Mason Neck
Mason Neck, 20 miles from D.C., has extensive parks and trails. The community features highly rated schools like Gunston Elementary and South County Middle and High. Mason Neck State Park provides diverse outdoor activities.
Average Value
$990K
List Price
$532K - $4.5M
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8 Listings
Laurel Hill
Laurel Hill in Lorton has newer homes, highly rated Fairfax County Public Schools, and outdoor recreation at Occoquan Regional and Laurel Hill Parks. The Workhouse Arts Center offers galleries, classes, and a history museum.
Average Value
$864K
List Price
$366K - $1.3M
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10 Listings
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.
Average Value
$811K
List Price
$524K - $1.3M
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45 Listings
West Springfield
Near Fort Belvoir and a Department of Defense agency, West Springfield offers a convenient location for military members, government employees and Washington, D.C., commuters. Aside from a bustling workforce, the community, home to around 23,000 residents, also attracts families. “I moved here in the 1980s so my kids could go to Fairfax County
Average Value
$757K
List Price
$295K - $1.4M
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38 Listings
Springfield
Located 13 miles southwest of Washington, D.C., in Fairfax County, Springfield remained rural until 1946, when the area was subdivided for suburban development. Today, though it’s a modern community with significant retail districts like Springfield Town Center, most homes are still shaded by the area’s original trees, giving Springfield a verdant
Average Value
$721K
List Price
$464K - $1.5M
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34 Listings
Springtown
Springtown in Springfield offers diverse housing and top-rated Fairfax County schools. This suburban neighborhood provides metro access to Washington, D.C., and features Springfield Town Center for shopping and entertainment.
Average Value
$720K
List Price
$560K - $1.1M
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6 Listings
Newington Forest
Newington Forest in Burke offers a suburban-rural blend 20 miles from D.C. Tree-lined streets feature spacious homes on large lots. The area boasts parks, trails, highly rated schools, and local dining options.
Average Value
$712K
List Price
$430K - $1.4M
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17 Listings
Kingstowne
Now an active census-designated place with a massive retail center at its core, Kingstowne once housed little more than open fields. “Kingstowne was a farm, and a developer bought the land and divided it up,” says Brian Blackburn of TTR Sotheby’s International Realty. “Kingstowne is a larger planned community, about 2,200 acres,” Blackburn
Average Value
$702K
List Price
$415K - $1.4M
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21 Listings
Newington
In Newington, locals turn on their porch lights each night for dog walkers and evening wanderers. This community 16 miles from Washington, D.C. has an active community association, a swim team and a local ball field that brings neighbors together. The streets are wide and walkable, with enough room to ride a bike or play a cul-de-sac soccer game.
Average Value
$702K
List Price
$498K - $1.3M
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12 Listings
Franconia
Franconia, in Franconia, offers a mix of historic and modern living. The area has diverse housing and amenities like Kingstowne Town Center and Huntley Meadows Park. Easy access to D.C. and Alexandria enhances its appeal.
Average Value
$702K
List Price
$340K - $1.3M
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32 Listings
Pohick
Pohick in Lorton features single-family homes and townhouses near Lorton Station Towne Center, offering dining and services. A VRE station connects to D.C. Highly rated schools and nearby parks enhance the community's appeal.
Average Value
$661K
List Price
$456K - $1.1M
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9 Listings
Lorton
Lorton hasn’t always been the commuter town 20 miles outside Washington, D.C. that it is today. In fact, it was once the site of Lorton Reformatory, a sprawling prison complex that housed prisoners from the early 1900s until its closure in 2001. Since then, Lorton has worked to preserve its past while transforming its prison-industrial landscape
Average Value
$614K
List Price
$255K - $1.2M
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8 Listings
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