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Fairfax, Virginia is comprised of dozens of outstanding communities.  Some of these communities are incorporated into municipal jurisdictions such as the Town of Clifton, Fairfax City, Herndon and the Town of Vienna. Many others are established by their "postal city" name including Annandale, Burke, Centreville, Chantilly, Fairfax, Fairfax Station, McLean, Great Falls, Oakton and Reston.  Real Estate in all of these areas have their own unique homes and neighborhoods.

Buying a Home in Fairfax can seem like a daunting task, due to the large size of the area.  Finding homes in Fairfax and finding Real Estate in Fairfax will be easier to manage with both some initial knowledge of the areas and the help of an expert Real Estate Agent in Fairfax .

We have tried to provide you with some useful introductory information, below that will help you Search for Real Estate and Homes in Fairfax and even free access to the Fairfax MLS (Multiple Listing Service) called the Metropolitan Regional Information System or MRIS for short.

Fairfax County - Relocation information for Homes, Schools and Real Estate

Fairfax County, VA encompasses nearly 400 square miles of real estate.

Map of residential neighborhoods in Fairfax County, Virginia

Fairfax Real Estate Developers have worked closely with the Fairfax County Government and Community Leaders to promote orderly growth in of the growing need for more homes in Fairfax.  Currently there are over 385,000 housing units in Fairfax which is an increase of more than 50,000 homes in Fairfax in just the last 10 years.

Fairfax County's Public School system is the largest in Virginia and the 12th largest in the nation. School Board members are elected for four-year terms by Fairfax County voters. Because the School Board doesn't have the power to tax or incur debt, the local operating costs of the school system are provided from federal and state government funds and by transfers from the county budget to the schools. Approximately 52.5 percent of each county tax dollar goes to schools.

The Fairfax County Public Library is one of the top ten library systems in America. It has 21 branches, 3 million items, and had more than five million visits last year. For a branch near you, call 703-324-3100, TTY 703-324-8365, or click the highlighted link above.

Fairfax County has over 18,000 acres of Public Parkland situated in just over 350 different parks spread throughout the county.  No matter where you choose to buy a home in Fairfax, the outdoor and recreational opportunities are available to all.

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FAIRFAX, VA FEATURED COMMUNITIES:

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Each of the following areas will be presented in more detail, below.  You can scroll down to the areas and communities of interest or simply click on the name to be taken to that section.

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ALEXANDRIA, VA Homes, Real Estate and Community (Fairfax County "NOT" Alexandria City)

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It can still be confusing, but not all homes in Alexandria are actually in Alexandria.  Alexandria City's southern boundary ends at the National Capital Beltway (I-495/I-95).  The reamining areas with an "Alexandria, VA" postal address are acutually located in Fairfax County, sometimes referred to as "South County," or "South Alexandria."

The ZIP code prefix 223-xx uniquely identifies the Alexandria postal address area.   However, the Alexandria postal area extends well into Fairfax County, southward, past Mt. Vernon to the Prince William County line at the Occoquan River.  The portion of Alexandria that extends into Fairfax County actually includes more addresses outside of the city than inside of it.   Delivery areas have ZIP codes 22301 through 22312, 22314, and 22315, with other ZIP codes in use for post office boxes and large mailers.

Alexandria in Fairfax County includes dozens of great communities.  Alexandria's real estate and homes for sale is represented in a variety of homes, including condominiums, townhomes, detached, single family homes and large estate homes and property.  A partial listing of the communities in Fairfax County that have Alexandria Postal addresses is as folows:

  • Belle Haven
  • Boulevard Acres
  • Bren Mar Park
  • Brookland Estates
  • Bucknell Manor
  • Burgundy Farm, Village & Manor
  • Bush Hill
  • Clermont
  • Collingwood Springs and Estates
  • Dowden Terrace
  • Fair Haven
  • Fairfax Homes
  • Fairfield
  • Ferry Landing Estates
  • Fort Hunt Manor
  • Fort Lyon Heights
  • Franconia Forest
  • Groveton Heights
  • Hawthorne
  • Hayfield Farm
  • Hollin Hall
  • Hollin Hills
  • Hollindale
  • Huntington Forest
  • Hybla Valley
  • Island Creek
  • Kings Landing
  • Kingstowne (Separate Section Below)
  • Kirkside
  • Lake D 'Evereux
  • Landsdowne
  • Lincolnia
  • Memorial Heights
  • Mount Vernon
  • Mount Zephyr
  • New Alexandria
  • Parklawn
  • Pinecrest
  • Plymouth Haven
  • Potomac Valley
  • Ridge View
  • River Bend Estates
  • Riverside
  • Rose Hill
  • Southwood
  • Stoneybrook
  • Stratford Landing
  • Stratford on the Potomac
  • Sulgrave Manor
  • Tauxemont
  • Valley View
  • Villamay
  • Virginia Hills
  • Walhaven
  • Waynewood
  • Wellington
  • Westgrove
  • Weyanoke
  • Wilton Woods
  • Woodlawn
  • Woodley Hills
  • Woodstone
  • Yacht Haven Estates

