacco-inspection warehouse near today's Oronoco Street seeded the settlement. Below the Potomac's fall line, Alexandria was the furthest point ocean-going ships could reach.

A Brief History of Alexandria

G.W.

George Washington's home town

As a teenager Washington helped survey the streets; he later kept a townhouse on Cameron Street, worshipped at Christ Church (pew 60), and dined at Gadsby's Tavern — Mount Vernon is nine miles south.

Visit Alexandria

1846

Once part of Washington, D.C.

Alexandria was ceded to the new federal District of Columbia, then retroceded back to Virginia in 1846 — a boundary quirk you can still trace at Jones Point.

City of Alexandria timeline

1918

The Torpedo Factory

Built as a U.S. Naval Torpedo Station, the riverfront plant made torpedoes through World War II, closed in 1946, and reopened as one of America's largest collections of artist studios.

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Trails & Green Space

Old Town Alexandria trails, parks, and open space.

The Potomac shoreline is Old Town's backyard. Riverfront parks run from Oronoco Bay to Jones Point, the Mount Vernon Trail passes right through town, and the City of Alexandria protects more than 900 acres of open space.

18 miMount Vernon Trail
15 acFour riverfront parks
1856Jones Point Lighthouse
900+ acOpen space citywide
Riverfront Parks

Old Town's riverfront parks

A chain of parks lines the Potomac. Waterfront Park (1.37 acres) at the foot of King Street has boat docking and river seating. Founders Park (4.67 acres) adds a dog exercise area and volleyball, and Oronoco Bay Park (5.08 acres) hosts events and trails. South of Duke Street, Windmill Hill Park (3.43 acres) has a playground, basketball and sand volleyball.

Sources: Visit Alexandria parks, .
Regional Trail

Mount Vernon Trail

The Mount Vernon Trail is an 18-mile paved path from George Washington's Mount Vernon to Theodore Roosevelt Island, and it runs straight through Old Town along the river. It carries more than one million walkers and cyclists a year, and it passes Reagan National Airport and Gravelly Point on its way north.

Sources: National Park Service, .
History & Recreation

Jones Point Park

Under the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, Jones Point Park pairs history with play. The Jones Point Lighthouse began guiding ships in 1856, and the District of Columbia's first boundary stone was set here in 1791. Today the park has two fishing piers, a canoe launch, two playgrounds and two basketball courts.

Sources: Visit Alexandria; Connection Newspapers, .
Neighborhood Park

Potomac Yard Park

Potomac Yard Park is a 21-acre linear park that opened in December 2013 on the old rail yard. It has an interactive fountain, two playgrounds, athletic courts and railroad-themed walkways. A lighted 1.5-mile trail runs its length toward the Braddock Road Metro.

Sources: Patch, .

Riverfront acreage is the sum of Waterfront, Founders, Oronoco Bay and Windmill Hill parks from Visit Alexandria. Citywide open space from the City of Alexandria Parks, accessed .

Eat & Shop

Where Old Town dines and shops.

More than 200 independently owned shops and restaurants line King Street and the waterfront. The mix runs from historic taverns and nationally recognized restaurants to local coffee shops and a walkable boutique scene.

Dining

VermilionNew American
Seasonal · $$$

A perennial local favorite for ingredient-driven New American cooking, with a menu that changes with the Chesapeake and Shenandoah seasons.

1120 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
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Landini BrothersItalian
Tuscan steakhouse · $$$

A King Street institution since 1979, serving traditional Tuscan cuisine in a warm, stone-walled room steps from the waterfront.

115 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
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Hank's Oyster BarSeafood
Oysters & raw bar · $$

A DMV institution for dependable seafood, now in Old Town North with a rooftop dining area for warm-weather oysters.

818 N. St. Asaph Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
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Ada's on the RiverWaterfront
Seafood & steak · $$$

Wood-fired seafood and prime cuts with sweeping Potomac River views from the patio a special-occasion staple on the waterfront.

