Columbia Pike

About Columbia Pike

Columbia Pike reflects Arlington’s diversity with its unique blend of housing, local shops and restaurants. “The Pike” is often described as Arlington’s “Main Street,” and that was exactly the vision defined through an intensive community-based planning effort for the area.

Columbia Pike stretches for more than three miles, from Arlington Cemetery and Fort Myer in the east, all the way to Arlington’s western border with Fairfax County. It is the busiest bus transit corridor in Virginia. Already home to more than 17 percent of Arlingtonês population.

Buildings in Columbia Pike

Building Name ▲▼ Year Built ▲▼ Number of Units ▲▼ Type ▲▼
Arlington Court 1947 58 Garden
Arlington Heights 1948 108 Garden
Arlington Village 1939 595 Townhome
Axumite Village 2021 36 Townhome
The Barkley 1982 125 Highrise
The Brittany 2005 409 Highrise
The Carlton 1965 504 Highrise
The Carlyle House 1980 136 Highrise
Carver Place 2016 73 Townhome
The Columbia 1963 101 Highrise
Columbia Court 1989 20 Townhome
Columbia Knolls 1961 189 Midrise
Columbia Place 2015 14 Midrise
Commons of Arlington 1948 134 Garden
Dundree Knoll 1987 96 Townhome
Fairway Village 1985 37 Townhome
Forest Knoll 1984 18 Townhome
Frederick Courts 1947 162 Garden
George Mason Village 1963 163 Garden
The Lancaster 1963 102 Highrise
Laurel Green 1977 39 Townhome
Laurel Place 1979 6 Townhome
The Palazzo 1964 84 Highrise
Park Glen 1947 212 Garden
Park Spring 1968 135 Garden
Park View 1991 6 Townhome
Perry Hall 2012 12 Garden
The Sierra 2005 86 Midrise
Tanglewood 1965 44 Highrise
Trafalgar Flats 2019 78 Midrise
Valley Heights 1967 48 Garden
Westhampton Mews 1979 16 Garden

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