Why You Should Live In Dunn Loring?

Dunn Loring is located in northeastern Fairfax County. It is bordered to the west by the town of Vienna, to the north by Tysons Corner, to the east by the Capital Beltway, and to the south by Interstate 66. Dunn Loring is an oasis of quiet suburban streets, shade trees and single-family houses west of McLean and Arlington in Fairfax County. Dunn Loring spreads upon roughly two square miles and has retained a small town feeling despite close proximity to major traffic corridors and commercial centers. Continue reading

Things You Should Know About Bailey’s Crossroads In FairFax County

Bailey's Crossroads is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in Fairfax County, Virginia, United States. Bailey's Crossroads lies at the "crossroads" of Leesburg Pike (Rt. 7) and Columbia Pike. Bailey's Crossroads has never been part of the corporate limits of Falls Church, Virginia, but the Bailey family was long connected with the community. Many homes in Bailey's Crossroads have a Falls Church postal address, but they are within Fairfax County. Given below are some important things that you should know about Bailey's Crossroads. Continue reading

A Brief About Communities Of Southern Fairfax County

Southern Fairfax County is mostly composed of the Mount Vernon and Lee Districts which lie south of the Beltway and I-95. Southern Fairfax County has some of the most diverse neighborhoods and communities in Fairfax County. By that, we mean that some neighborhoods are stately manors with riverfront views, and some neighborhoods are filled with budget-conscious condos. Southern Fairfax County has a real estate which will suit every taste and every budget. A little brief about some of these communities is as follows.

Franconia

Inside the Franconia Station
The Franconia Springfield Metro Station is the first stop on the Blue Line so commuters here always get a seat.
Franconia is located just southwest of the City of Alexandria in Fairfax County. Franconia has existed as a community since the 1870s when a station by that name opened on the RF&P Railroad; however, like most of the surrounding area, it only began to develop into its present, suburban form in the 1950s. Franconia borders Fort Belvoir and includes most of Kingstowne and other neighborhoods such as Hayfield, Manchester Lakes and Windsor Park. Franconia homes have street addresses with an Alexandria ZIP code, most usually 22310 or 22315.

Huntington

Huntington is a census-designated place (CDP) in Fairfax County, Virginia, United States. To the east is Belle Haven, Fairfax County, Virginia and to the south Groveton, Virginia. Much of Huntington is comprised of the Huntington subdivision and Jefferson Manor. These homes are brick and mostly brick duplex homes. Huntington is popular with first-time home buyers due largely to its proximity to the Huntington Metro station, the southern terminus of Metrorail's Yellow Line. There are also several high-rise apartments and condominium complexes in Huntington. The area is included in ZIP code 22303, to which Alexandria is assigned as the place name. Huntington Metro is the last stop on the Yellow Line and a great place to start your commute.

Groveton Heights

Midtown Alexandria Pool
Groveton Heights is located in Fairfax County near Rt. 1 Richmond Highway in the vicinity of Memorial Heights. Groveton Heights is an organically-grown neighborhood. There are no tract-built cookie cutter homes here. Many of the homes in this neighborhood were constructed in the 1930s and 1940s which means the lots are a little larger and the kitchens are a little smaller. But over the years most of these homes have had renovations, additions or other changes in floorplans, so nearly every house here is unique. Groveton Heights is served by Groveton Elementary School and Carl Sandburg Middle School and West Potomac High School.

Kingstowne

Kingstowne is a planned community in Fairfax County VA with nearly 5400 residences. Along Kingstowne's rolling boulevards one will find a nice mixture of condos, townhouses, and single-family homes. Kingstowne has an open and suburban feel. Kingstowne Towne Centre has shops, grocers, restaurants, banks and fast food: all the conveniences of modern life. Nearby Springfield Mall serves most shopping needs. Amenities of Kingstowne. Kingstowne's 22,000 acres are so expansive, that some folks refer to the general area (including nearby subdivisions like Manchester Lakes and Island Creek) as Kingstowne. Kingstowne is in Fairfax County, and most residences here have Alexandria postal addresses. The surrounding area is more rightly called Springfield or Franconia.

Lorton

Mason Neck
Potomac River at Mason Neck
Lorton is located south of Alexandria in Fairfax County near Fort Belvoir VA. Lorton has been rated as a top-community for families. Lorton features affordably-priced homes, reasonable commutes and access to Fairfax County Public Schools. Recently Sold at Southern Fairfax County

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What schools of serve Founder’s Walk condos in Fairfax County VA?

