Fairfax has a lot to love
Fairfax has long been a Northern Virginia favorite for a number of reasons. Great schools, shopping, strong job market, and safe neighborhoods have kept steady residents. Fairfax is home to George Mason University and top producing public schools. The county has launched major projects to revive its historic district with great success and the economic vitality is strong as a result. There are a number of places to choose from if you’re in search of a new home.
I like that it is minutes away from George Mason University. Students will find this helpful when trying to save money and avoid hefty parking and commuting cost. Fairfax has had a long reputation for good schools and strong jobs. I like that it has a unique mix of old and new homes. You can tell that the city has evolved to accommodate its commuters by adding public transportation with buses and commuter stations to access the metro.
The city itself seems to have easy access to grocery stores, shopping centers, restaurants, and gas stations. I had an opportunity to ride around the area and I must admit that I felt safe. That is always a nice feature when selecting a neighborhood to live in. I saw plenty of families walking down the streets enjoying the beautiful weather. It’s the kind of city that has a lot to offer and a lot to love.
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$600,000 : 4172 Gov Yeardley Ln, Fairfax3 beds, 3 full, 1 part baths
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$774,900 : 13128 Peach Leaf Pl, Fairfax5 beds, 5 full, 1 part baths
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$214,900 : 12237 Fairfield House Dr #305a, Fairfax2 beds, 2 full baths
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$359,000 : 5411 New London Park Dr, Fairfax3 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths
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$729,900 : 5501 Chestermill Ct, Fairfax5 beds, 4 full, 1 part baths
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