This one bedroom apartment is In the heart of Old Town Alexandria. Located just a block from King Street. Entire property has just undergone a major restoration bringing back the beauty of the 200 year old historic structure. Walkable location with just a 3 minute walk to King street with a huge variety of restaurants and shops, 9 minute walk to the waterfront, 17 minute walk to king street metro station. New kitchen appliances including cookware for the induction cooktop. High speed wifi included in the rental price. Street parking available from the City of Alexandria with a copy of your lease. Live in a piece of history. The following passage from a photocopy book page we found. In 1811 Jonathan Scholfield purchased this quarter block from the widow of Henry Piercy, a Revolutionary officer who came to Alexandria from Philadelphia after the Revolution. In 1792 he advertised pottery from "Northen Ware Manufactory," a stone building on this quarter block. A substantial amount of Pierce's pottery has been retrieved from a waste pit at the rear of 220. In 1812 Schofield built a row of three two-story and five three-story brick houses (the end house faces to Duke. Only one two-story house still stands, 220, bought by Judge William Cranch in 1817. He lived there until 1821. Cranch was appointed an Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Columbia in 1801, and Chief Judge, in 1806. Described as "a man of perfectly old fashioned New England manners." Cranch was a nephew of Abigail Adams, and the great-grandfather of T.S. Eliot, the poet and critic. John Lloyd bought Scholfield's houses at public auction in 1816. The five three-story houses remained in the Lloyd family for many years. WiFi and Utilities included. Parking is on street and you can get a residential parking sticker from the City with proof of residence (copy of lease). No cats.
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