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Homes in Vienna, Virginia
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| Zipcode |
Population |
Households |
Average
house value | | 22180 | 22,021 | 8,382 | $420,420 | | 22181 | 14,527 | 5,235 | $605,514 | | 22182 | 22,983 | 8,095 | $660,296 |
Other cities in the area: Annandale, Fairfax, Herndon, Bethesda, Fairfax, Reston, Mc Lean, Alexandria
Depending on the type of home you are considering, you may find just what you are looking for in Vienna. Often, the market
offers detached bungalows, semi-attached homes, town houses, row houses and other options, depending on the size and population of the area.
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options will command higher market prices. You'll need to carefully consider how to balance what you can afford with what your family needs.
Market conditions in Virginia for new housing construction remains strong. The area of Vienna is just
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QUEEN ON THE HILL
The Queen on the Hill 8430 Idylwood Road A Brief History by Karen Washburn This gracious home was designed and built for Herbert F. Williams about 1904 on a tract of 29 acres deeded to him by his father, Franklin Williams. The property was originally part of the 434 acre Woodford Plantation, which was the Williams family’s home. During the Civil War, the Williams were ardent Confederates. Franklin served with John Singleton Mosby, as a partisan ranger. The plantation suffered much abuse from Yankees troops and the main house was torn down. After the war was over, the family built a new home. The land was rehabilitated and planted in crops and orchards. The farms also had dairy cattle and chickens. In the late nineteenth century the Williams family decided to supplement their farming income by taking in summer boarders. At that time every Washingtonian, who could possible afford to, escaped the city heat by moving to a summer residence. Many Northern Virginians opened their homes for summer visitors. Woodford was ideally located to be attractive to summer guests. It was built on a hill that always had breezes. There were large porches, woodland walking trails, a pond for boating and fishing, and fresh food grown on the farm for every meal. Best of all it was a short carriage ride from the railroad station at Wedderburn. Visitors could take the steam train from Alexandria and be delivered to Woodford in about an hour and a half. Woodford grew in popularity every year. The Williams expanded the house and added porches. However, there were still more guests than the main house could accommodate. Franklin’s sons built their own homes and took in the overflow of paying guests. In 1903 a new electric trolley line was built close to the farm on today’s Electric Avenue. The opening of the new trolley made Woodford more popular than ever. Trolleys ran on a frequent schedule and summer visitors could easily go into Vienna or Fairfax to shop and visit. To capitalize on the resort business, Franklin’s son Herbert built a new complex on the property deeded to him by his father. He built 8430 Idylwood Road for his personal home, which he also opened to summer visitors. The house included every state of the art feature of the day. He named his home Bellview, which was indeed an appropriate name. Sited on a gentle hill, there was always a nice summer breeze and beautiful views and the house was designed with large windows to take advantage of both. High ceilings also helped to keep it cool. The house was wired for electricity, which was available from the electric trolley company. This was a large advantage because most country homes didn’t have access to electric power for another twenty years. The elegant dining room was equipped with a large built-in china closet and a button in the floor near the head of the table that rang a bell in the kitchen to summons the servants. Upstairs there was a sleeping porch on the corner of the house with two walls of windows. Today it has been converted to the master bedroom sitting room and closet. Another luxury item was an indoor bathroom with water cisterns in the attic above it. The cisterns are still there today, but no longer in use. It was indeed a comfortable place for summer visitors to enjoy themselves. Three other smaller houses were built near the main house. Herbert hired Local Vienna builder Joe Kidwell to build the homes. One of the houses, which is no longer standing, was designed to be the dining hall and had a ball room. Herbert employed a cook and a chef to prepare the meals. Fresh garden vegetables and fruits were grown on the Woodford farm and the dairy herd supplied plenty of milk for cream and butter. Ice for cold drinks and food storage was always available. The Williams cut ice from their pond every winter and stored it in straw and sawdust in their ice hou
8430 Idylwood Rd, Vienna, VA, 22182
Presented by Karen Washburn of
$1,100,000
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Gorgeous Colonial near Metro
THIS IS IT!!GORGEOUS COLONIAL END OF A CUL DE SAC!HOME HAS SUNROOM ADDITION-HW'S ON MN LVL-MBR W/LUX BA & SIT RM!LR HAS BAY WINDOW W/SEAT-PLANTATION SHUTTERS-CRWN MOLDING-HUGE DR W/PLANTATION SHUTTERS- HW-UPDATED KIT W/CHERRY CABS-BAY WINDOW IN ESIK-FR W/FP&BUILT INS-LOVELY SUNROOM W/CATH CEIL&SKYLITES-UL HAS 3 FULL BA & LAUNDRY!LL HAS REC RM & BR W/ESCAPE WIND&FB!COUPLE OF BLOCKS TO TOWN&METRO Listing agent and office: Debbie Earman, Vienna.
