1609 Fieldthorn Drive

This is the house where I can walk to Trader Joe’s and still feel like I live in the woods. I have loved that about it since the day I moved in. Inside, I redid

1679 Cedar Hollow Way

A little over a mile from Reston Town Center, at the end of a North Reston cul de sac, this expanded Hemlock puts concerts, movies, shops, restaurants, and the Metro all within a two minute

1425 Greenmont Court

Most townhomes ask you to choose between space and location. This one gives you both. At the end of a street that is not a through street, 1425 Greenmont Ct offers three finished levels, three

Mornings at 13224 Grand Junction start in a kitchen that looks like someone cared about it, with granite counters, espresso shaker cabinets, a tile backsplash and stainless appliances, and a door that opens to the

10812 Hunt Club Road

A note from the seller: Sometimes you just want a calmer, slower pace, and that’s exactly what this home has given us. Tucked into one of the quietest corners of Reston’s Uplands community, we’ve loved

3825 Tussica Way

Living in Boulevard IV Towns has spoiled me for anything less walkable. This four level modern townhome sits inside Fairfax City’s most connected mixed use community, close enough to three neighborhood playgrounds and the baseball

2068 Beacon Heights Drive

Wake up with Lake Audubon right outside your back door. This five level elevator townhome puts the water front and center, and the moment you walk in, a wall of windows frames winter lake views

23483 Autumn Sky Court

From the moment you pull up the long driveway, past the manicured front yard and that contemporary brick facade, you can feel this home was cared for. Built by Miller & Smith as part of

42335 Nelsonville Terrace

What we have loved most about living here is how easy everyday life feels. We can walk to Brambleton Town Center for dinner, coffee, the library, shopping or a movie at Regal, then come home

19605 Northampton Lane

There’s a feeling you get turning onto our cul-de-sac, past the open fields and trails, like the rest of the world just quiets down. That’s what got us the first time we saw it, and