    These are just a partial list of the many fine neighborhoods that have Alexandria Postal Addresses but are actually located in Fairfax County.  As the homes in Alexandria (Fairfax) are in Fairfax County, residents enjoy the benefits of the Fairfax County Public School System.

    Transportation to and from the southern part of Fairfax County known as Alexandria, is serviced by major North/South roadways including George Washington Parkway, Fort Hunt Road, Richmond Highway (Route 1), Telegraph Road, Van Dorn Street and  I-95.  Aditionally, these areas are fully serviced by public transportation, including MetroBus, 2 MetroRail Stations (Huntington and Franconia), Fairfax Connector Service and also Metro's REX (Richmond Highway Express) Bus Service from King Street to Fort Belvoir.

    Homes in Alexandria, VA are many and varried.  Your expert Alexandria, Virginia Real Estate Agent and Realtor can help you find the perfect home on the Fairfax, VA side of Alexandria.
     

     

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    ANNANDALE, VA, Homes, Real Estate and Community

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    Annandale, VA is located, predominantly just inside (east) the I-495 Beltway and bordered by Falls Church City prior to reaching Arlington Boulevard (Route 50) on the North and Braddock Road to the South.

    While many think of Annandale as just another great location, the history of Annandale Virginia is surprising, even to most of the life-long residents.  Thanks to more than 11 years of research by Annandale resident and Businesswoman  Audrey Capone (the great Capone Music Store, for those who remember) we have a wonderul recounting of the history of Annandale.  What was the importance of Little Rive Trunpike (completed in 1806)?  What about Columbia Pike (completetd in 1808)?   Clue: it is not just a road to Bailey's Crossroads. . .   How come the names like "Ravensworth,"   "Fitzhugh,"   "Moss" and "Garges" seem to be everywhere?   [Did you know that Ravensworth was the "single largest parcel of land granted (by the Crown of England) in all of Virginia?"]  Please take a few moments to read Mrs. Capone's Summary and if you're as intrigued as we were, buy her book:  Fitzhugh's Ravensworth: The Early History of Annandale Virginia.

    Thanks also to Tom Ruzic for researching and sharing with us, the identity of John Marr!  We've all wondered but would never have known without Tom's work,

    Annandale is home to many, this family oriented community offers a variety of home styles including rental apartments, condominiums, townhomes and single family homes.  Annandale, VA is convenient to shopping, Fairfax County's famous parks, recreation centers and playgrounds, tennis courts and a wide variety of restaurants from fast food to fine dining.

    Annandale Virginia is home to many outstanding neighborhoods falling under the umbrella of the Annandale VA postal address.  A partial list of the communities is:

    • Accotink Heights
    • Adams Walk
    • Americana Fairfax
    • Annandale Acres
    • Annadale Gardens
    • Annandle Terrace
    • Briarwood Court
    • Bristow
    • Bristow Village
    • Broyhill Crest
    • Camelot
    • Canterbury Woods
    • Cavalcade
    • Chapel Hill
    • Chapel Square







     

    • Chestnut Hill
    • Columbia Pines
    • Crestwood Manor
    • Elan MewsEvergreen Heights
    • Fairfax Heritage
    • Fairfax Americana
    • Forest Hills
    • Heritage Court
    • Heritage Woods
    • Hillbrook
    • Holmes Run Heights
    • Kenwood
    • Layfayette Forest
    • Lafayette Village
    • Long Branch







     

    • Pinecrest
    • Pleasant Ridge
    • Prosperity Heights
    • Ravensworth
      Red Fox Forest
    • Royal Court
    • Sleepy Hollow
    • Springbrook
    • Stonehaven
    • Strathmeade
    • Terrace Townhouses
    • Truro
    • Wakefield Chapel
    • Wilburdale
    • Willow Woods
    • Willowrun





    Annandale has 2 Middle Schools, Holmes Middle School (6th -8th grades) and Edgar Allen Poe Middle School (6th - 8th grades).

