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How Much Does Real Estate Cost In 22030 By The Square Foot?

Are You Looking For No Less Than 2,297 Sqft Of Detached Home in 22030?

If you think the amount of living area that a home has is crucial, then you are pretty normal. As a matter of fact, only on rare occaisions does a property seeker completely ignore the amount of living area in a property. No posts found tells us that, depending upon your prequalified spending limit, you might want to reflect on this dwelling at 3951 Walnut St is listed for sale for $900,000. Photo of 3951 Walnut St Continue reading

10841 Second St, Fairfax Real Estate Advisory

Special $685,000 Residence ↔ Fairfax VA 22030

Should you make an offer buy 10841 Second St? Frankly, Stuart Nesbitt really doesn't know.  That is, unless you answer a series of questions. Do you need 2 full baths and 2 half baths? Are you looking for a late 20th-century property in Fairfax, Virginia? Can you afford $685,000? Is it actually worth $719,250 or $650,750? How would you like Nesbitt Realty to rebate you $4,017 on this next residence? Phone Nesbitt Realty to learn more from the professionals on 22030 in the City of Fairfax real estate. Continue reading

10830 1st St, Fairfax VA 22030 Advertised For Sale

5 Bedroom in Fairfax Heights For $899,900

10830 1st St is an interesting detached home with a lot of potential. But it’s not important to Monika Ortiz that you buy this place, or any particular $899,900 5-bedroom 4-baths colonial-style detached home in Fairfax, Virginia. It’s more important to Monika Ortiz that you do what’s right for you. You have a lot of selections in the City of Fairfax. As a buyer, you have a lot of choices to make about what’s important to you.

Have you thought about:

Do you like brick place? Do you prefer brick or siding? What type of siding? Do you need a handicap accessible detached home? Or maybe, you like steps? How much can you afford? Does your pre-approved price limit have any room to move up or down? Continue reading