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New in Virginia: Cameron Station Condos

By Michele Lerner | Friday, December 19, 2008

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K. Hovnanian Homes is building 148 condominium homes at Cameron Station, a planned community located within minutes of Old Town Alexandria's shops, restaurants and waterfront. The community includes brick sidewalks, a lake, tot lots, parks, bike paths and a Main Street with shops. Residents can enjoy a swimming pool, fitness center, conference center and concierge services.

Each condominium building has a masonry and cement-siding exterior, with a landscaped interior courtyard.

Inside, all seven models feature two or three bedrooms; two or three full baths; hardwood and ceramic tile floors; crown and chair-rail moldings; 42-inch cabinets with undercabinet lighting and Corian counters in the kitchen; designer lighting, a stacked washer and dryer, and gas heat.

The homes have about 1,177 to 1,860 finished square feet, and prices range from $379,990 to $539,990. Condominium association fees are $350 to $500 per month.

The Unit H model has 1,177 square feet and is priced from $379,990. This home has an open living room with a sliding glass door to a balcony, an optional fireplace and an adjacent kitchen. This home has a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and private full bath, plus a second bedroom and second full bath and a laundry room.

The Unit M model, which has a loft, has 1,443 square feet and is priced from $439,990. This home features a foyer entrance leading into a two-story living room with a bay window and a door to the balcony. The adjacent kitchen has a pantry.

Options include flooring upgrades, Corian and granite counters, and upgraded appliances.

For more information, call community sales consultant Meghan Denny at 703/751-4070 or visit www.khov.com.

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