    Holmes Middle School, (6th - 8th grades) headed by Principal, Roberto Pamas, offers the following student services:

    • Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID)
    • Career and Transition Services
    • Early Identification Program (EIP)
    • English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
    • International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program (IBMYP) - Annandale High
    • Services for Students with Mild Retardation
    • Services for Students with Physical Disabilities
    • Time-Out Rooms
    • Institute of Student Achievement--COMET Program
    • Partnership with George Mason University
    • Peer mediation program
    • Mentor-mentee program
    • Homework help line for students and parents

    Poe Middle School (6th - 8th grades) is headed by Principal, Sonya Swansbrough and offers these student services:

    • Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID)
    • Early Identification Program (EIP)
    • English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
    • Foreign Language Partial-Immersion Program - Spanish
    • International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program (IBMYP) - Annandale High
    • Services for Students with Autism
    • Services for Students with Moderate or Severe Disabilities
    • Time-Out Rooms
    • Young Scholars - Sixth Grade
    • Positive Behavior Support (PBS)
    • Middle School after-school program partnership with the Fairfax County Department of Community and Recreational Services
    • Spanish for Fluent Speakers in grades seven and eight
    • Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID)
    • Early Identification Program (EIP)
    • Foreign Language Partial-Immersion program – Spanish
    • International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program (IBMYP)
    • Time-Out Rooms
    • Compacted Math – sixth grade
    • College Partnership Program
    • Literacy Through Intensive Skills Teaching & Technology (LISTT) – through AOL Aspires grant
    • Student Choice Mobile Libraries – through NEA Foundation grant

    Annandale is also home to Annandale High School (Grades 9 - 12), headed by Mr. John Ponton.  Annandale High School offers the IB (International Baccalaureate) Diploma Program also offers programs including: 

    • Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID);
    • Early Identification Program (EIP);
    • English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL);
    • International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program (IBMYP);
    • International Baccalaureate Program (IB);
    • International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE);
    • Services for Students with Autism;
    • Services for Students with Moderate or Severe Disabilities; and
    • Transitional High School Program.

    If you are  searching for a home in Annandale, the Real Estate and variety of homes will provide you with many options.  From the lovely contemporary town homes of Annandale's Bristow Village, to single family homes in Broyhill Crest and Holmes Run Heights and the Reserve at Pinecrest, home prices in Annandale range from under $200,000 for a condominium to nearly $2,000,000 for large estate homes.  Selecting the right Annandale Real Estate Agent and Realtor®, who is knowledgeable about Annandale Real Estate and Homes for Sale in Annandale is critical when you begin your search for a new home.

     

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    BURKE, VA Homes, Homes, Real Estate and Community

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    The area of FairfaxCounty known as Burke, VA is located 15 miles southwest of Washington, DC and covers an area of approximately 12 square miles.  The Census Bureau reports a population of about 60,000 people.  The neighborhoods in Burke, VA are naturally wooded and the architectural style of homes in Burke, VA are predominantly contemporary.

    Burke, VA is named after Mr. Silas Burke.  In 1844 Mr. Burke donated the land necessary for the Orange and Alexandria railroad company to build the railroad across his land and in 1852 the Railroad Station was granted a U.S. Post Office, "Burke Station."  In 1903 the name of the Post Office was changed to "Burke."

    Burke, VA is boardered on the West by Ox Road (Route 123) to the North as far as Braddock Road and on the South and East by Springfield, VA.   In addition to the Virginia Railway Express, Burke residents have a number of major boulevards that make commuting to other parts of Northern Virginia ans Washington, DC a comfortable trip.

    Burke, VA also offers an excellent variety of homes from which to choose.  Homes for sale in Burke, VA range from condominiums in the upper $100,000's, Townhomes from the mid-$300,000 and detached single family homes from the upper-$400,000's to over $1-million.

    At the heart of Burke, VA's is the area known as Burke Centre. Burke Centre is a  1,700 acre planned residential community divided into 5 main neighborhoods:

    • The Commons
    • The Landings
    • The Oaks
    • The Ponds
    • The Woods

    Burke Centre is managed by The Burke Centre Conservancy whose motto is "Nature and Community in Harmony." The application of this motto is clearly reflected in the real estate, homes, neighborhoods and property in Burke, VA.


