Old Dominion is a single-family neighborhood located in North Arlington, Virginia. This peaceful neighborhood is made up of tree-lined residential streets. The neighbors like to stay involved and the Old Dominion Civic Association keeps the locals informed with updates and concerns.

Old Dominion on a Map

Old Dominion is situated just north of Lee Highway beginning at N Glebe Road. The community continues west along Lee Highway, up N Columbus Road, east along 26th St N, around 25th Road N, 25th Road S, and N Wakefield Street. Then, as soon as N Wakefield meets up with Lee Highway, Old Dominion heads west until Lee Highway intersects with N Glebe Road. The neighborhoods of Glebewood, Waverly Hills, Donaldson Run, Yorktown and Highview Park border this North Arlington community.

Homes for Sale in Old Dominion

Old Dominion real estate offerings are almost always detached homes constructed in traditional Colonial style. This is typical to both Northern Virginia and the Arlington area. Colonial homes in this area can either have siding or brick exteriors and typically have a front porch or stoop area leading to the front door. Symmetrical windows, shutters, a central front door and a medium pitched roof are also quintessential to Colonials in the Old Dominion area. Even though is the main home style in the neighborhood, there are also other architectural styles to be found. Craftsmans, ramblers and Cape Cods are also scattered throughout the small single-family home community. People searching for homes for sale in Old Dominion can also find a small number of townhomes in the neighborhood.

Dining Out in Old Dominion

Lee Highway is full of quick dining options for busy residents. The Lee Heights Shops, located just a couple of blocks away from the Old Dominion border on Lee Highway, is one of the closest shopping centers to the neighborhoodnand has an eclectic mix of retailers. Cassatt’s, Crisp and Juicy chicken and Chipotle are some of the quick eateries in the small strip of stores.

If you head 2 miles down from Old Dominion to Ballston and Virginia Square, you’ll find a great mix of shops, restaurants and nightlife options. Rustico is a mainstay that has attracted Arlington residents for years. There also are some exciting newer restaurants, like Water & Wall, Mussel Bar and Kapnos.

Enjoying the Great Outdoors in Old Dominion

Since Old Dominion is on the smaller side, there are no parks located directly in the neighborhood. However, there are a few parks close by. Stratford Park is three blocks east of the community and has picnic tables, a baseball field, tennis courts, a sports field and a basketball court. Woodstock Park is just over Lee Highway from the southeastern end of the neighborhood, and has one acre of space, picnic tables, a gazebo, a playground and a basketball court.

Traveling Around Old Dominion

Transportation to and from Old Dominion is generally via car. With easy access to Lee Highway, I-66, Old Dominion Drive and Glebe Road, it’s difficult to justify any other mode of transit. However, for those who prefer to use public transportation, there are a couple of ART Bus lines that will take you into Ballston, Clarendon, Rosslyn and Washington, DC.

Making Your Home in Old Dominion

Old Dominion may be lacking in size compared to other North Arlington neighborhoods, but that does not mean it has any less to offer its residents. With an active and enthusiastic Citizen’s Association, a variety of homes with great curb appeal, plus a convenient location for commuting and entertainment, this friendly neighborhood is ideal for buyers looking for the perfect North Arlington home.