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Tysons-Area/Merrifield 1 BR Newer Condo
Halstead at the Metro: 2655 Prosperity Avenue
Fairfax, Virginia 22031
Description: 700+ sq. ft. 1 BR/1 BA condo in 2005 building with tons of amenities including outdoor pool, indoor basketball court, fitness center and daily on-site staff. Blocks to Dunn-Loring Metro, walkable to restaurants & bars and minutes to Mosaic District & Tysons. Low condo fees, one parking spot.
Price: Low $300s
Courtesy of RLAH Real Estate
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