Fairfax County Homes for Sale & Real Estate
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Looking for homes for sale in Fairfax County, VA? The Jamil Brothers make your Fairfax property search simple, whether you're buying your first house, upgrading to more space, or selling for top dollar. We know the neighborhoods, the schools, and the numbers behind every offer — from Vienna and McLean to Reston, Fairfax, and Springfield — so you can move with confidence, not guesswork.
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About Fairfax County, VA
Fairfax County sits at the heart of Northern Virginia, just across the Potomac from Washington, DC, and ranks among the most desirable places to live in the entire region. With more than 1.15 million residents, it is the largest jurisdiction in the Commonwealth — a county defined by leafy residential neighborhoods, thriving commercial hubs, and some of the top-rated public schools in the country. Its housing stock spans nearly every price point and lifestyle, from the estates of McLean and Great Falls to the walkable energy of Tysons and Reston Town Center, and the established family communities of Vienna, Burke, and Springfield. Residents enjoy quick access to DC by way of Metro's Silver, Orange, and Blue lines, the Capital Beltway, and the Dulles Technology Corridor, home to major employers and Fortune 500 headquarters. Add expansive parks, the W&OD Trail, and a genuine sense of community, and it is easy to see why Fairfax County remains one of the DMV's most competitive and enduring real estate markets.
Get My Fairfax County Home ValueFairfax County Market Snapshot
Updated From Bright MLS
$769,900
Median Home Price
1,191
Homes Sold
$919,903
Average Sold Price
23 Days
Average on Market
1.15M+
Population
A+
FCPS School Rating
15 Miles
to Washington, DC
Source: Bright MLS, most recent reporting period. Estimated figures — verify before relying on them for a pricing decision.
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Why Choose The Jamil Brothers
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Selling your home requires more than placing it on the MLS. We combine local market knowledge, innovative marketing strategies, and experienced negotiation to help Fairfax County homeowners achieve exceptional results.
Why Sellers Choose Us
Why Buy House in Fairfax VA?
Fairfax County pairs big-city convenience with genuinely livable neighborhoods. Buyers searching for houses for sale in Fairfax VA are usually after the same three things: strong schools, a commute they can live with, and a community that still feels like home once the moving trucks leave. Fairfax delivers on all three — and the housing stock runs from 1950s Colonials in Annandale to new-build townhomes in Fair Lakes, so there's a fit at most budgets.
Top-Rated Schools
Fairfax County Public Schools is one of the largest districts in the country, and its high school pyramids — Langley, McLean, Oakton, Woodson, Robinson — are a primary reason buyers pay a premium here.
Family-Friendly
Cul-de-sac streets, sidewalk-connected pods, community pools, and rec centers are standard rather than exceptional across Burke, Springfield, Chantilly, and Centreville.
Metro Access
Three Metro corridors run through the county: the Silver Line through Tysons, Reston, and Herndon; the Orange Line at Vienna and Dunn Loring; and Blue/Yellow service at Franconia–Springfield.
Parks & Recreation
100+ parks, trails, and outdoor activities across the county, anchored by the W&OD Trail, Burke Lake, Lake Accotink, and the Cross County Trail.
Strong Job Market
Tysons and the Reston–Herndon corridor hold one of the densest concentrations of corporate headquarters, government contractors, and tech employers on the East Coast.
High Quality of Life
Well-funded county services, a deep restaurant and retail scene from Mosaic to Tysons Corner, established tree canopy, and neighborhoods with genuine turnover history.
The Jamil Brothers Realty Group — NVAR Lifetime Top Producers · 840+ homes sold · $500M+ in closed volume. School pyramid assignments change; verify current boundaries with FCPS before making a decision.
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Experience a higher level of service with trusted Fairfax County real estate professionals. We help buyers, sellers, and relocating families navigate the market with confidence, clarity, and exceptional results.
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Home sales Fairfax County move fast when a property is priced and marketed correctly. Whether you're watching recent sale prices in your neighborhood or ready to list this month, we combine local pricing data, professional photography, and skilled negotiation to help you sell quickly and keep more equity at closing.
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Moving from out of state or across the DC metro? We'll walk you through Fairfax County cities and neighborhoods, school pyramids, and commute times so you can narrow your search before you ever step into an open house.
