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Quiet Fairfax County suburb with large, private lots
Once a stop on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Fairfax Station is a quiet suburb about 25 miles outside Washington, D.C. Homes on spacious, private lots – some spanning several acres – distinguish Fairfax Station from many other outlying D.C. areas. Zoned for highly rated Fairfax County schools and offering several commuting options into the capital city, Fairfax Station is a popular area for families. “With COVID, people were leaving urban areas and wanted space – not high-density lots. That’s what Fairfax Station has, and it has a sense of community,” says Marion Gordon, Realtor at Keller Williams and Fairfax Station resident for over 30 years. “It has suburban amenities with a rural feel.”
Unique home styles are mixed together in Fairfax Station.
Bold brick homes on large green yards are among the sights in Fairfax Station.
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Options from accessible, well-kept subdivisions to isolated estates
The median home price in Fairfax Station is $1.15 million, more than double the national median. Most of the area’s single-family homes incorporate contemporary and Colonial-inspired styles, with red brick exteriors, symmetrical facades and two-car garages sitting on well-manicured lawns. Some homes are more isolated and sit on several acres. “West of [Route] 123 is what I call ‘rural’ Fairfax Station,” Gordon says. “There are lots of gorgeous properties, estates with horses, but the commutes are a little more challenging. You can have bumper-to-bumper traffic on those rural roads.” Homes east of Route 123 tend to be slightly denser, with single-family homes on between a quarter and a half acre of land in subdivisions just off major roads. Fairfax Station is almost entirely residential, and the land is mostly built out, though “there are a few pockets of new builds,” Gordon says.
Homes with multi car garages are found in Fairfax Station.
Fairfax Station has pockets of townhomes near shopping centers.
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Fairfax County Public Schools earn high marks, serve almost 200,000 students
Students in Fairfax Station attend Fairfax County Public Schools, which has an overall A grade from Niche. With nearly 180,000 students, the district is the largest in Virginia. Most public school students in Fairfax Station attend Robinson Secondary School for seventh through 12th grades. The school has an A grade from Niche. George Mason University, the largest public university in Virginia, enrolls over 40,000 students about 2 miles north.
Bonnie Brae Elementary faithfully serves the Fairfax community.
Woodson High School provides quality education to students living in Fairfax.
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Miles of nature trails and plenty of neighborhood swimming pools
Mature trees, green grass and walking paths throughout Fairfax Station create a peaceful natural environment. “[Fairfax Station] is deeply intersected by lakes and trails. You can go for miles and miles and miles and miles walking or on a bike,” Gordon says. “All the [subdivisions] have trail systems to Burke Lake Park.” Burke Lake Park has over 200 acres of recreation. There is a fishing and boating pond surrounded by trails, an 18-hole golf course, sand volleyball pits and more. Just beyond Burke Lake, Lake Mercer has more wooded trails and a kayak launch onto the water.
HOA communities within Fairfax Station feature neighborhood pools and clubhouses. “The swim teams are a very integral part of these neighborhoods,” Gordon says. The Fairfax Station Swim and Tennis Club sells seasonal memberships for families to join tennis lessons, community events like movie nights and cookouts, and the Flyers Swim & Dive Team. Fairfax Station's CAP Index crime score of 1 indicates the lowest possible crime risk. The national average is 4.
Visit the scenic Burke Lake near Fairfax Station.
Burke Lake Park by Fairfax Station offer many activities for recreation.
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Reach D.C. on WMATA buses, the Metro Orange Line or Beltway slug lines
Many residents commute to Washington, D.C., about 25 miles northeast. Burke has a Virginia Railroad Express station where commuters can park and ride into D.C.’s Union Station. The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) operates buses from the station and several bus stops to the Pentagon. Commuters can also park at Vienna Metro Station, about 7 miles north, and ride into D.C. on the Orange Line. In 2024, the county also reintroduced "slug lines," where drivers can pick up fellow commuters at park-and-ride lots and ride into the capital on the high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes. “People think they have to stay inside the Beltway, but it takes longer commuting from inside the Beltway than it does traveling in the HOV lanes of 395 from a gorgeous suburb,” Gordon says. Inova Fairfax Hospital is about 9 miles northeast, and Dulles International Airport is about 18 miles north.
Shopping and dining options in Burke and Occoquan
There aren’t many shopping or dining options in Fairfax Station, but more businesses are a quick drive away. Burke, a community just east, has shopping plazas with big box stores along Burke Center Parkway. Burke Centre Shopping Center has a Safeway, Kohl’s and several chain restaurants. About 10 miles south, Occoquan has a historic district with more locally owned eateries along the Occoquan River.
Fairfax Station offers residents a variety of dining options including sushi.
Hakan, the owner of Simply Upholstery & Design renews a piece of furniture in Fairfax Station.
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All four seasons in Fairfax Station
Fairfax Station is located in Northern Virginia, which has hot, humid summers and winters with average lows just below freezing and 14 inches of annual snowfall. Severe thunderstorms and hurricanes are the most common extreme weather events.
