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22 areas across Fairfax County, the cities next to Washington, DC, and nearby Loudoun and Prince William — what they're like, the homes you'll find, and how people get around.
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Urban neighborhoods minutes from Washington, most on Metro.
Walkable urban villages across the river from Washington.
Arlington CountyA historic port city on the Potomac, with brick sidewalks and Metro.
City of Alexandria (independent city)A small city with its own schools, a famous farmers market and easy Metro access.
City of Falls Church (independent city)Established close-in suburbs with quick access to DC, Tysons and I-95.
Established, convenient and full of great food.
Fairfax County (unincorporated)Northern Virginia's downtown: high-rises, shopping and four Metro stops.
Fairfax County (unincorporated)Leafy, established neighborhoods minutes from DC and Tysons.
Fairfax County (unincorporated)A small town feel next door to Tysons and Metro.
Town of Vienna (inside Fairfax County)The crossroads of Northern Virginia, with Metro and VRE.
Fairfax County (unincorporated)Riverside parkway, George Washington's estate and big green spaces.
Fairfax County (unincorporated)The county's historic heart, George Mason University and leafy suburbs.
Planned communities, tech employers and Dulles Airport on the Silver Line and Route 28.
A planned community of lakes, trails and a lively town center.
Fairfax County (unincorporated)A historic town center next to Dulles Airport and the Silver Line.
Town of Herndon (inside Fairfax County)Room to grow near Dulles Airport and major employers.
Fairfax County (unincorporated)More space for your money along I-66, with history next door.
Fairfax County (unincorporated)Bigger lots, parks, the Potomac shoreline and room to breathe.
Loudoun and Prince William: newer homes and more space for the money, a longer drive to DC.
Planned neighborhoods, trails and two Silver Line stations in eastern Loudoun.
Loudoun County (unincorporated)Loudoun's historic county seat, with a walkable downtown and room to grow.
Town of Leesburg (inside Loudoun County)A historic small-city downtown, its own schools, and a VRE ride to DC.
City of Manassas (independent city)Newer homes, golf communities and I-66 access on the edge of horse country.
Prince William County (unincorporated)Waterfront parks, big shopping and a straight shot up I-95.
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