4390 Lorcom Ln

An eight-story midcentury condominium complex constructed in 1961, this Arlington property offers mostly one- and two-bedroom residences alongside occasional larger corner layouts. The architecture is restrained and practical: a low-rise block form with widespread windows that emphasize daylight and tree-lined views rather than ornamentation. Interiors commonly feature wood and parquet floors, updated kitchens with granite or stone counters, recessed lighting, crown moldings, and a mix of bath types including walk-in showers and marble-tiled renovations. Many units include private balconies or expansive window ledges, built-in storage and sizable closets; several end- and corner-plan homes provide cross-breezes and sweeping vistas toward the city canopy. Shared facilities are extensive for a building of this vintage: an elegant lobby with an elevator, a communal rooftop party room with panoramic views and a kitchen island, fitness facilities (some in the adjacent building), on-site laundry on each floor plus oversized ground-level machines, assigned storage units and bike storage. Exterior amenities include secured storage, dedicated parking passes included with many units, well-lit sidewalks and landscaped hardscaping with stone retaining walls. Management handles utilities in the condo fee for most units, and the building has on-site engineering/management presence. Situated in North Arlington near Lee Heights and Ballston, the setting places residents within a short walk to neighborhood shops, cafes, playgrounds and multi-route public transit (several bus lines and multiple nearby Metro stations). Access to Reagan National, GW Parkway and downtown D.C. is direct, making the property a commuter-oriented option with a suburban, tree-canopied feel inside the Beltway.