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Lincolnia Real Estate: Prices, Pictures, Facts and Map

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Lincolnia is that part of Fairfax County that abuts the City of Alexandria VA at the westernmost point near the intersections of I-395 and I-495. Lincolnia is home to several industrial parks and large warehouse stores, but there are also a few premium neighborhoods tucked into hidden corners in this community.

5 Fast Facts about Lincolnia

  1. Lincolnia is located in Fairfax County between Alexandria and Annandale.
  2. Most homes are single family detached with a small portion of townhouses.
  3. The nearby Green Spring Park and Lillian Carey Park provide walking trails, playgrounds and spacious land.
  4. Commuting is quick and easy with the interstate minutes away.
  5. Landmark Town Center is also within close proximity and many predict will boost property values when complete.

Properties For Sale In Lincolnia By Price

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Budget (1 to $300,000)4 Active
Affordable (300001 to $400,000)2 Active
Entry-Level (400001 to $550,000)4 Active
Choice (550001 to $650,000)1 Active
Premium (750001 to $950,001)4 Active
Luxury (950001 to $1,950,000)3 Active

Properties For Sale In Lincolnia By Age

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Recently built (2017 - 2020)2 Active
21st Century (2003 - 2010)1 Active
Millennial (1998 - 2002)4 Active
Late 20th Century (1983 - 1999)1 Active
Mid 20th Century (1938 - 1982)13 Active

Properties For Sale In Lincolnia By Size

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Small (701 to 1,100 sqft)2 Active
Modest (1101 to 1,500 sqft)8 Active
Mid-Sized (1501 to 2,000 sqft)2 Active
Large (2001 to 2,500 sqft)1 Active
Big (2501 to 3,000 sqft)1 Active
Very Large (3001 to 4,000 sqft)7 Active

Properties For Sale In Lincolnia By Number of Bedrooms

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1 BR1 Active
2 BR6 Active
3 BR5 Active
4 BR2 Active
5 BR3 Active
6 BR2 Active
7 BR2 Active

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Single-Family Residences For Sale at Lincolnia

5242 Navaho Dr, Alexandria, VA 22312
$1,290,000 at Lincolnia Park

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    The best way to update a property is to paint it. It’s a job that many sellers can do themselves.

    Here are six suggestions for making the work go quickly.

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    1. Move the furniture. Get as much furniture as possible out of the way, and then cover what’s left with plastic drop cloths held in place with masking tape.
    2. Buy good paint. Top-quality latex interior paint will hide what’s underneath and make the job go faster.
    3. Tape the edges. Taping the edges with painters tape will speed up the job and make the results more professional.
    4. Work top down. Paint the ceiling first, then the walls, then the windows and trim and finally the baseboards. This will cut down on time spent repairing drips and splatter marks.
    5. Cut in the corners. Applying a three-inch band of paint around the edges will allow you to fill in the middle with a paint roller.
    6. Apply paint generously. Trying to stretch the paint won’t save sellers any money if they have to repaint.

    Source: Paint Quality Institute (09/21/2010)