Welcome to one of Beauregard Station’s most coveted homes — a rare end-unit townhome offering the privacy, light, and space that interior units simply cannot match. With windows on three exposures, every level of this elegant Stanley Martin home is filled with natural light throughout the day. The welcoming two-story foyer with signature curved staircase sets the tone. The sun-drenched main level features gleaming hardwood floors, a spacious living room, formal dining area, and a gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and a large pantry. The kitchen flows seamlessly into a breakfast area and cozy family room anchored by a gas fireplace — the heart of the home. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat, featuring dual California closets and a spa-like bath. Two additional well-sized bedrooms, a full hall bath, and a conveniently located bedroom-level laundry complete the upper floor. The lower level offers a media room and half bath, with direct walkout access to the outdoors and entry into the oversized two-car garage with additional storage — a rare and practical feature at this price point inside the Beltway. Major systems have been freshly addressed: brand-new HVAC and condenser (2025) and roof replaced in 2020 — giving the next owner true peace of mind and no big-ticket items to worry about. All furniture, including the media room setup, is available for purchase and can be negotiated separately after going under contract. Beauregard Station is a quiet, well-maintained townhome community with landscaped common areas, a charming gazebo, and guest parking — a neighborhood feel that is increasingly rare this close to everything. Inside the Beltway with immediate access to I-395, I-495, and I-95. Van Dorn Metro is under 10 minutes. Reagan National Airport is 7 miles. The Pentagon, For those who love the outdoors, the location delivers well beyond what most inside-the-Beltway addresses can offer. Dora Kelley Nature Park — a 50-acre woodland preserve nestled in the Holmes Run Stream Valley — is minutes away, with a one-mile nature trail through an upland oak-hickory forest and prime year-round birdwatching. It connects directly to the Holmes Run Trail, a 3.1-mile multi-use path linking Cameron Run Regional Park, Dora Kelley Nature Park, and Holmes Run Park, with connections to North Beauregard Street and onward to Arlington. The full Holmes Run Trail system covers 8.4 miles of easy, scenic terrain along the stream — accessible year-round. Winkler Botanical Preserve — an urban oasis with multiple trails, streams, a lake, and a waterfall surrounded by native plants — is also just minutes away. Rare access to this much green space, this close to DC, is one of the West End’s most under appreciated assets. Amazon HQ2 at National Landing, and downtown DC are all within 20 minutes. The property is minutes from the $2.2 billion WestEnd Alexandria project — the former Landmark Mall redevelopment — one of the largest urban revitalization projects in Northern Virginia. Phase I vertical construction is already underway. The new INova Alexandria Hospital Campus is on track to open in 2028, bringing a world-class medical facility, along with retail, dining, and entertainment options, directly to the neighborhood. For buyers, this isn’t speculation — it’s permitted, funded, and under construction.