1000 JANNEYS LANE, ALEXANDRIA, VA 22302

Tenant occupied until end of Aug,2025 .Your possibilities are endless: Envision building a stunning new three-level single-family home with a 2-car garage. Alternatively, consider the potential for four 2-bedroom rental units, which could yield an impressive $16,000 in monthly income. Newly constructed homes in this area can sell for between $2,500,000 and $3,600,000. Local Bus (DASH & Metrobus): DASH Bus Route 102 runs directly along Janneys Lane, with stops nearby (e.g., Janneys Ln + Yale Dr and Kingston Ave). Multiple Metrobus routes also serve the area, providing connections throughout Alexandria and the greater D.C. region. DASH buses provide frequent local service, connecting to Metrorail stations, shopping centers, and other neighborhoods. Metrorail Stations: Huntington Station (Yellow Line terminus) is approximately 0.6 miles away — about a 7-minute walk or short bus ride. King Street–Old Town Station (Blue/Yellow Lines) is about 1.1 miles away, offering connections to Metrobus, Amtrak, and VRE. Potomac Yard Station (Blue/Yellow Lines), opened in 2023, is approximately 1–1.5 miles away and provides additional Metro access. Commuter Rail: Alexandria Union Station (serviced by VRE and Amtrak) is around 1.2 miles away, accessible via Metro or bus. Bike & Scooter Options: Most DASH and Metrobus vehicles are equipped with bike racks. Capital Bikeshare and dock less scooters/bikes are available throughout Alexandria. Schools: Douglas MacArthur Elementary School Grades: PreK–5 George Washington Middle School Grades: 6–8 Alexandria City High School (formerly T.C. Williams) Grades: 9–12 Shopping & Essentials: Bradlee Shopping Center (1 mile): Grocery stores (Safeway, Fresh Market), pharmacy, bank, Starbucks, and local eateries. Shirlington Village ( 2 miles): Boutique shops, restaurants, AMC movie theater, and library. Pentagon City Mall ( 4 miles): Major retailers, dining court, and metro access. Dining & Nightlife: Old Town Alexandria Waterfront ( 2 miles): Historic streets lined with award-winning restaurants, pubs, ice cream parlors, and coffee shops. Notable spots: Virtue Feed & Grain, Chart House, The Wharf, and Pop’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream. Del Ray Neighborhood ( 1.5 miles): Eclectic and walkable with casual cafes, bakeries, yoga studios, and wine bars. Local favorites: Evening Star Café, Stomping Ground, and The Dairy Godmother. Things to Do Cameron Run Regional Park: Waterpark, mini-golf, batting cages, and picnic space. Fort Ward Park: Civil War museum, trails, and open parkland. Winkler Botanical Preserve: Hidden gem with nature trails and a waterfall. King Street Entertainment District: Art galleries, boutiques, live music, and historic walking tours.