    Other outstanding Communities in and arround Burke, VA include:
    • LakeBraddock
    • Signal Hill
    • Crownleigh
    • Cherry Run

    Burke, VA  includes BurkeLakePark – a County run 218-acre recreational park featuring :

    • 18-Hole, Par 3 Golf Course & Driving Range
    • Miniature  Golf
    • Man-Made Lake with Fishing, Boating &  Rowboat Rental
    • Camping
    • Miniature Train
    • Carousel
    • Outdoor Volleyball Courts
    • Clubhouse with Snack Bar & Ice Cream Parlor
    • Picnic Area with Grills

    Two Virginia Railway Commuter Express Stations are conveniently located in Burke, VA.

     

    Burke is home to LakeBraddockSecondary School – though some students' homes in Burke, VA are within the RobinsonSecondarySchool district.  Your expert Burke, VA Real Estate Agents and Realtors can assist you with finding the right home in Burke, VA and in the school district your desire.

     

    Lake Braddock Secondary (High) School is headed by Principal, Linda Burke.  Lake Braddock High School is an AP (Advanced Placement Diploma) School.  Additionally Lake Braddock High School offers:

    • Career and Transition Services
    • Early Identification Program (EIP)
    • English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
    • FECEP/Head Start
    • Foreign Language Partial-Immersion Program - Spanish
  • Vertical Articulation Team (VAT) composed of middle and high school staff members
  • Active community support led by the Robinson PTSA, the Robinson Community Coalition, and a variety of booster clubs

    Robinson Secondary (High) School is headed by Principal, Dan Meier.  Robinson High School is an IB (International Baccalaureate Diploma) School.  Additionally Robinson High School offers:

    • Career and Transition Services
    • Early Identification Program (EIP)
    • English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
    • FECEP/Head Start
    • Foreign Language Partial-Immersion Program - Spanish
    • Vertical Articulation Team (VAT) composed of middle and high school staff members
    • Active community support led by the Robinson PTSA, the Robinson Community Coalition, and a variety of booster clubs

    What ever home style you desire, homes for sale in Burke, VA can meet your requirements.  Don't forget to call your expert Burke, VA Real Estate Agent, Clay & Kathie Kime to assist you in finding the right home and negotiating the best price.

     

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    CENTREVILLE, VA Homes, Real Estate and Community

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    CLIFTON, VA Homes, Real Estate and Community

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    CHANTILLY, VA Homes, Real Estate and Community

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    FAIRFAX, VA (City) Homes, Real Estate and Community

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    The real estate and property that Fairfax City now encompasses was settled in the early 1700s by farmers from Virginia's Tidewater region.  The Fairfax County courthouse was established at the corner of Old Little River Turnpike (now Main Street) and Ox Road (now Chain Bridge Road).  The small town in the vicinity of the courthouse was then known as Earp's Corner, and in 1805 was designated the Town of Providence by an act of the Virginia General Assembly (although people continued to informally refer to it as Fairfax Court House).

    The town was officially renamed the Town of Fairfax in 1874, and became an independent city in 1961, upon which it acquired its current name, the City of Fairfax.

    One of the many historic landmarks in Fairfax City is The Gunnell House, now located on the grounds of Truro Church.  It was in this house that Ranger John Mosby captured the Union area commander General Edwin H. Stoughton, in bed, the night of March 9, 1863.    Mosby awoke the general with a slap.  "Get up, general, and come with me."    Gen. Stoughton roared, "What is this?  Do you know who I am?"    Said Mosby:  "Sir  "I reckon I do, general . . .  but did you ever hear of Mosby?"   "Yes! (said the General, with some high expectation) . . . have you caught him?"   "No" said Mosby,  "but "He" has caught you!"

    That night Mosby also captured 2 officers, 30 soldiers, and 58 horses.  Upon hearing of this event, President Lincoln disgustedly remarked that he could create another general with the stroke of a pen, but he "surely hated to lose those horses."

    Fairfax City is centrally located in the middle of Fairfax County and is served by major East/West highways including Arlington Boulevard/Route 50 (recently renamed Fairfax Boulevard within the city limits), Route 236/Main Street (also Duke Street in Alexandria and Little River Turnpike in Annandale), Braddock Road and I-66. Major North/South arteries include Pickett Road (becomes Blake Lane toward Vienna & Oakton), Route 123 Chain Bridge Road which connects Prince William County at the Occoquan River to the south and Washington DC at the Potomac River.

