Why this home stands out
Half an acre in Alexandria is genuinely rare, and this address delivers it along the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway — one of the most scenic and historically significant roads in the entire region. With 3,056 square feet, five bedrooms, and four and a half baths, the home offers the kind of space that's hard to find this close to the Potomac. The lot gives you breathing room that most Northern Virginia addresses simply can't match.
ALL OTHERS VA AREA 51 and the Alexandria real estate market
The Mount Vernon corridor in southern Fairfax County is a place where history and everyday life overlap in the best way. You're living along the same road that connects the nation's capital to George Washington's estate, which means tree-lined streets, generous lot sizes, and a neighborhood character that feels grounded and unhurried compared to the denser parts of Northern Virginia. Alexandria's 22309 zip code sits at the southern edge of the city, bordering the Potomac and Fairfax County, and it draws people who want proximity to DC and the broader metro without the congestion of Old Town or the suburbs closer in. While buyers searching for homes for sale near fort eustis are typically looking further south, this address appeals to anyone who values historic context, outdoor access, and a neighborhood that has held its character for decades. Fairfax County's parks system is a genuine asset here, with green space woven into the fabric of the community at nearly every turn.
What's nearby
Washington Mill Park is just two-tenths of a mile away — an easy walk for a morning stretch or an afternoon outside. Grist Mill Dog Park is four-tenths of a mile out, making this address genuinely convenient for dog owners, and Grist Mill Park Field 4C adds more open space just over half a mile from the front door. When you're ready to eat, The Mount Vernon Inn Restaurant and Red Devon Grill are both within a mile, offering distinct dining experiences that reflect the character of the corridor — one rooted in colonial history, the other a neighborhood staple. Daily life is easy here.
For different buyers
For families upgrading
Five bedrooms and four and a half baths across 3,056 square feet gives a growing family real room to spread out — and a half-acre lot means the kids have outdoor space that's actually theirs. The park-rich surroundings, with Washington Mill Park and Grist Mill Dog Park both under half a mile away, make this a strong upgrade for families who've outgrown a smaller home and want a yard that matches their lifestyle.
For buyers drawn to character
If you're drawn to homes with a sense of place, 4206 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway delivers. Built in 1968 on a half-acre lot along one of the most historically resonant roads in the country, this address has the kind of context and scale that newer construction rarely offers. The Mount Vernon corridor has a distinct identity — mature trees, generous setbacks, and a neighborhood that has evolved thoughtfully over decades.
More buyer questions
How far is 4206 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway from Washington, DC?
The address sits roughly 15 to 18 miles south of downtown Washington, DC, making it a realistic commute via the George Washington Memorial Parkway or the Capital Beltway depending on your destination.
What parks are closest to 4206 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway?
Washington Mill Park is just 0.2 miles away, Grist Mill Dog Park is 0.4 miles out, and Grist Mill Park Field 4C is about 0.6 miles from the address — all easily accessible on foot or by a short drive.
Is 4206 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway in a flood zone?
Flood zone status for this address is displayed in the FloodRisk tile on this page — check that section for the most current FEMA designation and risk details.
What is the lot size at 4206 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway?
The lot is 0.52 acres, which is notably generous for the Alexandria and Fairfax County area and provides substantial outdoor space compared to most nearby properties.
What county jurisdiction covers 4206 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway?
The address carries an Alexandria city designation but falls within the Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County, so county services and jurisdiction apply rather than the City of Alexandria's independent city structure.
Want to know more about 4206 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway or the Mount Vernon corridor? Tom and Dariya Milan at LPT Realty are ready to walk you through every detail.