208 CERET CT., VIENNA, VA, 22180
Presented by Anna - Marie Termini of Long & Foster Realtors
$845,000
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8625 Janet Lane- Vienna
Listing agent: Karen Brown, Call 703-375-8427 for information.
8625 Janet Lane, Vienna, VA, 22180
Presented by Karen Brown of Long and Foster
$799,989
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GlenCannoon
THIS IS IT! BEAUTIFUL&SPACIOUS COLONIAL IN GLENCANNON!KIT/BATHS/ROOF/HW'S/SYSTEMS/UPGRADED RECENTLY. GORGEOUS POOL W/ELECTRIC COVER FOR SAFETY! LARGE FENCED BACK YARD! FIN LL W/ESCAPE WIND-LARGE REC RM-BATH IS STUDDED OUT/DEN OR EXERCISE ROOM-END LOAD 2 CAR GARAGE-LOVELY PATIO AROUND POOL! ALL OF THIS & CLOSE TO TOWN/VIENNA METRO/DULLES TOLL RD/SCHOOLS & SHOPPPING.See photos and tour at: http://www.myhomesdb.com/homes/fx757646 Listing agent and office: Debbie Earman, Vienna.
10020 GARRETT ST, VIENNA, VA, 22181
Presented by Anna - Marie Termini of Long & Foster Realtors
$795,000
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Renovated Carriage home
Listing agent: Anna - Marie Termini, Call 703-505-3031 for information. EXTENSIVE GRANITE AND MARBLE IN KITCHEN AND BAR, INTERIOR DOORS ARE CUSTOM SOLID WOOD WITH OIL RUBBED BRONZE HARDWARE, STAINED GLASS WINDOWS, CUSTOM RECESSED LIGHTING, BREAKFAST NOOK W/ BOOTH, PLANTATION SHUTTERS THRU OUT, BATHROOMS HAVE HEATED FLOORS AND HEATED TOWEL RACKS, FRONT DOOR - CUSTOM MADE SOLID WOOD /STAINED GLASS, STUCCO PRIVACY WALLS SURROUND GOLF PUTTING GREEN, POND, GAZEBO.GORGEOUS
2730 Oak Valley Drive, Vienna, VA, 22181
Presented by Anna - Marie Termini of Long & Foster Realtors
$649,500
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Hot Buy
HURRY THIS ONE WILL NOT LAST! 3 FINISHED TH CLOSE TO TYSONS, FAIRFAX HOSPITAL, AND ALL THE GREAT SHOPPING IUN TYSONS AS WELL AS BUSINESS! YOU WILL ENJOY THE HARDWOOD FLOORS, BERBER CARPET, DECK IN PLACE, AS WELL AS THE SIZE OF THIS HOME AND THE LOCATION! WALKOUT ON LOWER LEVEL WITH COZY FIREPLACE! HURRY CALL THE OWNER TO SEE TODAY. OLREA.
2811 Grovemore Lane, VIENNA, VA, 22180
Presented by Pat Evers, CRS of Weichert Realtors
$409,000
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For Sale
Great 1 level condo in move-in condition close to Vienna Metro and I66. very well maintained with NEW tile in kitchen, baths, entry and laundry. NNEW counter in kitchen; NEW bath cabinets, sinks, & mirrors. All fresh painting. NEWER carpeting, kitchen appliances and heating/AC. Lovely community with nice landscaping and plenty of parking. Close to Town of Vienna/Tysons Corner/Galleria/Metro. Short drive to Fairfax & Fair Oaks.
2427 Glengyle Drive, VIENNA, VA, 22181
Presented by Ronnie Fruehauf of Keller Williams Realty
$219,900
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