Description

Huntington Club is a 364-unit condominium consisting of nine garden-style buildings and one two-over-two townhouse building on 19 acres adjacent to Huntington Metro Station in Alexandria, VA (Fairfax County). The community was built in 1967 and converted to a condominium in 1979. Common areas and amenities include a large outdoor pool, deck, fitness room, community room, tot lot, and common laundry and storage rooms. The experienced staff employed by the Association include two office assistants and four maintenance positions. Financial management is contracted through CFM. Huntington Club has a supportive 11-member Board of Directors who are committed to improving the community and finding innovative solutions to everyday challenges. Huntington Club has Planned Residential Mixed-use zoning for redevelopment as a new transit-oriented community, which may begin no earlier than 2028.

The previous General Manager capably served the community for 18 years before retiring. She oversaw an ongoing phased program of infrastructure replacement including piping, roofing, and mechanical and electrical components. Administrative improvements over that period included numerous policy and operational updates.

Requirements

Huntington Club is a 364-unit condominium consisting of nine garden-style buildings and one two-over-two townhouse building on 19 acres adjacent to Huntington Metro Station in Alexandria, VA (Fairfax County). The community was built in 1967 and converted to a condominium in 1979. Common areas and amenities include a large outdoor pool, deck, fitness room, community room, tot lot, and common laundry and storage rooms. The experienced staff employed by the Association include two office assistants and four maintenance positions. Financial management is contracted through CFM. Huntington Club has a supportive 11-member Board of Directors who are committed to improving the community and finding innovative solutions to everyday challenges. Huntington Club has Planned Residential Mixed-use zoning for redevelopment as a new transit-oriented community, which may begin no earlier than 2028.

The previous General Manager capably served the community for 18 years before retiring. She oversaw an ongoing phased program of infrastructure replacement including piping, roofing, and mechanical and electrical components. Administrative improvements over that period included numerous policy and operational updates.