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  Arlington Heights

  Arlington Heights, one of Arlington's oldest neighborhoods, features a blend of historic homes from the 1920s and '30s alongside more modern residences. This small, vibrant community includes Alice West Fleet Elementary School, Thomas Jefferson Middle School, and Wakefield High School, all highly rated. The neighborhood offers numerous things to

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    $851K

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    $433K - $1.3M

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  Alcova Heights

  Alcova Heights, a quaint neighborhood in Arlington, features early 20th-century brick cottages and contemporary homes on quarter-acre lots. The area is known for its craftsman-style houses and Cape Cods with dormer windows, often surrounded by ivy and wrought iron fencing. Residents enjoy the local park, which offers a playground and sand

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    $849K

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    $193K - $1.9M

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  Witchduck

  Witchduck, a neighborhood in Virginia Beach, is known for its mature oak trees and scenic views of Witch Duck Bay. The area features large homes on spacious lots, including both waterfront and landside properties. Residents enjoy easy access to private boating and fishing spots, as well as the nearby Haygood Shopping Center. The neighborhood has a

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    $846K

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    $346K - $1.6M

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  Glenkirk Estates

  Glenkirk Estates in Gainesville is a modern suburb developed over the past two decades, featuring 575 single-family homes. The neighborhood is divided into two sections: the newer, more expensive homes on the south side and the relatively older homes near the community pool on the north side. Home styles include Craftsman and colonial, often with

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    $846K

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    $683K - $1.1M

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  Westchester

  Westchester, located in west Midlothian, Virginia, is a neighborhood known for its convenient location at the intersection of State Route 288 and the Midlothian Turnpike. The area features a blend of suburban tranquility and accessibility to amenities, including two golf courses and numerous retail and dining options. The neighborhood comprises

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    $841K

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    $419K - $1.5M

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  Rosslyn

  Rosslyn, a vibrant urban neighborhood in Arlington, offers a chic big-city living experience just miles from Washington, D.C. Known for its skyscrapers and ultra-urban condos, Rosslyn provides sweeping views of the capital and easy access to Georgetown via the historic Key Bridge. The area is characterized by high-rises and midcentury Brutalist

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    $841K

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    $133K - $3.1M

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  Tuckahoe

  A desirable Henrico County community in Richmond’s west end, Tuckahoe is characterized by its stately Colonial-style properties along the winding River Road and its quiet neighborhoods canopied by the leafy branches of maple and poplar trees. “People that look for a home in Tuckahoe want to be in the school district, whether that’s private or

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    $840K

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    $423K - $2.8M

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  Wyndham

  Wyndham, a master-planned community in Glen Allen, Virginia, spans 1,271 acres and is home to over 5,000 residents. Recognized as the top suburb to buy a house in Virginia, Wyndham boasts a variety of spacious colonial, traditional, and transitional-style homes on well-tended lots. The neighborhood features smooth, curving roads and cul-de-sacs,

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    $837K

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    $429K - $1.5M

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  The Fan

  The Fan neighborhood in Richmond, Virginia, is a historic area influenced by the City Beautiful movement, characterized by its orderly architectural designs and public green spaces. Monument Avenue, with its grassy medians and historic mansions, is a notable feature, though it has a complex history tied to Confederate statues, which were removed

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    $835K

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    $248K - $1.9M

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  Moorefield

  Moorefield Station, situated at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains, offers a blend of urban convenience and serene living. This Loudoun County neighborhood is just eight miles from Dulles International Airport and a short 30-mile journey to Washington, DC, making it an attractive location for those seeking proximity to the city’s attractions.

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    $834K

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    $559K - $1M

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  Chantilly

  Chantilly, located about 25 miles northwest of Washington, D.C., blends suburban charm with urban convenience. The neighborhood is well-connected via U.S. routes 50 and 28 and is close to Dulles Airport, making it a gateway to the nation’s capital. Chantilly features quiet streets with cul-de-sacs and homes in tidy subdivisions, offering a retreat

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    $830K

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    $325K - $1.5M

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  Aldie

  Aldie, known as the "Gateway to Loudoun County," combines luxury living with historic charm amidst picturesque farmland. The small downtown area features locally owned businesses, an elementary school, a country inn, and a restored early 1800s grist mill. Homes in Aldie range from luxury custom-builds and historic homes to planned developments,

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    $829K

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    $769K - $975K

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  Parker-Gray

  Parker-Gray in Alexandria, Virginia, is a historic neighborhood just outside Washington, D.C., known for its mature trees, brick sidewalks, and centuries-old row houses. The area offers a unique Alexandria experience with its historic charm and convenient commute, being only a 30-minute metro ride from downtown D.C. The neighborhood features homes

