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Northern Virginia Real Estate -- Single Family Homes You Can Buy for Under $800,000

By
Real Estate Agent with RE/MAX Allegiance, Managing Broker/Branch Vice President

When people consider relocating to Northern Virginia they often ask what type of home they can purchase in different price ranges.  Other people who ask about this include current D.C. and Northern Virginia residents who have not been in the housing market for a while and potential investors from other parts of the country.

 

Homes are available in all price ranges throughout Northern Virginia.  Single family homes in most of the region start around the mid-$400Ks.  Like many other parts of the country, the Metropolitan D.C. region is currently experiencing a buyer's market with a lot of inventory and home staying on the market for longer than in years past.  This offers buyers and investors an opportunity to negotiate a lower price with the seller.  

The $700,000 to $800,000 price range represents slightly over 13% of the currently available single family home inventory for sale in Alexandria and Arlington

In Fairfax County, which comprises suburbs further out from Downtown D.C., this price range represents just over 8.3% of all available detached single family homes.

Here are some examples of single family homes that you can purchase in Northern Virginia for just under $800,000.

 

ALEXANDRIA 

Braddock Heights $775,000

 

 

This Braddock Heights 5 bedroom 3.5 bath home is walking distance to the Metro on a quiet Alexandria street.  With hardwood floors on the main and upper levels, this spacious 1969 colonial has 3 finished levels.  It's been on the market for a while, so buyers looking for a good deal may be able to negotiate on this one.

 

 

Beverley Hills $775,000

 

90210?  Not exactly, but Alexandria has its own Beverley Hills communityWithin the neighborhood lies this 3 bedroom 2 bathroom colonial with an open floor plan and fully renovated kitchen with maple cabines, granite counters and stainless appliances.  The slate patio and lovely lot make this home priced at $775,000 a charmer.

 

 

 

 

ARLINGTON

 

 

 

Almost in D.C.!  Near the Chain Bridge in North Arlington, this Golf Club Manor rambler features 5 bedrooms and 3 full baths and was built in 1957.  It has a walkout basement, 1 car garage, hardwood floors and a sunroom.  You really can't beat the location if you work in D.C. but want to live in Arlington.


 

FAIRFAX COUNTY

Further out from D.C., in the Fairfax County suburbs, $800,000 will buy you a lot of house.  Here are some options in the under $800K price range.

 

Springfield $799,000

 

How about a brand new home in Springfield?  In the new development of Alban Cove, this $799,000 home has 3 levels, 4 bedrooms 2.5 baths, hardwood floors, granite counters, and all the designer touches.  With easy access to the metro, train and backing to parkland, this two garage home has almost 4000 square feet of living space.

 

 

 

Burke $795,000

 

 

On a beautifully landscaped lot in Burke, this 5 bedroom 4.5 bathroom house provides plenty of living space -- 4,470 square feet of it!  Cherry hardwood floors, 9 foot ceilings and a stunning kitchen and breakfast room looking out on a wooded backyard make this one a delight. 

 

 

 

Information on Northern Virginia Single Family Homes in other price ranges:

Northern Virginia Real Estate -- Available Single Family Homes for $500,000 or Less

Northern Virginia Real Estate -- Buying a Single Family Home for $600,000 or Less

Northern Virginia Real Estate -- Single Family Homes for $700,000 or Less

Northern Virginia Real Estate -- Lovely Single Family Homes between $800,000 and $900,000

Northern Virginia Real Estate -- What Can You Buy for $1 Million?

 

It's a great time to buy in Northern Virginia.  Most homes are being sold for under the asking price and many sellers are contributing towards the purchaser's closing costs. 

 

Please take a look at our Northern Virginia Real Estate website at www.BlockRealEstateGroup.comGive me a call at 703-626-0715 (cell) if you are thinking of purchasing a home in Northern Virginia. 

If you want to sell your home, please click here for a free comparative market analysis for your Northern Virginia home.

 

You can reach me by e-mail at brian@brianblock.com I look forward to hearing from you and helping you with your Northern Virginia real estate needs.

