The Pitt Residence · Old Town Alexandria
Designed for residents who value privacy, walkability, architectural character, and a true sense of home. Currently committed; next available residency begins September 1, 2027.
A Residence.
Corporate relocation
Diplomatic and embassy assignments
Military transitions and federal appointments
Consulting engagements
Physicians, faculty, and policy work
Renovation displacement or family transitions
The residence
Historic Proportions. Modern Comfort.
The residence carries the quiet elegance of historic Old Town living: 10-foot ceilings, plank floors, chandeliers, tall windows, generous natural light, and a fully functional wood-burning fireplace. Modern baths, an updated powder room, and a carefully equipped kitchen support contemporary living without diminishing the character of the home.
10-foot ceilings and plank floors
Modern kitchen and baths
Wood-burning fireplace
Tall windows and natural light



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A real historic home, not furnished housing assembled for turnover.
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Personally maintained by the owner, with decisions guided by long-term care.
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Walkable daily life: coffee, King Street, the waterfront, shops, and dinner close by.
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Practical access to DCA, the Pentagon, Congress, the White House, Andrews, Tysons, and IAD.
Lease terms
September 1, 2027
Pitt Residence is currently committed. The next available residency begins September 1, 2027. Future availability is limited and subject to owner review, screening, lease execution, and required deposits.
Housekeeping & Home Care
Professional housekeeping is included and required every 30 days to preserve the standard of the home for the current resident and future residents. Additional housekeeping may be arranged at the resident’s preferred frequency.
Optional Vehicle Availability
During select residencies, a vehicle may be available under a separate agreement for qualified residents. Availability is limited and subject to insurance, driving history, lease terms, and owner approval.
Old Town Alexandria

King Street · Waterfront · Historic streets · Washington-area access
Walkable Old Town
Morning coffee, dinner on King Street, the waterfront, independent shops, and seasonal neighborhood life.
Washington access
Easy access to Metro, DCA, National Landing, federal offices, and Washington-area appointments.
Federal proximity
Well positioned for diplomatic, defense, medical, policy, consulting, and civic work.
Prince Street
Brick sidewalks, brass knockers, fanlights, climbing roses, and small gardens give the walk east the feeling of a neighborhood still lived in, not simply visited.
Toward the River
Lower Prince Street’s cobblestones, the bronze elk above the old Elks Lodge, Old Town Books, Misha’s coffee, and the Adirondack chairs near the Potomac turn a short walk into a small ritual.
Returning Home
King Street wakes for service, Ames Alley goes quiet again, and Pitt Street returns you to the front door—barely a mile covered, but the morning feels as if it traveled farther.
The Right Fit Matters
Next available residency
Submitting an inquiry does not reserve dates. Availability is confirmed only after owner review, screening, lease execution, and required deposits.
The Pitt Residence