    In addition to Fairfax City's treasury of historical sites, today's Fairfax City has a wealth of cultural activities and events available to everyone.  Created in 1979 Fairfax' Commission on the Arts offers numerous events throughout the year.  Be sure to visit the Fairfax Art League's Gallery at the corner of Main Street and Univerity Drive, in the heart of the historic district.  There are also numerous musical events presented by the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra (including Master Classes) as well as the City of Fairfax Band.   The Center for Fine Arts at George Mason University offers a wide array of musical and theatrical performances.  Also located on Fairfax City's George Mason University campus is the Patriot Center hosts musical, heatrical, sports and convention meetings.

    Homes for sale and real estate in Fairfax includes condominiums, townhomes and single family, detached houses.  Fairfax condominiums start in the$190,000s, Fairfax townhomes start in the mid$300,000's and detached, single family homes range from the low-$400,000's to well over $1-million.  Your expert Fairfax Real Estate Agent and Realtor can help you find the perfect home in Fairfax.

    There are many fine neighborhoods within the boundaries of Fairfax City.   Partial listing of these great neighborhoods is as follows:

    • Ardmore
    • Barristers Keep
    • Cambridge Station
    • Carriage Landing
    • Chancery Park
    • Chancery Square
    • Cobbdale
    • Comstock
    • Country Club Hills
    • Courthouse Square
    • El Hogan
    • Fairchester
    • Fairfax Acres
    • Fairfax Country Club Estates
    • Fairfax Heights
    • Fairfax Woods
    • Fairmont Estates
    • Fairview
    • Farrcroft
    • Foxcroft Colony
    • Great Oaks
    • Green Acres
    • Halemhurst
    • Heritage Manor
    • Layton Hall
    • Little River Hills
    • Lord Fairfax Estates
    • Lyndhurst Condos
    • Maple Hill
    • Maple Trace
    • Mosby Woods
    • Old Post Estates
    • Oxford Row
    • Pickett's Reserve
    • Rustfield
    • Singing Pines
    • The Assembly
    • The Boltons
    • The Crossings
    • Warren Woods
    • Westmore



    Fairfax City's Schools are owned by the Fairfax City Government but are administered under a contractual arrangement by the Fairfax County Public Schools.  In that regard Fairfax City Schools share the same cirriculum and school activities with the nationally renown Fairfax County Public Schools.

    Fairfax City has 2 elementary schools within its boundaries:  Daniels Run Elementary and Providence Elementary.

    Daniels Run Elementary School (K-6th Grades) is headed by Principal, Kathleen Mullinex and offers the following resources:

    • English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
    • Focus Schools - Math, Science and Communication Technology
    • Full-Day Kindergarten
    • School-Age Child Care (SACC)
    • Title I
    • Reduced pupil-teacher staffing ratio in first grade
    • Partial immersion Latin program for third through sixth graders
    • DARE program
    • Math, science & communications technology labs
    • Activities supported by the City of Fairfax
    • Reading Recovery
    • Step Up Language Arts (SULA)
    • K-6 grade outdoor learning environment - Bayscaping and Stream Restoration Project
    • STARS character education program for K- 6 grade students

    Providence Elementary School (K-6th Grades) is headed by Principal, Joy Hanbury and offer the following resources:

    • English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
    • FECEP/Head Start
    • Focus Schools - Math, Science and Communication Technology
    • Full-Day Kindergarten
    • School-Age Child Care (SACC)
    • Title I
    • Young Scholars
    • Algebra Readiness Program for selected fifth graders
    • Community Outreach programs
    • Compacted Math
    • Drug Abuse Resistance Education program
    • Early morning and after-school Learning experiences
    • Family Heritage celebration
    • Flexible grouping in language arts and math
    • George Mason University professional development school
    • Latin as part of language arts instruction in grades 3-6
    • Professional learning community
    • Reading Express Early Literacy Home-School program in first grade
    • Reduced pupil-teacher staffing ratio
    • Responsive Classrooms (character education and communication skills)
    • Communications, technology, science, and math labs
    • Step Up Language Arts (SULA)
    • Student recognition programs for academic achievement and citizenship
    • Vertical teaming
    • Waterford Early Reading program to boost early reading and phonics skills
    • Weather Matters pilot school
    • Word Study vocabulary
    • WordMasters

