1923 Wilson Ln

McLean Chase is a mid-1960s low-rise condominium complex composed primarily of one-bedroom units spread across garden and walk-up buildings set on landscaped grounds. Constructed in 1964, the property presents traditional brick-and-siding façades, multiple secure entry points, and a mix of ground-floor patios and upper-level balconies. Interiors typically include open or traditional floor plans with wood floors or carpet, eat-in or galley kitchens with upgraded counters in many units, crown moldings, ceiling fans, and practical built-ins; several listings note in-unit full-size washers and dryers and expanded storage in the basement. Common-site features emphasize everyday convenience: on-site management, ample unassigned parking, street lighting, outdoor pool, fenced yard/patio areas, and extra storage rooms. The condo association covers a broad set of utilities and services—water, sewer, trash, some gas, common-area maintenance, pool upkeep and exterior fence repairs—resulting in predictable monthly dues. Located in McLean near the Tysons Corner and McLean Metro/Silver Line corridor, the complex sits within easy reach of major commuter routes (I-495, I-66, Route 7), large retail centers, fitness clubs, and dining options. The ensemble caters to buyers seeking low-maintenance ownership with a suburban-urban transit connection rather than high-rise luxury or designer finishes.