St George's Episcopal Church

The property sits at the corner of North Oakland Street and Fairfax Drive in Arlington, Virginia, within a well-established residential and civic corridor of Arlington County. Approaching the intersection, drivers encounter a two-story building set on just over one acre, offering meaningful street presence along both frontages. The surrounding streetscape is defined by mature tree canopy, neighborhood-scale institutions, and proximity to the dense urban fabric that characterizes this part of Arlington. Major arterials serving the broader area are easily accessible from this location, connecting the property to the wider Northern Virginia region. The Ballston neighborhood lies immediately to the west, anchored by Ballston Quarter — one of the region's most active mixed-use destinations — along with a dense concentration of office, retail, and multifamily development that has transformed this corridor over the past two decades. The Ballston-MU Metro Station on the Orange and Silver lines is within walking distance, giving occupants access to the broader Washington, D.C. regional transit network. This combination of neighborhood character, walkable amenities, and transit connectivity makes the Fairfax Drive corridor one of Arlington's more accessible addresses for community-serving or institutional uses.A 1,322 SF space within St. George's Episcopal Church is available for lease in Arlington, Virginia, situated on a 1.01-acre lot at the corner of North Oakland Street and Fairfax Drive. Additional shared space consisting of kitchen, parish hall, office and indoor space available at additional rent Built in 1960, the two-story building carries the architectural character of a mid-century institutional property and occupies a well-established residential corridor in Arlington County. The asking rent is $27.23 per SF, positioning the space competitively for mission-aligned or community-serving tenants. $3,000 per month in rent. The building consists of two floors and encompasses a layout consistent with institutional and assembly use. The 1.01-acre lot provides meaningful outdoor space relative to the building footprint, offering flexibility for drop-off, parking, or exterior programming depending on tenant needs. The property is zoned R-5, which reflects its existing institutional character within a predominantly residential zone. The 1,322 SF of available space lends itself to a range of compatible uses, including nonprofit offices, tutoring or educational programs, counseling services, childcare or early childhood programming, or faith-based ancillary operations. Tenants seeking a community-embedded location with built-in institutional infrastructure — including assembly or meeting space — will find the configuration well suited to their operational needs. Prospective tenants should verify permitted uses with Arlington County directly. The property sits at the intersection of North Oakland Street and Fairfax Drive in the Ballston area of Arlington, one of Northern Virginia's most transit-accessible and walkable urban cores. The surrounding neighborhood is characterized by high-density residential development, proximity to major employment centers, and strong daytime population. The location offers practical accessibility for staff, clients, and program participants traveling from across the Arlington and broader Northern Virginia market. The combination of institutional zoning context, an established faith-based host, and a central Arlington address makes this a suitable fit for nonprofit organizations, social service providers, educational operators, or community-focused tenants seeking affordable, mission-compatible space in a high-demand submarket. Tenants co-locating within an active church campus benefit from shared identity and an established community presence that purpose-built commercial space rarely replicates.