Elevator serviceFresh paint throughoutOpen-concept layoutCommon laundry facilitiesSecure building accessBright and inviting condoAdditional storage unit
Welcome to 3601 5th Street #307, a charming studio residence in Stratton House, ideally situated in Arlington between Ballston and Columbia Pike, directly across from the beloved Ruthie's All-Day restaurant. This bright and inviting condo features an open-concept layout complemented by a custom California Closet system that maximizes storage and functionality. The freshly updated interior boasts new luxury vinyl plank flooring, fresh paint throughout, a new microwave, and a new stove, creating a move-in-ready living space. Residents enjoy secure building access, elevator service, common laundry facilities, a refreshing community pool, an additional storage unit, access to an electric vehicle charging station, and a large parking lot providing ample resident parking. Conveniently located near Arlington Transit routes 23 and 45, Glebe Road, Columbia Pike, Route 50, and I-395, this home offers exceptional accessibility and an easy commute to the Pentagon and Washington, DC. Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to own a stylish, low-maintenance home in a highly desirable Arlington location.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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