History

Arlington Village residences consist of one, two, and three bedroom townhouses situated on approximately forty-two acres of rolling topography in south Arlington. Contractor Gustave Ring and architect Harvey Warwick originally developed the property between 1938 and 1941 with funding from the Federal Housing Administration. Arlington Village was operated as a rental community until 1980 when the Holladay Corporation began conversion of 595 townhouses into Arlington Village Townhouse Condominium. This is why Arlington Village is termed a conversion condominium. The renovation was done in phases and completed in 1985, during which many long time residents purchased their units.

Today, Arlington Village Townhouse Condominiums are well-managed by the Unit Owners Association and its Board of Directors. Each unit owner has a proportional at vote in major decisions. There are five standing committees; Grounds, Security, Architectural Review, Covenants and Financial Management, on which owners are encouraged to serve. The on-site management staff and maintenance crew assist in management and maintain the common element. The maintenance staff is on call 24 hours a day for lock-out and emergency service. In addition, in-unit maintenance can be requested by an owner for a charge of $20.00 per hour.

The solidly built, colonial style, brick town homes are the pride of Arlington Village. A full-sized pool, two tennis courts and ample parking are just some of the many amenities. Landscaped grounds and mature trees provide the backdrop for the quiet community atmosphere that is all integral part of the Village. In addition to the charm and character that make Arlington Village so special, owners enjoy great investment potential in a highly convenient location. Many restaurants, a theater, lots of shopping opportunities and an Arlington County Recreation Center are all within walking distance. Metro Bus runs through the Village for quick easy access to Metro Rail. All these things taken together, make Arlington Village a highly desirable place to live.