fairfax county real estate: Are McMansions Going Out of Style?
- 06/29/07 12:16 PM
First of all what is a McMansion? Personally I think of it as a house that is built in an older established neighborhood of smaller "traditional" homes. In many cases the home is not built to any particular style with cheaper building materials than were used on the original homes. They are built only with the concept of build something bigger and not necessarily better.
In a 2004 nationwide survey, the National Association of Homebuilders asked homeowners: "For the same amount of money, which of the following would you choose: a bigger house with fewer amenities, or a smaller … (3 comments)
fairfax county real estate: Charming All Brick Home in Fairfax County Virginia
- 06/16/07 07:48 AM
All Brick BeautyLocation: Yate VillageBeautiful all brick split level home located on quiet cul-de-sac. Welcoming front entry leads you to large living room with hardwood floors and wood burning fireplace. Arched door way leads you to a separate dining room with chair rail molding. Kitchen with granite counters and large window overlooks fenced backyard. Upstairs features three bedrooms, with plenty of closet space, hardwood floors and a tiled bathroom. The fully finished walk-out lower level has six full size windows, a full bath and large utility room. Contemporary paint colors enhance the style and this great home. Plenty of storage space … (3 comments)
fairfax county real estate: April Sales for Fairfax Station Homes
- 05/14/07 02:06 AM
The following is a list of sales in the Fairfax Station area of Fairfax County for April 2007. There are currently 95 homes on the market with one home in Devereux Station listed at $3,000,000.
For more information on Fairfax Station, Fairfax Station Neighborhoods, Fairfax County Real Estate for Sale, or marketing your luxury Fairfax Station Home contact me today. *Data compiled for the MRIS. RE/MAX Allegiance may not have particiapted in all of the sales listed. … (2 comments)
fairfax county real estate: South Run-A Classic Fairfax Station Neighborhood
- 05/07/07 01:21 PM
Nestled on tree lined 1/3 acre or larger lots the 530 homes that make up the South Run neighborhood in Fairfax Station are a great find in the Northern Virginia area. Conveniently located off the Fairfax County Parkway and Lee Chapel Road the homes have easy access to major commuting routes and shopping yet still seem like they are a world away. Homeowners in South Run also enjoy the feel of a long along neighborhood spirit. With BBQ's in the summer, pool parties, Halloween activities and an active neighborhood social committee that plans dozens of events a year the neighborhood has … (4 comments)
With over 4300 finished square feet on three levels and close to 3/4 of an acre lot this home is big and private. All the upgrades that you would expect in a Fairfax Station home. Granite, high ceilings, hardwood floors, private library and so much more. Don't miss the chance to check it out. http://matrix.mris.com/Matrix/Public/Email.aspx?ID=19364574698 Give me a call to schedule your private showing.
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fairfax county real estate: Fairfax Station a place you want to call home
- 05/04/07 10:47 AM
Fairfax Station is an area in Fairfax County, Virginia made up of a number of neighborhoods including South Run, Barrington and Crosspointe to name a few. It is an area of tree lined streets, expensive homes on large lots, rolling hills, parks, and dense forests. Cachet Magazine has ranked Fairfax Station in the top ten for "Best Quality of Life." CNNmoney.com recently recognized Fairfax Station as one of the "Best Places to Retire." The community is home to more than 19,000 residents who enjoy an upscale living environment in proximity to major shopping, historic churches, museums and local parks, The residents of Fairfax Station … (3 comments)
First of all what is a McMansion? Personally I think of it as a house that is built in an older established neighborhood of smaller "traditional" homes. In many cases the home is not built to any particular style with cheaper building materials than were used on the original homes. They are built only with the concept of build something bigger and not necessarily better.
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