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4668 W Braddock Rd, Alexandria
$700,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ VAAX2064856 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ Stonegate BLDG.
Bright and inviting four-level townhome with an attached two-car garage now available in Alexandria's sought-after Stonegate community! Offering three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths across approximately 1,830 sq ft, this beautifully designed home combines an open floor plan with high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown molding, recessed lighting, and abundant natural light. The main level is ideal for both everyday living and entertaining, featuring an open living and dining area, a spacious eat in gourmet kitchen, and a comfortable family room. Step outside onto the deck, an easy extension of the living space, perfect for morning coffee, outdoor dining, or relaxing at the end of the day. Upstairs, three bedrooms provide plenty of flexibility, including a generous primary suite with ample storage and a private bath. The lower level offers additional convenience with a laundry room, powder room, welcoming foyer, and direct access to the rarely available two-car garage. With four finished levels, the home provides an exceptional balance of comfortable gathering spaces, privacy, and versatility. Stonegate residents enjoy wonderful community amenities including an outdoor pool, clubhouse, playground, picnic areas, and trails. Ideally located near King Street Metro, Old Town Alexandria, Shirlington, and major commuter routes, the home offers easy access to shopping, dining, entertainment, and Washington D.C. Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy spacious, low-maintenance living in one of Alexandria's most convenient communities. Welcome home to Stonegate!

4668 W Braddock Rd, Alexandria

108 Gretna Green Ct, Alexandria
$675,000
2 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ VAAX2067062 MLS ⋅ COMING SOON Status
Welcome to 108 Gretna Green Ct. - a 2 bdrm, 3.5 bath townhome that combines ideal location with an open floor plan and upgrades throughout (major renovations in 2022). Main floor includes updated kitchen and renovated half bath that opens to living and dining areas showcasing hardwood floors, recessed lighting, upgraded crown molding, and one of the home's two wood-burning fireplaces. Upstairs two primary bedrooms with vaulted ceilings are positioned on opposite sides of the home, each with two giant closets with custom built-in shelving providing exceptional storage. Both en-suite bathrooms have been thoughtfully renovated. The primary bathroom was designed with a luxurious, spa-like aesthetic, it features recessed lighting, tiled shower, an Opus Fleurco freestanding soaking tub with its own chandelier, and dual vanities with oversized mirrors. The expansive lower level is an entertainer's dream and an incredible extension of the home's everyday living space. With 10 ft ceilings, LVP floors, fireplace and an impressive 155-inch 4K home theater, the main room is designed to make staying home feel like an event! Custom 10 ft wet bar includes a quartz countertop and refrigerator. Also on this level is a versatile bonus room with a large closet that easily serve as an office, guest room, or third bedroom. Next to the full bath, the laundry is conveniently located within a large storage room. An oversized coat closet and a storage area is hidden under the stairs.

108 Gretna Green Ct, Alexandria

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$675,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ VAFC2009334 MLS ⋅ COMING SOON Status ⋅ Mount Vineyard Condominium BLDG.
Coming soon - put this one on your radar. Convenient to Old Town Fairfax restaurants, stores and farmers market. Nestled within the highly desirable and rarely available Mount Vineyard community, this exquisite, top floor, end-unit condominium offers a harmonious blend of contemporary design and luxurious living. Built in 2018, this mid-rise unit boasts 9' ceilings and abundant natural light. Step inside to discover an inviting open floor plan that seamlessly connects the living and dining areas, enhanced by gleaming hardwood floors. The gourmet kitchen is a culinary enthusiast's dream, featuring high-end stainless steel appliances, sleek cabinetry and ample counter space. A casual dining area enjoys outside views and access to a balcony where you can savor morning coffee or unwind with a glass of wine in the evening, all while taking in the vibrant urban setting. The two spacious bedrooms are thoughtfully designed for relaxation and privacy. The primary suite boasts a luxurious en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower and generous walk-in closet, providing ample storage. Recessed lighting and ceiling fans throughout the unit create a warm ambiance, while energy-efficient double-pane windows offer both comfort and tranquility. The underground parking garage provides secure and easy access to your vehicle, adding an extra layer of convenience. All this just a few miles to GMU campus, a short drive to Tysons, Dulles International Airport, rt 50 and I66. Take the CUE bus from your front door to the Vienna Metro. This is truly an exceptional property don't miss out. Pictures will be uploaded closer to the on-market date.

