Virginia Square Apartments

These Virginia Square apartments are located in the highly sought-after Arlington VA neighborhood which is home to several educational institutions, major government as well as private work centers, and numerous restaurants & parks.

Located in this fine area are our properties: The Amelia, Birchwood, Quincy Plaza, Richmond Square, and Virginia Square Plaza. This page will give you some further information on the amenities and landmarks of this historic urban village.

Introducing Virginia Square

The Virginia Square neighborhood centers on the Virginia Square-GMU metro station and contains high rise apartments, garden apartments, and single family homes.

In addition to the residences, there are numerous excellent dining and shopping options. An up-and-coming Arlington VA spot, you can expect a great selection of leisure and entertainment options.

Additionally, several major government, NGO, and corporate organizations are headquartered here. Even considering the bustling economy, it remains still a fairly homey slice of the greater DC region, home to quiet parks and shady little streets.

Virginia Square History

Our Virginia Square apartments may be new and renovated buildings, but this slice of Arlington VA has its history.

Like its neighbor, Ballston, it has a long been a growing hub of commercial development, starting as a major outer-Washington area in the late 18^th century. Many of the single-family homes were built in the 1940s by returning World War II veterans.

Economy & Employment in Virginia Square

The economy of the Virginia Square community is growing as quickly as any in the DC metro area.

Located in this neighborhood is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), the Arlington VA campuses of George Mason University (GMU) and George Washington University (GW), and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).

Along with these major employers is the state-of-the-art Arlington central library.

Virginia Square Shopping & Dining

Just as vibrant as the economy is the entertainment, shopping, and dining all a short walk from any of our Virginia Square apartments.

There is the large Virginia Square Shopping center with groceries, restaurants, gift shops, and boutique fashion. Like much of northern Virginia, you can find a huge variety of ethnic and regional cuisines in this neighborhood.

From Thai to Ethiopian, classic American to Italian, you will never be without something new, fresh, and delicious.

Transportation In & Around Virginia Square Apartments

The transportation in and around these Virginia Square apartments is about the best you can find in northern Virginia.

The Virginia Square-GMU metro station is at the heart of the community, and can lead you directly into the middle of DC, or to Metrobus and ART bus stations.

From the metro you can make it to both the train station and the airport, making all your travel simple and inexpensive.

Directions To Our Virginia Square Apartments

To arrive in Virginia Square from all points north of DC, you need to take 95 South and merge onto 495 West toward Bethesda/Northern Virginia, following the Beltway into Virginia. Then take Exit 45B and merge onto VA-267 East for several miles before merging onto I-66 East. Take 66 until you get to N. Fairfax Dr. toward VA-120/VA-237/Glebe Rd.

From the south, take 95 North. It’s a slight right at Interstate 395 Connector N/Interstate 95 Connector N (signs for I-395 N/I-495 N/ Washington/Tysons Corner), and continue along I-395 North. Exit on S Glebe Rd/VA-120 N.