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Zip code 20121 covers southern and central Centreville, including the area around the community's historic core. It offers some of western Fairfax County's widest range of housing, with options at many price points within a short drive of I-66.
As of October 12, 2026, about 40 homes, townhomes and condos are listed for sale in 20121, from about $260,000 to about $1.2 million, with an average list price of about $570,000. Prices and inventory change daily, so check the current listings above.
You'll find everything here: garden-style condos, townhome communities, and single-family neighborhoods built from the 1970s onward. The Centreville Historic District around Mount Gilead preserves some of the area's 18th- and 19th-century history. Newer construction near the Route 29 corridor adds another option for buyers who want low-maintenance living. Recent listings in 20121 have included homes in Little Rocky Run, Centre Ridge, Green Trails, Singletons Grove and Heritage Estates.
I-66 is the main artery, with the Centreville park-and-ride and commuter bus service giving riders options into Arlington and DC. Route 29 and Route 28 connect to the rest of the county and to Dulles, and Braddock Road heads east toward Fairfax and Burke.
Bull Run Regional Park offers camping, trails, and a seasonal water park, and the Manassas National Battlefield is just across the county line. The Centreville area is also known for a wide variety of restaurants along Route 28 and Route 29, and the Centreville Regional Library is close by.
Centreville is one of the older crossroads in Northern Virginia, and Civil War earthworks and historic churches still stand near the old village center. Today it's a busy, diverse commercial hub, with long-running local restaurants and grocery stores along Route 28 and Route 29. Its large share of condos and townhomes has long made it one of the more accessible places to buy in western Fairfax County.
20121 is in unincorporated Fairfax County, with county real estate taxes and Fairfax County Public Schools. Because condos and townhomes make up a large share of the inventory, review HOA or condo association documents carefully, including reserve funds and any special assessments.
20121 is in Fairfax County. Your mailing address may say Centreville, but the jurisdiction decides your property taxes, local services, and schools.
Homes in 20121 are served by Fairfax County Public Schools. Assignments are based on address, so check the district's school boundary tool for a specific home.
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