3989 Norton Pl Unit 408, Fairfax

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Are you considering purchasing property in Northern Virginia? You’ve come to the right place! Here, you’ll find MLS listings for Northern Virginia real estate. Listings are updated daily.

Our website listings include condos, apartments, and single-family homes for sale in Northern Virginia, plus smart tools to help you narrow your search for properties that meet your needs.

You’ll also find our comprehensive guide to what to expect from the Northern Virginia real estate market and the unique communities and counties, along with tips for finding your dream home at the best possible price.

Homes For Sale In Northern Virginia: A Variety Of Choices

Northern Virginia is an outstanding place to live due to its proximity to the nation's capital, its rich historic charm, vibrant social and cultural life, and diverse entertainment options. Settle in cosmopolitan but nostalgic Alexandria, vibrant art-centric Fairfax, or chic and hip Clarendon in Arlington. There are options to suit every lifestyle and budget.

A strong economy with plentiful job opportunities, a vibrant dining, shopping, and entertainment scene, and a highly diverse population make Northern Virginia a highly sought-after property market.

Proximity and convenient travel links to Washington, D.C., means the Northern Virginia real estate market has some of the most robust property value appreciation rates anywhere in the country.

While these are all great reasons to buy, it also means the best real estate in Northern Virginia is snapped up quickly! If you’re in the market for houses in Northern Virginia, you must check listings and stay proactive in your search. This is why working with a full-time, dedicated real estate agent is essential when looking for your dream Northern VA home.

The Northern Virginia Real Estate Market

The Northern Virginia real estate market is dominated by condos, townhomes, and single-family homes. Options include everything from studios to 3- or 4-bedroom condo units in secure buildings, some with just the essential amenities and others with luxury facilities. A wide range of townhouse communities are available, along with single-family homes, from adorable bungalows to large Colonial villas.

While there are many older properties oozing historic charm, there are also many newly built communities with state-of-the-art facilities. You’ll find homes that are move-in ready and properties begging to be renovated in your personal style. Houses for sale in Northern Virginia have it all.

Real Estate Taxes In Northern VA

Each city and county has its own tax rates. Generally speaking, while property taxes in Virginia are lower than the national average, taxes in Northern Virginia are almost twice as high as elsewhere in the state.

The exact community you live in could make a big difference in your taxes, so be sure to look up this information. But as of 2021, property tax rates in Northern Virginia range from $1-$1.35 per $100 of assessed value.

Are You Searching For Houses For Sale In Northern Virginia?

If you’re searching for condos, townhomes, or single-family homes in Northern Virginia, you’re in the right place.

Our team is committed to providing complete, up-to-date listing information on homes for sale in Northern Virginia, including condos, townhomes, and single-family homes.

On our site, you’ll find:

  • EVERY Northern Virginia real estate listing from EVERY real estate company on one easy-to-use website. From Fairfax to Arlington County, Prince William County to Alexandria City, you can find the current property listings here.
  • Active listings only! There’s no reason to waste your time looking at homes that have sold or been taken off the market and the MLS listings for Northern Virginia. If it’s on this site, it is for sale!
  • Current property information, thanks to the timely updates from our listing service.
  • Advanced property search tools that allow you to set your search criteria as specifically as you want. For example, if you are set on having a pool, there’s no reason to look at properties that don’t have this optional.
  • Automatic email updates when newly listed houses for sale in Northern Virginia come on the market that meet your search criteria.
  • Detailed listing information for properties already sold so you can understand the market and get a feel for what could become available.

How To Buy A Home In Northern Virginia: 5 Essential Steps

Real estate in Northern VA is a highly competitive market. The best properties are snatched up quickly! Using our site to find out what’s available and identify homes for sale in Northern VA that interest you is a great first step, but there are other essential steps you’ll need to take.

