If You Lived Here

South Arlington

Jen and Ricardo explore three homes in bustling South Arlington — home of WETA! — with realtor Kay Houghton. They begin the tour at the Carlton Condos, which boasts access to tennis and pickleball courts, then head to Fairlington for a unit that gives intriguing insight into the past residents of the neighborhood. Finally, they check out a Claremont dream home, walking distance from Barcroft Park!

South Arlington

28m 39s

Jen and Ricardo explore three homes in bustling South Arlington — home of WETA! — with realtor Kay Houghton. They begin the tour at the Carlton Condos, which boasts access to tennis and pickleball courts, then head to Fairlington for a unit that gives intriguing insight into the past residents of the neighborhood. Finally, they check out a Claremont dream home, walking distance from Barcroft Park!

Previews + Extras

  • Preview: South Arlington: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Preview: South Arlington

    S4 E12 - 30s

    Jen and Ricardo explore three homes in bustling South Arlington — home of WETA! — with realtor Kay Houghton. They begin the tour at the Carlton Condos, which boasts access to tennis and pickleball courts, then head to Fairlington for a unit that gives intriguing insight into the past residents of the neighborhood. Finally, they check out a Claremont dream home, walking distance from Barcroft Park!

  • Step Inside a 1965 Arlington, VA Condo with Surprising Space & Views!: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Step Inside a 1965 Arlington, VA Condo with Surprising Space & Views!

    S4 E12 - 5m 17s

    Step inside The Carlton, a luxury high-rise condo building built in 1965 in South Arlington, VA! With spacious rooms, a private terrace overlooking the creek, and access to top-notch amenities—including Arlington’s largest pool—this condo is full of surprises. Join WETA If You Lived Here hosts Jen and Ricardo as they explore the updated interiors, highlight standout features, and guess the price!

  • This Renovated 1940s Fairlington Townhome Offers Open Concept & Historic Charm!: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    This Renovated 1940s Fairlington Townhome Offers Open Concept & Historic Charm!

    S4 E12 - 5m 42s

    Step inside this beautifully updated 1944 Fairlington townhome and see how history meets modern design! Once built to support the WWII war effort, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom home now features an open-concept layout, a massive kitchen island, and preserved original hardwood floors. Join Jen and Ricardo as they explore every level of this home—including a spacious basement bonus room.

  • Tour This Stunning Home in Arlington, VA's Claremont Neighborhood: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Tour This Stunning Home in Arlington, VA's Claremont Neighborhood

    S4 E12 - 7m 8s

    Step inside this beautifully renovated 5-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home in the charming Claremont neighborhood or Arlington, VA! While it may look cozy from the outside, the interior is surprisingly spacious with high-end modern finishes, a glitzy kitchen, and a luxurious primary suite. Plus, enjoy the benefits of a private yard and easy access to Barcroft Park, Shirlington, and Columbia Pike.

  • Fairlington: From Wartime Housing to Beloved Community in Arlington, VA: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Fairlington: From Wartime Housing to Beloved Community in Arlington, VA

    S4 E12 - 2m 7s

    Before World War II, the Fairlington area of Arlington, VA was just farmland—but after the attack on Pearl Harbor, it became the largest Defense Department housing project in the U.S. Designed in the colonial revival style, Fairlington provided homes for government and defense workers and fostered a tight-knit community.

  • How WETA Got Its Start and Became a Mainstay in Arlington, Virginia: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    How WETA Got Its Start and Became a Mainstay in Arlington, Virginia

    S4 E12 - 4m 45s

    The Shirlington neighborhood in South Arlington, Virginia was originally developed in 1943 and quickly became one of the largest shopping centers in the Washington, D.C. area. Today Shirlington is home to WETA, which began broadcasting in 1961 and has evolved to become one of the largest producing stations in public media.

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