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    $828K

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    $412K - $1.6M

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  Nokesville

  Nokesville, a rural community established in 1865, offers a country estate lifestyle on the outskirts of Washington, D.C. Known for its historical significance and pastoral charm, the neighborhood features detached single-family homes, including early 20th-century constructions, 19th-century Tidewater houses, and newer colonial revivals and

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    $822K

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    $460K - $2M

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  Mary Munford

  Mary Munford in Richmond, VA, honors activist Mary-Cooke Branch Munford, fostering a strong sense of community. Residents often encounter neighbors while walking dogs or biking with their children, leading to impromptu conversations. The area features tree-lined streets with unique homes, including brick Colonial Revivals, Cape Cods, ranch-style

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    $822K

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    $381K - $1.4M

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  Turkey Branch

  Turkey Branch in Dale City, Virginia, offers a serene suburban lifestyle within reach of Washington, D.C. The neighborhood features a variety of home styles and sizes, from secluded estates with expansive garages in the Reserve at Hunters Ridge to attached homes with shared amenities in Ridgefield Village, and transitional-style homes with

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    $820K

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    $576K - $2M

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  Broad Run Oaks

  Broad Run Oaks in Gainesville, developed in 2000, is a planned neighborhood with three distinct subdivisions: Virginia Oaks, Broad Run Oaks, and Saranac. Saranac, a gated community, offers miles of trails, lakefront living, and camping, while Virginia Oaks and Broad Run Oaks provide a more traditional suburban experience. Virginia Oaks features

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    $819K

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    $495K - $1.4M

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  Kings Park West

  Kings Park West in Burke features a variety of communities with single-family homes, spacious lawns, and communal amenities such as pools, playgrounds, and clubhouses. The neighborhood is known for its midsize to large single-family homes with larger yards compared to those closer to Washington, D.C., as well as some townhouses. Home styles

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    $816K

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    $569K - $1.2M

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  Stone Ridge

  In Loudoun County, the Stone Ridge community stands out for its accessibility to Dulles International Airport, highly rated schools and neighborly atmosphere. “Stone Ridge is very family-friendly, and there’s something for everyone,” says Kathy Beaulne, general manager of the Stone Ridge Association. “Getting to know your neighbors is a huge thing

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    $813K

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    $433K - $1.4M

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  Hybla Valley

  Hybla Valley in Fort Hunt, Virginia, is a suburban neighborhood with a rich history, diverse population, and convenient amenities. The area features a mix of housing options, including affordable multilevel townhouses, midcentury modern split-levels, Cape Cods, and new Traditional-style constructions. The neighborhood is served by Fairfax County

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    $811K

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    $370K - $1.8M

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  Bristow

  Bristow in Manassas, VA, offers a blend of rural tranquility and suburban convenience, located about 40 miles from Washington and 25 miles from Quantico. This neighborhood of nearly 3,000 residents features over 1,000 homes, with newer subdivisions like New Bristow Village showcasing traditional three-level colonial homes, while older areas have

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    $811K

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    $560K - $1.2M

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  Annandale

  Annandale is a modern suburb right off the Capitol Beltway in Fairfax County. With two metro stations within a 6-mile radius, Annandale appeals to those seeking a commuter-friendly area with larger lot sizes than cities like Arlington and Falls Church. It’s also well known for having one of the largest “Koreatown” districts in the greater

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    $810K

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    $220K - $2.2M

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  Ashburn

  About 35 miles west of Washington, D.C., Ashburn was once known as a farming community. But when the first Internet Exchange Point was established in Loudoun County in the 1990s, the accompanying rapid development eventually earned the suburb its nickname, Data Center Alley. Today, around 250 data centers are located here, and it's these employers

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    $808K

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    $375K - $1.5M

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  Salisbury

  Salisbury, a neighborhood in Midlothian, features homes primarily built between the 1950s and 1990s, with most properties being Colonial Revival style on 1-acre lots. The area includes private recreational lakes, Lake Salisbury and Lake Patrick Henry, adding to its residential charm. Wishing Well Park, currently undergoing refurbishment, is a

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    $808K

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    $571K - $1.6M

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  Burke

  Woodchoppers worked in Burke, Virginia, during the Civil War. Many escaped enslaved people living nearby in Alexandria cut trees along Burke’s railroad, and the wood was used for bridges or fuel. Because they were at risk of capture from working outside Union territory, federal cavalry and infantry troops were stationed nearby to protect them.

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    $806K

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    $503K - $1.2M

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