    Lanier Middle School serves Fairfax City students for 7th and 8th grades.  Lanier Middle School is headed by Principal, Scott Poole and offers the following student services:

    • Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID)
    • Early Identification Program (EIP)
    • English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
    • Services for Students with Mild Retardation
    • Services for Students with Moderate or Severe Disabilities
    • Peer Mediation
    • TV station

    Fairfax High School (grades 9 - 12 ) is headed by Principal Dr. Scott Brabrand and is an AP (Advanced Placement) Diploma Program school.  Additionally, Fairfax High School offers the following outstanding student services:

    • Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID)
    • Early Identification Program (EIP)
    • English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
    • High School Academies - Fairfax High School Academy
    • Services for Students with Mild Retardation
    • Services for Students with Moderate or Severe Disabilities
    • City of Fairfax-sponsored annual performing arts program in April Spotlight on the Arts
    • International General Certificate of Secondary Education program (IGCSE)
    • AVID program
    • AP Boot Camp
    • Professional Learning Community
    • Math Creative Classroom
    • After School Assistance
    • Pride Time -period scheduled during the school day for remediation and/or enrichment

    Additionally, Fairfax High School is home to the Fairfax Academy.  Fairfax Academy, housed within Fairfax High School, is one of only five professional technical centers of Fairfax County Public Schools.  Career oriented elective classes are offered for juniors and seniors in a variety of communications, visual and performing arts subjects.  These include:

    • Dance
    • Digital Photography
    • Fashion Design
    • Graphic Imaging
    • Korean Musical Theatre
    • Music Technology
    • Technical Theatre
    • Television Production

    As all can see, Fairfax City is an outstanding community offering history, community culture, entertainment and adventure.  If you are thinking of relocating to Fairfax City, Virginia, please be sure to call on your Fairfax Real Estate Agent Realtor® experts, Clay and Kathie Kime of RE/MAX Preferred Properties.  We are just a phone call (703-385-HOME) or a mouse click away!

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    FAIRFAX, VA (County) Homes, Real Estate and Community

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    There are a number of outstanding neighborhood communities in Fairfax with homes of distinction.  Although the real estate in these neighborhoods is typically referred to by residents by the subdivision name, these all have postal addresses of Fairfax, VA.      Your Fairfax Neighborhood Expert Real Estate Agents are Fairfax Realtors and can help you to identify the wonderful individual Fairfax neighborhoods and schools when considering relocating to Fairfax, VA or simply moving within the Fairfax region for a new home.

    A partial Listing of these wonderful Neighborhoods is below:

    • Alden Glen:  Townhouse Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Amanda Place: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Armistead Park: Garage Townhomes and Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Ashford and Ashford East:  Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Ashton Wells: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Barkley: Garage Townhomes and Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Birch Pond: Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Blaketree Manor: Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Blakeview: Townhomes in Fairfax,VA
    • Bonnie Brae: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Braddock Manor: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Bradfield: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Braxton: Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Brecon Ridge and Brecon Ridge Woods: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Brentwood: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Briarwood and Briarwood Farms: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Buckleys and Buckleys Reserve: Garage Townhomes and Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Burke Centre: Townhomes and Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA (Not Burke Postal)
    • Cannon Ridge: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Canterberry Woods: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Cedar Lakes: Condominiums, Townhomes and Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Carriage Park: Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Cavalier Woods: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Century Oak: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Chantilly Farm: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Chesterfield Mews: Contemporary Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Chestnut Hills: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Circle Woods: Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Cloisters of Fairfax: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Colchester Hunt: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Colony Park: Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Country Club Hills: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Country Club View: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Covington: Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Cryandall Valley: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Dartmoor Woods: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Deerfield Forest: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Doveille: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Estates at Fairfax: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Estates at Leewood: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Fair Chase: Garage Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Fair Lakes: Condominiums, Townhomes and Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Fair Oaks Estates: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
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    • Five Oaks: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Foxfield: Townhomes and Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Franklin Glen: Townhomes and Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Franklin Farm: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA (Part Herndon Postal)
    • George Mason Forest: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
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    • Hampton Chase: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Hampton Court: Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
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    • Highland Oaks: Garage Townhomes and Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Jermantown Village: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Kensington Square: Garage Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Kings Park West: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Kingsberry: Garage Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Lee Forest: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Leehigh Village: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Lewis Park: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Lincoln Park: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
    • Linden Square: Townhomes in Fairfax, VA
    • Little River Pines: Detached Single Family Homes in Fairfax, VA
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