Carlyle Corner 2034 Eisenhower Ave

Carlyle Corner is a two-story office complex offering unbeatable location and economics in the John Carlyle/ Eisenhower East submarket. Located in the Eisenhower Ave corridor of Alexandria, the property provides quick access to the PTO, Federal Courthouse, NSF, and the Hoffman Town Center. The building's amenities include kitchen/vending facilities, a common area TV lounge, and a tenant-only fitness center with a locker room & showers. The building provides a rare, secure, direct connection to PTO servers through a main distribution frame. Onsite warehouse storage space is also available. Carlyle Corner is conveniently located two blocks from Metro's Eisenhower Avenue Metro Station (Yellow Line), Federal Courthouse, National Science Foundation and is across the street from the Patent & Trademark Office. A ZipCar station is .3 miles away, and a nearby DASH bus line offers access to King Street Metro. Lodging options, including a Holiday Inn, Westin Hotel, & Residence Inn by Marriott are within walking distance from the property. Neighborhood amenities include Starbucks, Einstein Bagels, Potbelly, Panera, 7-Eleven, Cold Stone Creamery, FedEx Kinko's, HSBC Bank, Burke & Herbert Bank, OneLife Fitness, and the Alexandria Run/Bike trail (Eisenhower Ave Trail). Walkable restaurants include Ted Montana's Grill, Delia's Brick Oven Pizza, Hunan Café, Zikrayet Lebanese Restaurant, San Antonio Bar and Grill, Galae Thai, California Tortilla, Foster's Grille, and Sumo Hibachi & Sushi. Ample surface parking (3/1,000) surrounds the building, with onsite parking available at $110/mo per space or $125/mo for covered spaces. The location allows easy access to I-495 and Telegraph Road. For business travelers, Reagan National Airport is a 5-mile drive. Stretching west from the shores of the Potomac River, about eight miles south of Washington DC, Alexandria is a vibrant city rich with history and culture. Alexandria is best known for its picturesque Old Town, a nationally designated historic district founded in 1749. Along Old Town’s charming cobblestone streets and red-brick sidewalks, residents enjoy access to more than 200 independent boutiques and restaurants in addition to intimate historical museums and exciting events held at the waterfront. Del Ray is another well-known neighborhood in Alexandria, offering a slew of eclectic shops, top-notch cafes, and diverse eateries with an artistic vibe along Mount Vernon Avenue. Potomac Yard holds the city’s largest shopping center for the retail-inclined. Residents also delight in numerous scenic parks and preserves located throughout the city, from Waterfront Park to Dora Kelley Nature Park and everything in between.