School Level School Name School Address Phone Number
ELEMENTARY Bush Hill Elementary School profilehomepagemap 5927 Westchester Street Alexandria, VA 22310 703-924-5600
MIDDLE Mark Twain Middle School profilehomepagemap 4700 Franconia Road Alexandria, VA 22310 703-313-3700
HIGH Edison High School profilehomepagemap 5801 Franconia Road Alexandria, VA 22310 703-924-8000
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Features of the Townes of Shirlington

Located at 2250 Garfield Street in Arlington VA 22206, The Townes of Shirlington can be found in the urban village of Shirlington situated at the south Arlington near Arlandia and the valley of
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Four Mile Run. The Townes of Shirlington offer modern all brick designed and spacious townhomes with 3 different floorplans to choose from:
  • Davenport
  • Kingsbury
  • Westridge
The Townes of Shirlington highlights an all brick exterior with brass door knockers and brass door kick plate at the front door that have been built to exact commercial standards. Well landscaped with benches at the common area compliments the townhomes. The Townes of Shirlington is equipped with energy efficient features such as insulated fiberglass for the front door and double pane windows with grid inserts and screens, central air conditioning, 50 gallon gas water heater and gas cooking and Trane dual zoned gas furnaces including R-9 and R-30 insulation for the ceiling, overhangs and walls. Interior Features of the Townes of Shirlington:
  • Entry marble foyer
  • 8.5 – 9 foot ceilings
  • Wall to wall carpeting for bedrooms
  • Hardwood flooring for the main level, hallways and stairs
  • 6 panel doors with brass hardware
  • Security system
  • Pre-wired for Verizon FIOS
  • Walk in closets
  • Maple cabinetry for kitchens
  • Kitchen granite countertops
  • Stainless steel under mount with a single sink
  • GE stainless steel appliances – side by side refrigerator(with ice maker and water dispenser) and dishwasher.
  • Recessed lighting
  • Ceramic bathroom tile flooring and tub with shower surround
  • Kohler plumbing fixtures
  • Soaking tubs for master bathrooms
  • Marble floors with pedestal sink for powder rooms
The Townes of Shirlington is equipped with a fire safety sprinkler system and secure enclosed parking including 2 assigned parking spaces per home. As each floorplan – Davenport, Kingsbury and Westridge are different in design, certain amenities may and may not be found in other floor plans, such as a recreation room is offered for Davenport alone and Kingsbury and Westridge offers a separate shower and tub in the master bathrooms. Schools Serving The Townes of Shirlington: Places accessible from The Townes of Shirlington: For more information or to set up an appointment call Stuart at (703)765-0300.

Kelley Farm

Kelley farm is a subdivision of houses located in Woodbridge, VA, im Prince William County.  It's close to I-95 and right off of route 1, which is very convenient to all the commuters out there. All of the houses here are absolutely beautiful, many of them having stone siding. Some of the benefits of living in the community are that its close to public transportation, their are many parks, both recreational and national near by. Also, their are alot of restaurants, entertainment options, shopping, etc. close to Kelley farm. Their are great schools in the Woodbridge area. The houses at Kelley Farm are all quite large, and most definitly appealing. The neighborhood is very well kept as far as i can tell. It overall seems to be a pleasant area to live in.

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Powell’s Run at Rippon Landing

Powell's Run at Rippon Landing is located in Woodbridge, VA, right off of route 1, in Prince William County. They are townhome style garage condominiums. Most have 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and 1 half bath, along with 3 floor levels. The community looks very new, and it seems to be a quiet area. You can easily tell they are pretty newly built, and the neighborhood is very well taken care of. The closest schools are Leesylvania Elementary school, Rippon middle school, and Freedom high school. I-95 is not very far at all from the community, making living here convenient for any commuters.

Northern Virginia = Great Healthcare

When it comes to selecting a home, there are a number of things that families and individuals consider.  Most will say that location, good schools, shopping centers, parks, and safety are all important factors when buying a home.  Subsequently, many people also consider access to good healthcare.  The Northern Virginia area is a great place that encompasses all of these options. Fairfax County is home to one of the best school systems in the country.  There is plenty of access to great shopping and it is in a great location with Washington D.C. being less than thirty minutes away, minus the traffic of course.  Another bonus is that it houses some of the best medical care available.  Inova Fairfax Hospital is ranked among the best hospitals in the country and is a default trauma center for most surrounding medical centers.  They have the ability to handle the most complicated cases and have the updated facilities to treat their patients with cutting edge technology and the best medical treatment. After experiencing my own personal crisis and being hospitalized for over a month, I was transported by ambulance to Fairfax.  Although I not previously considered this fact when moving to the area, I was most certainly thankful that I had the option of receiving the caliber of treatment I received during my stay.  Great Healthcare most certainly would be at the top of my list if I ever planned on moving to another area, but I don’t.

Fairfax has a lot to love

Fairfax has long been a Northern Virginia favorite for a number of reasons.  Great schools, shopping, strong job market, and safe neighborhoods have kept steady residents.  Fairfax is home to George Mason University and top producing public schools.  The county has launched major projects to revive its historic district with great success and the economic vitality is strong as a result.  There are a number of places to choose from if you’re in search of a new home. heart I like that it is minutes away from George Mason University.  Students will find this helpful when trying to save money and avoid hefty parking and commuting cost.  Fairfax has had a long reputation for good schools and strong jobs.  I like that it has a unique mix of old and new homes.  You can tell that the city has evolved to accommodate its commuters by adding public transportation with buses and commuter stations to access the metro. The city itself seems to have easy access to grocery stores, shopping centers, restaurants, and gas stations.  I had an opportunity to ride around the area and I must admit that I felt safe.   That is always a nice feature when selecting a neighborhood to live in.  I saw plenty of families walking down the streets enjoying the beautiful weather.  It’s the kind of city that has a lot to offer and a lot to love.