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Yorktown homes have well-manicured lawns to extenuate the beautiful architecture.
Quiet, suburban neighborhood less than 10 miles from nation’s capital
Yorktown, an Arlington neighborhood about 8 miles outside of Washington, D.C., offers a wide variety of housing options – new builds and older properties – in a top-rated school district. While it’s near Metro stations, bike paths and major roadways, this neighborhood has quiet, gridded streets, where well-maintained yards and sidewalks give it a suburban feel. Outdoor spaces like Greenbriar Park and Rock Springs Park are within walking distance of some homes, offering opportunities to get active at sports facilities or take scenic walks along forested trails.
Williamsburg Middle School is a public school in Arlington.
A-plus for Arlington County Public Schools
The neighborhood is zoned for Arlington County Public Schools, a district with an A-plus grade that's ranked the No. 2 Best School District in Virginia by Niche. Students in Yorktown can attend Nottingham Elementary School and Williamsburg Middle School, which both receive A’s from Niche. They can finish their public education at Yorktown High School, which Niche gives an A-plus and ranks as Virginia's No. 12 Best Public High School. The high school is within walking distance of some homes and offers 35 Advanced Placement courses.
For all of your sporting needs come enjoy Greenbrier Park in Yorktown.
Greenbriar Park, Chestnut Hills Park and Rock Springs Park
Realtor Josh Bell with Keller Williams Commercial notes, “It’s a very active community, and the area lends itself to that. There’s a lot of energy.” Greenbriar Park spans 18 acres and serves as Yorktown High School’s athletic complex. During football season, fans pack the bleachers and cheer on the Patriots, while runners take to the surrounding track on the evenings and weekends. The park also includes a lighted basketball court, three lighted baseball diamonds, tennis courts and more. Greenbriar Park bleeds into Chestnut Hills Park, separated by a thin row of trees. This park spans just over 4 acres, with a green space and educational playground where kids can learn their letters, numbers, colors and shapes. Nearby Rock Spring Park offers a more scenic outdoor experience with paved and natural wooded walkways along a flowing stream.
Colorful split-level colonial-style home in the Yorktown neighborhood.
Early 20th-century properties and new builds
Potential homebuyers can find everything from Colonial Revivals and American Foursquares to ranch styles and split levels. Contemporary houses in New Traditional or modern styles sit alongside early 20th-century properties. Some smaller, older homes have been updated, with extensions jutting out of the back of Cape Cods and updated kitchens alongside original stone fireplaces. Single-family homes typically cost between $800,000 and $2.25 million, while the neighborhood’s few colonial-style townhouses range in price from $800,000 to $1.5 million.
Welcome to the Yorktown neighborhood in Arlington, Virginia.
The Yorktown Civic Association
Yorktown Civic Association started as a neighborhood association for Yorktown’s first subdivision, Milburn Terrace, and steadily grew over the years. The group advocates for the preservation, improvement and safety of the neighborhood. It has taken on projects such as a walk audit to examine the area's walkability and focuses on community resources like schools and parks.
Yorktown is just minutes away from downtown DC.
Getting to Washington, D.C.
Yorktown is about 8 miles west of Washington, D.C., and locals can get there using U.S. Interstate 66. Bell notes, “The area has a lot of major driving routes – George Washington Parkway, Route 66 and 395.” Commuters can also use the East Falls Church Metro station about 3 miles west to access the nation's capital via public transit. “Arlington has a lot of bike paths that support the active community there,” Bell explains. “A lot of people run from Arlington to D.C. to Georgetown.” Throughout the larger Arlington area, there are the Washington & Old Dominion, Curtis, Four Mile Run and Mount Vernon trails. And when it’s time to fly, the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is about 8 miles south.
Shopping and dining around Langston Boulevard
Commercial conveniences are clustered around Langston Boulevard. Locals can grocery shop at Harris Teeter and Safeway or eat out at one of the many restaurants, a mixture of local fixtures and regional or national chains. Starbucks, Duck Donuts and Chill Zone Café are popular in the morning, while the dinner crowd frequents Sushi-Zen and Peter Chang.
Enjoy a delicious meal at Peter Chang at Lee Harrison Shopping Center in Yorktown.
Yorktown residents can shop at Harris Teeter on Harrison Street.
GreatSchools:
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Yorktown Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Yorktown, Arlington sell after 31 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Yorktown, Arlington over the last 12 months is $1,504,500, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This is a rare opportunity to own an amazing vacant lot in a prime North Arlington location just block to shopping, retail, and restaurants in the sought-after Nottingham/Williamsburg/Yorktown schools. A rare combination of character, land, privacy, and location in Arlington! Sale must be combined with the lot at 5723 27th Street N. that is adjacent to 5715 and is a separate .62 acre lot listed
Stunning custom home is currently under construction by award-winning Apex Homes. Situated on a private 1/3rd acre lot in Yorktown, this upcoming masterpiece promises exclusivity and luxury. Custom Precast; Elevator; & Exquisite Finishes. Delivery Summer 2026. For further details on this exceptional opportunity, please do not hesitate to inquire.
Hannah PrendergastTTR Sothebys International Realty
Elegant all-brick Colonial offering 5 bedrooms and 4.5 baths in an unbeatable location across from the Knights of Columbus, just two blocks to Yorktown High School and moments to neighborhood parks, shopping, and dining. * A welcoming exposed aggregate walkway leads to brick front steps and a covered entry. Mature landscaping beautifully frames the home, while the updated paver driveway guides
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