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Welcome to Alexandria, VA

Boasting the one country’s first designated historic districts, Alexandria, VA., has the charm and class of a simpler world. The city has a great historic community established in 1749, and is located just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C. The community serves as a place for wonderful restaurants and fashionable boutiques all admits waterfront views and cobblestone streets. Abundant job opportunities and amazing public school systems attract those parents and young people to Alexandria.

The Market Square is the oldest marketplace still running continuously running in the country, with a farmers market every Sunday. The historic Old Town section of Alexandria boasts beautiful homes, antique shops and wonderful restaurants for visitors and residents to enjoy.

The 18th century city of Alexandria is national headquarters to The Salvation Army and Time Life. Buying real estate in Fairfax is popular almost every part of the year due to its convenient location to the nation’s capital. Alexandria’s public school systems provide excellent education for students, and a community that excels in promoting community and friendship within its students.

Professionals working in the Washington D.C. area love to call Alexandria home due to the easy commute and relaxing environment that Alexandria offers. Imagine, after a long workday, coming home to a community with so much to offer, including a wonderful place to call home.

Alexandria is one of Washington, D.C.’s most fabulous suburbs, with tons of great amenities and features to offer. Relax and sit back after a long day in this beautiful and historic city.
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