Off-Market Source: Nov. 1

Every week the Eli Residential Group scours our network for off-market and pre-market homes to give home buyers and investors access to properties they can’t find anywhere else online. If you are interested in a property you see here or have specific needs you cannot find on the market, please reach out to us at [email protected] to talk to a real person, not an automated response system.

If you are a homeowner, investor, builder or agent who would like your off-market or pre-market property featured for a half million local readers on PoPville, ARLnow or Tysons Reporter, please email us at [email protected].

New 3 BR Penthouse Condo in Arlington
1245 N Pierce Street
Arlington, VA 22209

Description: Two separate 3 BR/2 BA penthouse units in brand new luxury 12-unit condo building near the Rosslyn neighborhood in Arlington. Both penthouse units have ~500 sq. ft. private roof deck with wide-open views. Building includes six 2 BR/2 BA and six 3 BR/2 BA units. All include parking, luxury finishes and low condo fees.
Price: $900’s
Courtesy of RLAH Real Estate

To view all of our off-market or pre-market properties, visit the off-market section of our website. We add new properties every week.

The Eli Residential Group is a real estate team with RLAH Real Estate, (703) 390-9460, operating in Virginia, Washington D.C., and Maryland. Contact the team directly at [email protected].

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