Modular Homes near Alexandria VA Virginia

If you are interested in building a modular home near Alexandria VA Virginia, then Simplex Homes is the Virginia modular home manufacturer for you. Simplex Homes has experience providing modular homes to all areas of the state of Virginia, including areas in and near Alexandria.

Alexandria, Virginia was voted one of Travel + Leisure’s “Best Cities in the U.S. 2022” and Southern Living’s “Best Cities on the Rise 2022.” It sits right on the cusp of Washington D.C., merely a 20-minute drive away. Maryland is also in proximity, being less than an hour’s drive. Alexandria provides metros and buses for commuters. The city is a culturally accepting community and LGBTQ+ friendly.

The charming downtown has more than 200 independent restaurants and boutiques, alongside the historic buildings and museums. It is complemented by the scenic waterfront providing views of the Potomac River and Washington D.C. You can dine here with the company of live music and delicious cocktails. King Street Mile is the place to be – the brick and cobblestone sidewalks are lined with a variety of shops and restaurants of different cultures. View the centuries-old architecture as you shop! Every Saturday morning, you can find The Old Town Farmers’ Market on King Street. It is more than 260 years old and supplies more than 70 vendors in peak season. If you are interested in learning the haunted history of Alexandria, there are multiple spooky ghost tours, some that even involve drinks! The best outdoor adventure in Alexandria is the Mount Vernon Trail. 20 miles of trails along the Potomac River are engulfed in over 900 acres of protected land with views of Washington D.C.

Alexandria has its fair share of wine, craft beers, spirits, and more! The Port City Brewing Company has award-winning craft beer. As the longest-operating brewery in the metropolitan D.C. area, Port City has regular tastings, tours, seasonal and specialty beers, and so much more. Aslin Beer Company has multiple locations across the nation, but Alexandria is home to their main production facility. With an indoor taproom, upstairs lounge, and long draft menu, you are guaranteed to have a good time. If you are more of a cider person, Lost Boy Cider, also known as Northern Virginia’s first urban cidery, provides modern, handcrafted cider. Their taproom is a combination of the cellar where the cider is made and the tasting room, giving the ultimate unique experience.

A new custom modular home by Simplex Homes would be the perfect way to enjoy everything Alexandria, Virginia offers. Do you need a traditional two-story home for your family in Fredericksburg? A ranch-style home for the suburbs of Leesburg? Maybe a cape home in Manassas. Simplex Homes can manufacture the perfect home for you under perfectly controlled conditions.

Simplex Homes works with numerous contractors in Virginia. Feel free to contact us to learn more about building your custom modular home near Alexandria, Virginia.

Our management team is among the most experienced in the industry. We are among the largest employers in our region but remain a family-owned firm. Our craftsmen are among the most skilled in our industry and many have been with us almost since our firm’s founding over four decades ago.

We concentrate our efforts on building the highest possible quality modular structures. We build first homes and dream homes, as we all as architecturally significant homes and commercial buildings, ranging from dormitories to hotels, from professional office space to light industrial buildings.

Alexandria was founded by Scottish merchants in 1749. It was named after one of them, Scotsman John Alexander. Alexandria is the hometown of George Washington, America’s first president. The George Washington Masonic Memorial in honor of him took ten years to build. Alexandria was named the “Ice Cream Cone Capital of the US” by Forbes in 2019, attracting visitors from around the nation. The Spite House in downtown Alexandria is known for being one of the narrowest homes in the world. It measures 7 feet in width and is a total of 325 square feet.

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