801 S Pitt St

Saint Asaph Square is a low-rise condominium complex in Old Town Alexandria built in 1982 and spread across four stories. Architecturally the property reads as a mid‑town residential block with brick and masonry elements, multiple lobby entries, and landscaped courtyards that orient toward communal outdoor spaces. Unit plans are primarily one- and two‑bedroom condos with traditional and open floorplan variations; common interior characteristics include hardwood or wide‑plank floors, crown moldings, built‑ins, wood‑burning fireplaces, and upgraded kitchens with island or eat‑in configurations. Many residences occupy top‑floor, corner, or terrace positions that provide extra natural light, vaulted ceilings, private balconies or terraces, and walk‑in closets. Building services include on‑site professional management, elevator access, monitored exterior security, assigned garage parking and additional storage units. Shared amenities emphasize outdoor recreation: a large courtyard swimming pool, grilling/BBQ areas, multiple outdoor terraces and paved sidewalks connecting to surrounding streets. Mechanical systems and unit utilities have been incrementally modernized (HVAC, water heaters, in‑unit washers/dryers in many units). The complex enforces a one‑pet policy per unit and provides secure storage and bicycle racks. Located in the southeast quadrant of Old Town, the property sits a short walk from the Potomac waterfront, Jones Point Park, the Mount Vernon Trail and King Street retail and dining; access to the GW Parkway, Route 1 and King Street Metro supports driving and transit commutes to Arlington, Crystal City and Washington, D.C.