Seven Corners apartment project to open in spring 2017
The site of a new apartment building on Route 50, with the partially completed Hampton Inn & Suites in the background. |
The apartment building on Route 50 in Seven Corners is
projected to be completed in spring 2017. It will have 171 apartments, including a mix of one-bedroom,
two-bedroom, one-bedroom-plus-den, and two bedroom-plus-den units, says Eric
Fenton, a vice president at the Bozzuto Group, which acquired the property from
the JBG Cos.
The hotel project, with Route 50 on the right. |
It will also have 18 three-story rental townhouses attached
to the building. They will be accessible from front doors facing South Street
and from the underground parking garage serving the apartments. They will have
front porches but won’t have backyards or private garages.
to the building. They will be accessible from front doors facing South Street
and from the underground parking garage serving the apartments. They will have
front porches but won’t have backyards or private garages.
The project includes just under 15,000 square feet of
retail. Fenton would like to attract businesses that serve the neighborhood, such
as a restaurant or coffee shop and convenience retail.
retail. Fenton would like to attract businesses that serve the neighborhood, such
as a restaurant or coffee shop and convenience retail.
The building will have a swimming pool, fitness center, and club room. The project management will provide
a shuttle to the East Falls Church Metro station during peak rush hours. Bozzuto hasn’t yet announced the project’s
name.
a shuttle to the East Falls Church Metro station during peak rush hours. Bozzuto hasn’t yet announced the project’s
name.
Meanwhile, the hotel next door, a Hampton Inn & Suites,
could open as early as March 2016, reports the West of Falls Church blog. It
will have 159 room, an indoor pool, business center, fitness center, and
meeting room.
could open as early as March 2016, reports the West of Falls Church blog. It
will have 159 room, an indoor pool, business center, fitness center, and
meeting room.
I used to love those houses on that are on that side street there. Close to everything and with the woods to keep the sound of 50 down.
Now I feel sorry for those people.
Minimum 200 new cars on the Rt. 50 there. I can hardly wait
This is only the beginning under the Penny plan.
I live almost directly across Rte. 50 and I am stoked for investment in Seven Corners. The only possibly better thing that could occupy that space would be a park. As to the extra cars, BFD. Seven Corners is a mess and will stay a mess until some combination of mass transit and/or bypass intersection is built. In the meantime, the place can continue to fall apart or they put in new stuff to attract commerce. Traffic is a part of life if you want to live in an urban or urbanizing area.