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Available Homes for Sale in Fairfax County
Browse a hand-picked selection of Fairfax homes for sale VA, from move-in-ready townhomes to spacious single-family properties in top-rated school districts. Listings update regularly, so reach out if you don't see what you're looking for. We often know about homes before they officially hit the market.
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Explore Fairfax County Cities and Communities
Discover communities across Fairfax County, from established inside-the-Beltway neighborhoods to suburban centers, luxury enclaves, waterfront areas, and major commuter destinations.
McLean
Luxury homes, established neighborhoods, convenient Tysons access, and some of Fairfax County's most prestigious residential areas.
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Vienna
An established community combining residential streets, local shopping, parks, Metro access, and proximity to Tysons.
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Reston
Lakes, trails, Metro access, modern homes, townhomes, and an extensive network of community amenities.
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Great Falls
Estate homes, larger wooded lots, privacy, and Potomac River access define this prestigious Fairfax County market.
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Herndon
Historic character, suburban neighborhoods, Metro access, and convenient connections to Northern Virginia's technology corridor.
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Burke
Established neighborhoods, parks, trails, commuter options, and suburban convenience make Burke a popular Fairfax County market.
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Tysons
Fairfax County's major urban center with luxury condominiums, Metro stations, shopping, restaurants, and employment centers.
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Fairfax City
Established residential areas, downtown amenities, George Mason University access, and convenient connections to Route 50 and I-66.
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Springfield
A commuter-friendly community with established neighborhoods and convenient access to Metro, I-95, and the Beltway.
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Oakton
Leafy residential neighborhoods, larger lots, and convenient access to Vienna, Fairfax, and major commuter routes.
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Centreville
A large western Fairfax community with single-family homes, townhomes, parks, shopping, and convenient Route 28 access.
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Annandale
Inside-the-Beltway convenience, established neighborhoods, diverse dining, parks, and straightforward access toward D.C. and Tysons.
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Merrifield
Modern residences, the Mosaic District, restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and proximity to the Dunn Loring Metro.
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Dunn Loring
Established residential streets with Metro access and close proximity to Merrifield, Vienna, and Tysons.
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Clifton
Historic character, wooded properties, larger lots, and a quieter residential setting in western Fairfax County.
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Lorton
Southern Fairfax County living with VRE access, parks, trails, newer development, and proximity to the Occoquan River.
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West Springfield
Mature neighborhoods, parks, commuter convenience, and an established suburban residential setting.
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Kingstowne
A popular planned community with townhomes, single-family homes, shopping, pools, trails, and transportation access.
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Fair Lakes
Condominiums, townhomes, shopping, employment centers, and convenient access to I-66 and Fairfax County Parkway.
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Oak Hill
Suburban neighborhoods positioned between Herndon, Reston, and Chantilly with convenient technology-corridor access.
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Lake Barcroft
A distinctive residential community centered around a private lake, beaches, wooded streets, and inside-the-Beltway convenience.
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Idylwood
A convenient inside-the-Beltway residential community near Tysons, Falls Church, Vienna, Metro, and Route 7.
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Chesterbrook
An established residential enclave near McLean offering convenient access to Washington, D.C., Tysons, and the GW Parkway.
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Pimmit Hills
A special Falls Church-area market near Tysons with classic homes, newer redevelopment, and excellent commuter access.
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Hollin Hills
A special Alexandria-area enclave celebrated for distinctive mid-century modern architecture and wooded residential streets.
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Mount Vernon
Historic residential areas, Potomac River proximity, established homes, and convenient George Washington Parkway access.
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Fort Hunt
Established residential streets near the Potomac River, Fort Hunt Park, and the George Washington Memorial Parkway.
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Belle Haven
Classic homes near the Potomac River, Old Town Alexandria, Belle Haven Country Club, and the GW Parkway.
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Mason Neck
A low-density waterfront and park-oriented community offering privacy, wooded surroundings, and outdoor recreation.
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Chantilly
Western Fairfax County living with established neighborhoods, employment centers, shopping, and convenient Route 28 access.
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Crosspointe
A Fairfax Station-area residential community offering larger homes, neighborhood amenities, and wooded suburban surroundings.
View Homes →See How Much More You Keep at Closing
Model your Fairfax County sale price and compare a traditional listing against our Flexible Commission — listings from 1.5% — full service, more equity in your pocket.
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Get answers to the most common questions about buying and selling real estate in Fairfax County, VA.