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On average, homes in Fairfax Station, VA sell after 15 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in Fairfax Station, VA over the last 12 months is $1,205,000, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Available for immediate occupancy this July! Welcome to this completely refreshed, turn-key single-family home in the highly sought-after Fairfax Club Estates community. Featuring modern structural and cosmetic upgrades inside and out, this beautiful 3-level colonial offers the perfect balance of luxury, comfort, and premium location just in time for the late summer relocation
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VACANT and ready for immediate move in. . Well cared for, located in Colony Park, close to the VRE, shopping and metro bus. Kitchen across entire back of home with large eating space, rec room with fireplace in walkout lower level. Hardwood floors on the main level. Bay window in the living room. Many upgrades. Paver patio with privacy fence in the back yard. Owners are local and will attend to
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Few think of Northern Virginia as a rural place to live. Most picture the sky-high office towers and modern constructions typical of places like Arlington or Reston. But Farrs Corner, located in southern Fairfax County, offers a forested escape less than 30 miles from the nation’s capital. Here, a dense tree canopy lines two-lane roads, wooden picket fences surround multi-acre lots and there isn’t a strip mall for miles. Branching waterways and small ponds cut into backyards, and the sun shines onto long grass fields with scattered trees. While several parks are nearby and the Occoquan River encompasses the neighborhood’s southern border, it’s a short drive to the Burke Center VRE station or major roadways leading to D.C. “It’s convenient for families that have someone working in D.C. or on a military base down south,” says Realtor Wendy Wright with KW Metro Center, who has sold homes throughout Virginia, D.C. and Maryland. “You have the overall sense of being close to the city but still have greenery and grass.”
Several public parks are within driving distance of Farrs Corner. The largest, by far, is Fountainhead Regional Park, covering 2,000 acres to the south along the Occoquan River. This forested expanse is home to the eastern stretch of the Bull Run Occoquan Trail, a nearly 20-mile riverside path for hikers and equestrians. “We also have mountain biking trails, but usually you want to check to see if those are open,” says Senior Ranger at Fountainhead Regional Park Noah West. “Our main attraction, however, is our marina, where we sell Jon Boats, kayaks, paddle boards and more.” That’s not the only spot in Farrs Corner where boating is popular. Sandy Run Regional Park has three boathouses and serves as a scholastic rowing facility. On its 2,000-meter racecourse, young rowers learn the sport, and high school teams compete. One must hike a long trail with roots jutting into the path to watch a regatta. Nearby, Burke Lake Park covers 888 acres to the north. Almost 5 miles of trails feature shimmering views along the shore of the eponymous lake. Park visitors can also set sail on the water, enjoy a ride on a miniature steam-engine train, grab a cone from the park’s ice cream parlor or play mini or disc golf. Those seeking a more traditional golf experience can head next door to the Burke Lake Golf Center’s 18-hole, par-three course and driving range.
Farrs Corner occupies about 25 square miles of southern Fairfax County, north of the Occoquan River. Single-family homes from the mid-to-late 20th century are scattered around the area, including 1950s red-brick ramblers, 1970s contemporary constructions, sizeable Colonial Revivals and Tudor Revivals with timber-and-plaster exteriors. Some new builds featuring transitional and Craftsman designs are also popping up here and there. Many homes sit on generously sized, multi-acre lots. “Farrs Corner isn’t as congested as other Fairfax locations,” Wright says. “It gives you a little more elbow room with the average. Many neighborhoods have sidewalks or cul-de-sacs.” On average, Farrs Corner homes cost a little over $1 million. While older, smaller properties start in the low $600,000s, sprawling estates — say, a nearly 7,300-square-foot home on a gated, 7-acre lot with a pool and tennis court — can approach $3 million.
Farrs Corner is zoned for Fairfax County Public Schools. Students can attend Sangster Elementary School, which receives an A from Niche, before Lake Braddock Secondary School, which serves seventh to twelfth-grade students. Niche gives Lake Braddock an A-plus and ranks it No. 2 in Best Magnet High Schools in Virginia. Their renowned theatre program has been regularly nominated for Cappie awards.
A few commercial areas lie just outside Farrs Corner. Along Ox Road, there’s Huntsman Square, a shopping center featuring Starbucks, Baskin Robbins and a Giant grocery store. Several locally-owned businesses also operate here, including laid-back pizza and Chinese food joints. A few minutes south, the Shoppes at Fairfax Station offer big-name businesses like CVS Pharmacy and Orangetheory Fitness. Nearby Paradise Spring Winery is the closest winery to D.C., and Wright says, “It draws a lot of people from surrounding areas.” This 36-acre winery is family-owned and features a 1700’s log cabin.
Farrs Corner is a car-dependent neighborhood. Virginia State Route 123, which links with U.S. Interstate 95, allows locals to reach Washington, D.C., in about 28 miles. The nearest VRE station is at Burke Center, about 6 miles north in Burke, Virginia. And when it’s time to fly, the Dulles International Airport is about 23 miles north.
Property Mix - Square Feet
Fairfax Station Has More Owners
Rental Home Trends
Number of Homes for Rent
5
Median Rent
$4,300
Median Single Family Home Rent
$4,500
Median 4 Bedroom Single Family Home Rent
$4,550
Demographics
Total Population
11,723
Median Age
46
Population under 18
21.8%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
23.3%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$194,038
Significantly above the national average
$79,597
Average Household Income
$212,989
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
98.7%
College Graduates
72.5%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
38.1%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
70.5%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
45''
Average Winter Low Temperature
27°F
Average Summer High Temperature
88°F
Annual Snowfall
6''
Area Factors
Somewhat bikeable
Bikeability®
30/ 100
Somewhat walkable
Walkability®
20/ 100
Source: Local Logic
Sources: Local Logic
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