 

Note:  These homes offered for sale by various Northern Virginia brokers on the Multiple Listing Service and are not necessarily the listings of Brian Block or RE/MAX Allegiance. 

Neal Bloom
Brokered by eXp Realty LLC - Weston, FL
Realtor CRS-Weston FL Real Estate
I remember once driving through VA...the homes were very large and country like. When I sold RE in NY we had similar type homes unlike the concrete cookies I sell now...but most are built very strong and with excellent materials. Nice homes!
Nov 02, 2007 03:29 AM
Brian Block
RE/MAX Allegiance, Managing Broker/Branch Vice President - McLean, VA
Northern Virginia & D.C. Real Estate
NEAL:  Thanks for your comments.  We do have a wide variety of home styles here, but the majority tend to be colonials.
Nov 02, 2007 03:46 AM
Aziz Abdur-Raoof
RE/MAX Rewards - Columbia, MD
Howard Co. Real Estate Scoop
Brian -- How are things in Clarendon?
Nov 02, 2007 04:26 AM
Jason Crouch
Austin Texas Homes, LLC - Austin, TX
Broker - Austin Texas Real Estate (512-796-7653)
Brian - Nicely done post.  Interestingly enough, I am also doing my $800k post today sometime.  Talk to you soon. 
Nov 02, 2007 04:40 AM
Celeste "SALLY" Cheeseman
Liberty Homes - Mililani, HI
(RA) AHWD CRS ePRO OAHU HAWAII REAL ESTATE

Wonderful presentation with loads of information for the consumer. (we have grass shacks lol!)

Nov 02, 2007 04:59 AM
Brian Block
RE/MAX Allegiance, Managing Broker/Branch Vice President - McLean, VA
Northern Virginia & D.C. Real Estate
AZIZ:  Clarendon is doing very well.  The single family homes in that part of North Arlington by the Orange Line metro are quite pricey.  Mostly condos on the market throughout Clarendon in many new luxury buildings. 
Nov 02, 2007 05:14 AM
Brian Block
RE/MAX Allegiance, Managing Broker/Branch Vice President - McLean, VA
Northern Virginia & D.C. Real Estate
JASON:  I'm looking forward to seeing your post.  Your $800K homes in Austin would probably swallow these Virginia homes whole.
Nov 02, 2007 05:15 AM
Brian Block
RE/MAX Allegiance, Managing Broker/Branch Vice President - McLean, VA
Northern Virginia & D.C. Real Estate
SALLY:  Thanks.  Though a grass shack on the beach does sound inviting, especially come wintertime. 
Nov 02, 2007 05:15 AM
Josette Skilling
Keller Williams Capital Properties - Bethesda, MD

I love the way you formatted this for viewers to show the different areas as you move closer or farther.  Quite a different house from Burke to Arlington! 

I actually crossed the bridge yesterday and drove into Centerville.  We went to Cox Farms for the day and yet again, I couldn't believe the build up that continues to happen out 66! 

Nov 02, 2007 05:45 AM
Brian Block
RE/MAX Allegiance, Managing Broker/Branch Vice President - McLean, VA
Northern Virginia & D.C. Real Estate
JOSETTE:  Thanks for your comments.  I'm glad you like the format and homes do vary greatly depending on the distance from D.C., as I know you're aware.  The whole 66 corridor is really getting built up.
Nov 02, 2007 07:58 AM
Katerina Gasset
The Gasset Group & Get It Done For Me Virtual Services - Provo, UT
Amplify Your Real Estate & Life Dreams!
Brian- You do a great job with explaining what you get for your money in Alexandria Virginia. Katerina
Nov 03, 2007 06:08 PM
Brian Block
RE/MAX Allegiance, Managing Broker/Branch Vice President - McLean, VA
Northern Virginia & D.C. Real Estate
KATERINA:  Thanks for your comments on this.  I want home searchers to be able to understand the value that they get for different price ranges.
Nov 03, 2007 11:34 PM