3 Pioneer Mill Way, Alexandria, VA 22314
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Le RefugeFrench
Classic bistro · $$$

Old Town's beloved French restaurant since 1983, known as much for its deep wine list as its escargot, bouillabaisse, and rack of lamb.

127 N. Washington Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
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The MajesticAmerican
Old Town café · $$$

A handsome King Street dining room serving refined American comfort food and Sunday "Family Meal" suppers.

911 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
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Shopping

Torpedo Factory Art CenterArt
Galleries & studios

80+ working artists, multiple galleries, and the Alexandria Archaeology Museum inside a converted WWII torpedo plant on the waterfront.

105 N. Union Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
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Red Barn MercantileHome
Furniture & gifts

A family-owned King Street favorite for over a decade, blending antique and new furniture, linens, décor, and locally made gifts.

1117 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
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The Hour ShopBarware
Vintage glassware

One of the country's most extensive collections of vintage and new cocktail glassware, sourced from estate sales and auctions over 25 years.

1015 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
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Old Town BooksBookstore
Independent bookshop

A community-minded indie bookstore with book clubs, author events, and a children's shop next door — complete with shop dog Scout.

130 S. Royal Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
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Penny PostStationery
Paper & gifts

A joyful stationery shop full of fine paper, pens, journals, washi tape, and beautifully curated gifts from around the world.

1201 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
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The Antique GuildAntiques
Jewelry & silver

Near the Visitor Center, specializing in antique jewelry, silver flatware, and holloware with an emphasis on quality at fair prices.

113 N. Fairfax Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
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A sampling of well-regarded local spots, not an exclusive list or paid placement. Please confirm hours and addresses directly with each business.

Property Taxes & Utilities

Property taxes, utilities, and who to call in Old Town Alexandria, VA.

Alexandria is an independent city, so there is no separate county tax. One City of Alexandria bill covers real estate tax, the refuse fee and the stormwater fee, and it comes twice a year.

City of Alexandria, one rate

Property Tax

The calendar year 2026 rate is $1.135 per $100 of assessed value, one rate citywide. The average residential assessment rose 3.81% to $757,706 for 2026, which puts the average bill near $8,600 a year.

Sources: City of Alexandria tax rates; 2026 assessment notice, accessed .
Seniors and disabled owners

Relief Programs

Owners 65 or older, or permanently disabled, can get a full exemption with household income up to $55,000, 50% up to $72,000 and 25% up to $100,000. Assets must stay under $430,000, not counting the home. Apply by April 15 at 703-746-4800, option 6.

Sources: City tax relief program; 2026 assessment notice, accessed .
Twice a year, plus closing taxes

Billing Schedule

Taxes are due June 15 and November 16, 2026. Call Treasury at 703-746-4800, option 2. At closing, buyers pay recordation tax of $0.25 per $100 plus a city $0.083, and sellers pay $0.20 per $100 in state and regional grantor tax.

Sources: City of Alexandria; Recordation and grantor taxes, accessed .
Dominion Energy and Washington Gas

Electric & Gas

Dominion Energy supplies power; call 1-866-366-4357 to start service. Washington Gas serves natural gas at 703-750-1000. Many historic rowhouses carry older systems, so I check the furnace and electrical panel before you offer.

Sources: City of Alexandria utilities, accessed .
City service for houses, HOAs for condos

Trash & Recycling

Houses get City curbside trash and recycling, paid through a $500 a year refuse fee on the tax bill. Condo and HOA communities use their association's hauler instead. Curbside food scrap pickup costs $55 a year. Call Alex311 at 703-746-4311.

Sources: City food scrap program; City refuse fee, accessed .
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Where To Live

Old Town Alexandria neighborhoods worth knowing.

Every pocket of Old Town and the surrounding city lives differently cobblestone blocks by the river, a walkable Main Street in Del Ray, or lock-and-leave condos by the Metro. The price bands below are typical ranges, not guarantees, and shift with the market.

Waterfront In-Town

Old Town Historic District

Typically $700Ks to $3M+

WaterfrontWalkableHistoric

Federal rowhouses, cobblestone streets, and the King Street waterfront — the historic heart of the 22314 market, steps from shops, restaurants, and the Potomac.

