The highly anticipated Monarch Tysons delivers spring 2023

The wait is almost over. Soon, you will be able to come home to Monarch and experience the exceptional privacy, serene outdoor spaces, lavish features and finishes, white-glove services, and the most luxurious amenities in Northern Virginia.

Each residence offers abundant natural light, expansive views, chef’s kitchen, and spacious private outdoor living areas, with some featuring direct-entry elevators. From the richly lacquered cabinetry to the floor-to-ceiling windows, Monarch makes a statement at every turn.

This attention to detail extends throughout, from the spectacular grand lobby, state-of-the-art fitness center, inspiring party room, sparkling blue waters of our resort-style pool, and beautiful outdoor terrace.

Let our 24-hour concierge and porter assist with everything from selecting a fine dining restaurant to coordinating a private party. We are the only condominium community in Tysons offering this level of superior service. World-class shopping, dining, and entertainment experiences are only a block away, and with the Silver Line Metro so close, residents can easily connect with everything Washington, D.C. and beyond.

With six homes sold in February alone, don’t miss the opportunity to live at Tysons’ only new high-rise condominium community, as remaining inventory is in high demand.

Schedule your tour and explore our stunning Sales Gallery and newly decorated model. Discover all the luxury and elegance that is Monarch. Sophisticated condominiums priced from $1.24M to $2.4M.

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