Step 1: Work With An Experienced Local Real Estate Agent

Northern Virginia has an extremely popular real estate market. Houses for sale in Northern VA can be put under contract the same day they come on the market. Real estate agents constantly monitor new listings and can let you know when a property that meets your requirements becomes available.

More than this, local real estate agents know the local market and can help you identify properties that meet your expectations but that you may not have even considered. They also have experience with every stage of the buying process and can walk you through what needs to be done, from making an offer to due diligence.

Step 2: Narrow Down Your Goals

Once you’ve started looking at homes and spoken to your real estate agent, you should have an idea of what types of properties are available. Now you have to get crystal clear on exactly what you want. How many bedrooms? What kind of commute? What kind of community?

You should be clear on your must-haves and your nice-to-haves. Would you be willing to accept 1.5 bathrooms but won’t compromise on being within walking distance from a Metro station? Base your list on your preferences and what is available within your budget.

Step 3: Talk To A Lender

While you may have a pretty good idea of how much you can afford based on the size of your deposit and your income, you need to talk to a lender to pin this down. Online calculators don’t always use the most up-to-date rates and information, so you may be able to get a loan for more or less than you think.

Having your loan pre-approved will make you a more attractive buyer because you can make an offer immediately and close the deal quickly. The seller will be less concerned about you encountering financial issues during the exchange process.

Step 4: Prepare A Budget

Once you know how much you’re approved to borrow, you need to figure out what this looks like as a budget. The cost of a home is much more complex than just the “sticker price” of the house itself.

The first thing to consider is property tax, which is dictated by the area of the home and the value. Your real estate agent can advise you on local property taxes.

You must also consider the cost of any repairs or renovations, fees payable to agents and lawyers, and additional fees associated with the home, such as homeowners association dues and homeowners insurance. You don’t want to make an offer and then realize your budget isn’t enough to complete all the steps to close the deal.

Step 5: Make An Offer

Once you’ve found a home you want, it’s time to work with your agent to make an offer. But this is more than just going to the seller with a number. There are probably other buyers looking at the home, so you want to demonstrate that your offer is the best of the bunch.

Your offer should include the fact that you’ve been pre-approved for a loan and can, therefore, close right away. If you want to offer less than the asking price, perhaps because something like the kitchen needs renovation, you can also explain this as part of your offer.

Your real estate agent will also be able to advise you on other details that will make a difference. When a seller has owned their home for years, they don’t necessarily just want to sell it to anyone. For example, they may be reluctant to sell to a property developer and be more willing to sell to a family who will love their home just as much as they did.

Find detailed information on the home-buying process in Northern Virginia here.

With tens of millions of dollars in sales already closed, we can offer you the expert assistance you need to navigate the Northern Virginia real estate market easily.

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Darren Robertson

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Where To Look For Houses For Sale In Northern Virginia

There are so many great Northern Virginia communities to live in that it can be difficult to decide which is the perfect fit for you and your family. Below is a sampling of some great communities in the area:

  • Arlington: Arlington offers unbeatable access to Washington, D.C., located just across the Potomac River. It feels like suburbia but with big-city conveniences and entertainment. Arlington also offers a good selection of housing, from affordable condos to spacious single-family homes.
  • Fairfax: With a rich history, diverse population, and excellent public school system, Fairfax is considered one of the best places to live in Northern Virginia. Public transport is also excellent, providing easy access to the capital and a great culinary and social scene too.
  • Alexandria: Alexandria is loved by commuters since it’s close to freeway access to the capital, and many buses service the area. The area is steeped in historic charm, with iconic architecture and fascinating American history museums. There’s a great waterfront shopping and social atmosphere along the Potomac River.
  • Dunn Loring: This community has plenty of trails, ball courts, and picnic areas that will appeal to people who love the outdoors and a rural feel. Dunn Loring also has plenty of dining, shopping, and entertainment options.
  • Fairfax Station: Considered by many to be Northern Virginia’s best community due to the great quality of life, including lots of parks and green spaces and a thriving social district. There’s great access to both Washington, D.C. and Maryland. Fairfax Station is also a great area to buy a historic home.
  • Annandale: With more than 20 parks scattered throughout the area, Annandale is perfect for anyone who loves to spend most of their time outdoors. It is a great place to look when you want more spacious homes and larger outdoor areas.
  • Oakton: Named after the hundreds of tall, gorgeous oak trees that blanket the area, Oakton is home to many single-family homes that are perfect for people who’d like a bit more land but also want to be within a nice commuting distance of D.C.
  • Vienna: Just 17 miles from D.C., Vienna is located on the Metro line and is also home to Wolf Trap National Park, Northern Virginia’s top outdoor performance venue.
  • Manassas Park: With a city motto meaning “The Welfare of the People is our Supreme Law,” Manassas Park is filled with tight-knit communities who love to call this city home.
  • Falls Church City: Known for being a warm, welcoming community, Falls Church was the first city in Virginia to be named an Environmental Protection Agency Green Power Community.
  • Manassas: Although Manassas is only 10 square miles, it offers plenty of community events, shopping, and art at the Hylton Performing Arts Center or the Harris Pavilion.