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Family Main Street

Del Ray

Typically $600Ks to $1.4M

BungalowsMain StreetFamily

Tree-lined streets and a beloved Mount Vernon Avenue Main Street of cafes and shops. Classic bungalows and a tight community feel just north of Old Town.

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Historic & Walkable

Rosemont

Typically $700Ks to $1.5M

WalkableMetroCraftsman

A quiet historic district of Craftsman homes and cottages a short walk from the Braddock Road Metro and King Street — commuter-friendly with in-town character.

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Condo Living

Carlyle & Old Town North

Typically $300Ks to $1.2M

CondosMetroNew-Build

Sleek mid- and high-rise condos near the Eisenhower Avenue and Braddock Road Metro stations — easy, lock-and-leave living minutes from D.C.

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Riverside Townhomes

Fords Landing & Yates Gardens

Typically $900Ks to $2.5M

TownhomesRiverQuiet

Sought-after townhome enclaves at the south end of Old Town, steps from the waterfront and Jones Point Park. Quiet streets with serious resale demand.

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New Construction

Potomac Yard

Typically $500Ks to $1.5M

New MetroHQ2Modern

Alexandria's newest district — a brand-new Metro station, Virginia Tech's Innovation Campus, and modern construction minutes from Amazon HQ2.

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What it feels like to work with Patricia.

From Sunday to Saturday, Patty is available to consult by phone and in person educating you on every aspect of buying or selling in Old Town Alexandria so you make confident decisions, not rushed ones. She has guided everyone from first-time buyers to general officers with the same level of dedication.

Having relocated often as a child, Patty connects especially well with families moving to the DMV to serve our country. The goal is simple: an advocate in your corner who sources the right homes, tells you the truth, and treats your move like it matters because it does.

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Old Town Alexandria real estate, answered

Start by getting pre-approved with a lender so you know your budget and can make a strong offer. Then we tour homes including off market listings submit an offer, and once accepted, complete inspections, appraisal, and financing during the contract period before closing. Even with homes taking about 41 days in 2026, the best ones still move fast, so being fully underwritten and decisive matters. I guide you through every step.

We price your home using current 22314 comparables ("comps" — recent sales of similar nearby homes), prepare and stage it, then market it with professional photography across Compass, Bright MLS, Zillow, and more. In August 2026, 22314 homes sold at a median 99.6% of list, but only move-in-ready, competitively priced homes do that. Presentation and pricing strategy are everything.

Old Town is still competitive, but it is cooling. As of October 2026, the 22314 median rose 2.9% to $849,133, yet homes took 41 days to sell, 11 more than a year earlier, and fewer sold above list. Buyers have more room on homes that sit, while the best homes still draw offers. See the Housing Pulse for every signal.

It depends on price and loan type. Old Town condos can start in the $250K–$400K range while the 22314 median was $849,133 over the three months ending August 2026. Down payments range from 3–5% on many loans up to 20% to avoid mortgage insurance, plus closing costs of roughly 2–5%. Veterans and active military may qualify for zero-down VA loans. I will connect you with trusted local lenders.

Real estate commissions are negotiable and not set by law. Following recent industry changes, buyer and seller agent compensation is discussed and agreed upfront in writing. Sellers also budget for prep, staging, and standard closing costs; buyers budget for inspections, appraisal, and closing costs. I will walk you through every number before you commit so there are no surprises.

Escrow is a neutral third party that holds your deposit and funds until the sale closes, protecting both sides. A contingency is a condition that must be met for the deal to proceed common ones cover the home inspection, appraisal, and financing. If a contingency is not satisfied, you can typically renegotiate or walk away with your deposit. I make sure your contract protects you.

Old Town is served by Alexandria City Public Schools, an independent city division. Lyles-Crouch Traditional Academy and the Jefferson-Houston PreK-8 IB School serve the area, feeding George Washington Middle and Alexandria City High School (the former T.C. Williams), which holds a GreatSchools rating of 4/10. Always confirm current attendance boundaries for a specific address.

