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59 Condos, 26 Townhomes Planned for Church Site in Ballston

  • October 19th 2017

by Nena Perry-Brown

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59 Condos, 26 Townhomes Planned for Church Site in Ballston: Figure 1
Southeast aerial rendering of the development.

NVR is looking to construct 85 condos and townhomes on the former site of a church near Ballston Metro station, and we now know what that project might look like.

Designed by R2L Architects, the plans call for medium- to high-density residential developments on two parcels at opposite corners of North Vermont Street and 11th Street (map).

59 Condos, 26 Townhomes Planned for Church Site in Ballston: Figure 2
Southwest aerial rendering of the development.

59 Condos, 26 Townhomes Planned for Church Site in Ballston: Figure 3
Rendering of the development looking eastward down 11th Street.

Twelve townhouses, split into three groupings, are planned for the parcel north of the intersection, including internal two-car garages and five guest parking spaces. South of the intersection, the 36,417 square-foot parcel will be improved with a seven-story condominium building containing 59 one- and two-bedroom units and 14 townhouses with tandem parking spaces. The condo building will also have 68 parking spaces across two below-grade levels.

59 Condos, 26 Townhomes Planned for Church Site in Ballston: Figure 4
Rendering of the south parcel on 11th Street.

59 Condos, 26 Townhomes Planned for Church Site in Ballston: Figure 5
Rendering of the entrance to the condominium building on the south parcel.

Delivery of the project requires the sites be rezoned to accommodate a higher level of density. Thus far, however, the neighbors have objected to high-density development on the site, even threatening legal action if rezoning moves forward.

The Arlington County Board Site Plan Review Committee is scheduled to review the plans tonight.

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/26_townhomes_and_59_condos_planned_for_ballston_church_site/13150.

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