Northern Virginia Real Estate FAQs

Is Northern Virginia real estate a buyer’s or a seller’s market?

The Northern Virginia real estate market is currently a seller’s market, with an insufficient inventory of homes available to meet the high demand. Part of the reason for this is that owners who might otherwise choose to sell are deciding to remain put for now since they can’t get the price they want. This is largely due to high interest rates reducing buying power.

According to recent statistics, Northern Virginia homes spent an average of just 11 days on the market. That’s 15 fewer days than last year. Desirable single-family homes spent an average of just seven days on the market.

What is the average home price in Northern Virginia?

As of June 2023, the average cost of a home in Northern Virginia was $725,000. This includes single-family homes, townhouses, and condos.

Condos tend to be at the more affordable end of the spectrum, averaging around $352,500. Townhomes are more expensive, averaging $721,000, and single-family homes are at the top of the range, averaging $800,000. These prices represent an increase of roughly 3.6% on last year’s values.

How is the rental market in Northern Virginia?

The rental market in Northern Virginia is very competitive due to its popularity, proximity to Washington, D.C., and high quality of living.

However, due to current high interest rates, very few homes are available. This is because people who would typically think of selling, such as recent retirees, are choosing not to buy new homes and, therefore, stay put. The result is a lot of competition for limited housing inventory.

What is the most expensive place to live in Northern Virginia?

Proximity to transport tends to be the biggest factor in pushing up home prices in Northern Virginia. The most expensive homes tend to be within a half-mile walk of a Metro station for a drive-free commute. McLean, Vienna, and Oakton are among the priciest areas.

Is now a good time to buy a house in Northern Virginia?

Despite being a seller's market, now is still a good time to buy a home in Northern Virginia. Inventory of available homes in NVA has been declining for several years, which has seen prices rise. There is no indication this will change in the near future.

This means that the sooner you can buy, the better, despite high interest rates. When interest rates do settle down, you can always refinance. The Northern Virginia property market will likely get more competitive when interest rates drop and more people can afford to buy.

How is the housing market in Northern VA & Washington, D.C.?

The housing market in Northern VA and Washington, D.C., are very competitive. The inventory of properties for sale is very low, with a huge demand from buyers looking for their next home.

As the number of government and private sector jobs in the region grows, and people prefer to stay put in NVA rather than move upon retirement, the market will likely get even more competitive, especially for desirable historic homes.

The best way to succeed in this market is to work with great Northern Virginia Realtors®. They know the market and will be able to help you make the most of it.

You Have Options With Northern Virginia Homes

Finding your dream home in Northern Virginia can be a daunting prospect but also an exciting one. There are so many varied options in the area that you’re sure to find multiple properties that excite you and tick all your “must-have” boxes.

But the Northern Virginia housing market is highly competitive, and things move quickly. The best way to ensure that you find and have a chance to look at housing options that meet your needs before they’re snatched up is to work with a dedicated real estate agent.

Meet the Darren Robertson team and get in touch.

Darren Robertson

Looking to buy or sell a home in Northern Virginia?
Contact me. Tel. (703) 462-0700

CLICK HERE! to Contact Darren Robertson via Email