It depends on your lifestyle. Choose the Historic District for waterfront walkability, Del Ray and Rosemont for a family Main-Street feel, Carlyle and Old Town North for low-maintenance condos near Metro, Fords Landing or Yates Gardens for quiet townhomes, and Cameron Station or Potomac Yard for newer construction. I will match neighborhoods to your priorities.

Absolutely — relocation is a specialty. Having moved often as a child, I know how stressful it is, and I work with many clients moving to the DMV to serve our country. I offer virtual tours, neighborhood video walkthroughs, and remote document signing, and can coordinate everything so you can buy with confidence before you ever arrive in Alexandria.

Get fully pre-approved, understand your true monthly cost, and explore low-down-payment and first-time-buyer programs including Virginia Housing options and VA loans for service members. With rates near 7.40% in October 2026, knowing your real monthly payment matters, and a strong, clean offer still wins the best homes. I was interviewed by The Washington Post on exactly this, and I will coach you through it.

The median 22314 home took about 41 days to go under contract in August 2026, though well-priced, move-in-ready homes can go faster and unique or higher-priced properties may take longer. The full timeline from listing to closing is usually 30–60 days once you have an accepted offer. Pricing and presentation are the biggest levers on speed and final price.

Historically, yes. Old Town benefits from constrained supply, a diverse and stable buyer pool, walkability, and proximity to D.C., the Pentagon, Reagan National Airport, and Amazon's HQ2 — which is why the area rarely sees dramatic downturns. Condos and townhomes also offer strong rental demand. I help investors evaluate cash flow, appreciation potential, and the right buildings.

Online estimates are a starting point but often miss condition, upgrades, and hyper-local Old Town nuances. I provide a complimentary, data-backed home valuation using recent 22314 comparable sales and an in-person walkthrough, so you get a realistic price range and a strategy to maximize your return. Call 571-525-8250.

Patricia A Smith of Compass is one of Old Town's most experienced agents. Patty and David Smith have helped DMV buyers and sellers since 2006, with more than $500 million in lifetime sales and about $50 million a year. They ranked in the top 1% of Coldwell Banker agents worldwide from 2019 to 2025 and were named to the RealTrends Top 1,000 for 2026. Call 571-525-8250 to talk through your move.

Usually, yes, but check the rules first. Long-term leases work in most homes, though many condo and HOA communities cap rentals or set minimum lease terms. Renting short term for more than 10 days a year needs a City of Alexandria Short-Term Residential Rental Permit from Planning & Zoning, at $350 a year if you do not live there or $100 if you do. Hosts also collect sales and lodging taxes. I review the condo documents and permit rules before you offer.

Trader Joe's at 612 N Saint Asaph St is open 8 AM to 9 PM daily. Two blocks away, a large Harris Teeter with a pharmacy sits at Madison and St. Asaph streets. On Saturdays, the Old Town Farmers Market runs 7 AM to noon, now on the 100 block of N Royal St while Market Square is renovated. See everyday amenities for more.

The Mount Vernon Trail runs 18 miles along the Potomac right through Old Town. On the river, Founders Park and Oronoco Bay Park sit north of King Street, and Windmill Hill Park has a playground and sand volleyball. Jones Point Park, beneath the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, has fishing piers and a canoe launch.

King Street and the waterfront hold more than 200 independent shops and restaurants. Local favorites include Vermilion at 1120 King St, Landini Brothers at 115 King St since 1979, The Majestic at 911 King St and Le Refuge on N Washington St since 1983. For river views, try Ada's on the River. See my Eat & Shop picks for more.

Reagan National is about 3 miles north, roughly 8 minutes by car off-peak on the George Washington Memorial Parkway. By Metro, take the Blue or Yellow line from King St-Old Town. The airport is three stops away, past Braddock Road and Potomac Yard.

Yes. The Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library at 717 Queen St serves Old Town, phone 703-746-1703, and stays open until 8 PM Monday through Thursday. The system's Charles E. Beatley Jr. Central Library is at 5005 Duke St, phone 703-746-1702.

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